San Diego's Best Sports Bar

It’s referred to as a sports bar, but the menu and decor helps rank this hangout as a Garnet favorite.

Reviews:

• “Delta Delta Douchebags”
• “Fun Place”
• “One of the best sports bars around.”
• “best for Sunday football”
• “Fun Sports Bar, Great on Sundays!”

Tips: Without a doubt, the outdoor patio is the best place to watch beach-goers stroll up and down Garnet.

Moondoggies

Catch the game on a high-definition TV, order bar bites until the wee hours or shoot some pool.

McGregor’s Grill & Ale House

Authentic pub grub and a long list of whiskeys and drafts make this Irish bar a local favorite.

Tips: Just five blocks from Petco Park, The Field also hosts a large post-Padres crowd.

The Field Authentic Irish Pub and Restaurant

Venerable pub offers a hard-to-find combo in the trendy Gaslamp: a fun, hip crowd with cheap drinks and no dress code.

Reviews:

• “Consumer Avocate: Bar Steals money from Drunk Patrons!!”
• “Favorite Bar in the gas lamp district.”

Tips: After midnight, the $5 cover is one of the cheapest in the Gaslamp

Maloney’s Tavern

The queen of San Diego’s pub scene continues its reign thanks to die-hard local fans.

Reviews:

• “fun bar, great service”
• “The worst bar I’ve ever been to. Nothing orginal about it. Drinks bad/weak. Over priced. Dirty. Foods gross.”
• “Stay away! Service & security is the RUDEST in the city”
• “The Best Piano Bar in San Diego!”

Tips: A traditional English Breakfast is served daily until 2 pm on weekdays and 1 pm on weekends

Princess Pub & Grille

Junior Seau scores at the huge restaurant and sports bar with room for more than just Chargers fans.

Reviews:

• “seaus is by far one of the best restaurants in town”
• “Get there before Two for Lunch”

Tips: A private dining room is perfect for small parties of up to 20 people. There is also a separate Raw Mana Sushi Bar, and the Legends Room on the mezzanine level can be reserved for parties of up to 150.

Seau’s

Sip a Guinness, catch live music, or step up to the mic for karaoke at this authentic Irish pub.

Reviews:

• “Dive-y, but cool”

Tips: Plan ahead, if you plan on going for St. Patrick’s Day. It’s absolutly slammed every year.

The Ould Sod

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