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Callahan's Pub & Brewery

Hard to find, hard to leave

8111 Mira Mesa Boulevard
San Diego, CA 92126
United States
+1 858 578 7892
http://www.callahanspub.com/

This is a brewpub that has it all, including a great selection of made-on-the-premises beer, combined with tasty food at reasonable prices. So what is it doing in a shopping mall? Ignore the odd location and enjoy yourself. Both diners and drinkers enjoy munching on the Wings of Fire, a bright, spicy appetizer that requires plenty of quenching with any of the microbrews on tap, from Shamrock Gold to Callahan's Red. The restaurant also makes its own sausages; try the Callahan's Spicy Beer Sausage Plate.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Churchill's Pub & Grille

British pub culture 887 W San Marcos Blvd
San Diego, CA 92069
United States
+1 760 744 1332
http://churchillspub.us A traditional, half-timbered Tudor-style building houses this eatery, drawing expatriate Englishmen and Anglophiles of all descriptions for the food, music and fun. The restaurant is divided into a regular dining area on the right side and the pub hall on the left. Menu specialties include the Fish & Chips, Bangers & Mash, Irish Corned Beef Dinner, Sausage Butty, and House Made Bread & Butter Pudding. Churchill's also offers free wireless internet access to all customers.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Princess Pub & Grille

Hail the Princess 1665 India Street
San Diego, CA 92101
United States
+1 619 702 3021
http://www.princesspub.com An unabashed British pub, this spot serves fine ales and spirits. Live entertainment is offered most nights, featuring British, Scottish and Celtic music. Traditional English specialties are unfortunately overshadowed by the ale and beers, but the grub really is good! The Traditional Sunday Roast Dinner is meant to assuage homesickness for the big expatriate clientele, but it is delicious even if you are not British. Fish & Chips? Of course beer battered, big portions are available.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Shakespeare Pub & Grille

An ode to ale 3701 India Street
San Diego, CA 92103
United States
+1 619 299 0230
http://www.shakespearepub.com/ Homesick for Bangers & Mash? This pub is for Brits, Anglophiles and everyone in between. With its extensive choice of British favorite fare and vast imported beer menu, visitors from across the sea will feel right at home here. Dinners start at $9.95, lunches at $3.50. Daily specials are offered, as well as a traditional Sunday lunch (roast beef and Yorkshire pudding). A full-service bar includes beer and wine. Dart leagues meet weekly.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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The Field

Erin go bragh 544 Fifth Avenue
(Between Market Street and Island Avenue)
San Diego, CA 92101
United States
+1 619 232 9840
http://www.thefield.com This pub and restaurant has been completely decorated by authentic furnishings imported from Ireland. Beautiful dark wood furnishings and brass accents create an authentic Irish pub ambiance. Diners enjoy traditional song and dance of Ireland. Lunches feature Corned Beef and Cabbage or Shepard's Pie. Dinner features Gaelic Steak or Rack of Lamb. The full bar hosts good Irish whiskeys and imported beers on tap.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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