San Diego's Winning Sports Bars

Welcome to football season, San Diego

Whether it’s pounding a pint before kick off or sporting a lucky jersey or bolo tie, everyone has a game day tradition. In San Diego, there are plenty of winning sports bars where football fanatics can meet to cheer on the Chargers or their team of choice. Win or lose, these businesses – highly rated on Yelp – are worth a toast.

BiCE's rabbit ravioli -- one of the dishes offered for Restaurant Week. Tim King
BiCE's rabbit ravioli -- one of the dishes offered for Restaurant Week.
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Downtown San Diego’s BiCE Ristorante in the Gaslamp Quarter will offer a $45 three-course dinner that includes ahi tuna served with zucchini, creamy shallot sauce and quail egg, followed by braised rabbit ravioli with kale and Mediterranean olives and creamy leek and thyme sauce.
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In the North County Inland area, AVANT at Rancho Bernardo Inn will dish out tasty offerings like calamari bites, “Mary’s Chicken” with fresh garden squash grown on site and pistachio macarons for San Diego Restaurant Week.
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In the La Jolla area, Beaumont’s Eatery in Bird Rock will offer a three-course, $35, prix-fixe dinner menu that boasts dishes such as pan-seared day boat scallops, grilled local yellow tail and a baked local apple cobbler with salted caramel ice cream.
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The seaside community’s Brockton Villa will offer prix-fixe options for both lunch and dinner. Some of the SDRW dishes on the menu include the eatery’s “Epic Chowder,” which includes sea clams, blue crab, bacon, Yukon potatoes and saffron cream, the ginger chili-glazed Atlantic salmon and the whiskey and grana padano crusted filet.
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Downtown San Diego's newest Mexican eatery, Don Chido, will partake in San Diego Restaurant Week.
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The Grant Grill will also offer Restaurant Week deals.
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San Diego Restaurant Week in September is a good excuse to try Herringbone in La Jolla.
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The Patio on Lamont in PB is offering a special $15 prix-fixe lunch menu and $35 prix-fixe dinner for Restaurant Week.
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Brian Malarkey's Del Mar Searsucker location will also get in on the Restaurant Week action.
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The Patio on Goldfinch in Mission Hills plans to offer a $15 “Locals Who Lunch” menu that includes any sandwich, a choice of a French market vegan salad or watermelon salad, plus a mini dessert.

High Dive Bar and Grill (Bay Park)
Bring your face paint, jersey and hunger to High Dive and you’re sure to leave full and happy. This bar and grill features generous portions to serve any game day craving. If you’re really feeling festive, try their Kraken Burger: a 2/3-pounder loaded with onions, bacon and cheese sandwiched between two toasted peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Unleash the Kraken on your game day tradition.

Irina’s Bar and Grill (Oceanside)
Is a traditional pint not cutting it for you on game day? Head into Irina’s for 60-ounce options on select beers. Pair that with some juicy bratwursts and house-made sauerkraut and you’ll be ready for kick off in no time. Between its NFL Game Day Specials, an extensive beer list and its delicious German and American dishes, you’ll never want game day to end at this North County spot.

Cali Comfort BBQ (Spring Valley)
If there’s one thing that goes with football and beer, it’s barbecue. Cali Comfort slow cooks all its meat for up to 14 hours and seasons it with homemade dry rub. With this much commitment to every meal, it’s no wonder this BBQ joint is considered a high-quality San Diego hotspot. By the way, Cali Comfort is sponsoring a 4th annual Spring Valley Tailgate and BBQ Festival on Oct. 26. Click here for details.

Añejo Bar and Grill (Escondido)
If you’re looking to add a little spice to your season, stop by Añejo and enjoy some authentic Mexican food and drinks with the game. We recommend the Abujas En Salsa Molcajete, a dish of grilled short ribs covered in a unique, fire-roasted salsa. Paired with one of the nine different margarita selections on the menu, Añejo is a touchdown for your taste buds.

Endzone Pub and Grill (North Park)
Names don’t lie, and Endzone is definitely a score in the sports bar department. This bar boasts more than 50 beers and $4 pints of some of San Diego’s locally brewed favorites during Happy Hour, plus great deals on wings, nachos, ceviche and other bar food. With every seat in viewing range of a TV, you’ll never miss a play.

Cardiff Beach Bar At Tower 13 (Cardiff-by-the-Sea)
Tower 13 plays every game on Sundays, but after the fourth quarter is over the party doesn’t have to stop. Swing by for some post-game festivities, too, including Prime Rib Night, live music and trivia. Don’t forget to taste the amazing Bloody Mary in the menu, homemade-infused vodka and all.
 

Marina Howell is the Marketing Assistant for Yelp North County San Diego.
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