barleymash
$$ • American, Sports Bars, Cocktail Bar Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout barleymash
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barleymash Reviews
Bartenders were great and friendly! Fun place to watch games! Love my girl Jordan!
NOT HANDICAP accessible. NOT friendly OR ACCOMMODATING. MANAGER SAID I COULD SIT ALONE OR WITH 5 OF MY PARTY OF 11. (50TH BIRTHDAY) I don't drink however everyone else was and we all were eating. ... and WANTED to sit TOGETHER. I not only have Fibromyalgia, I had Full knee replacement with a handicap placard.
highly discriminatory ABSOLUTELY NOT HANDICAP FRIENDLY NOR FRIENDLY STAFF.
Wow ! We are in from Philly, first of all the service is amazing, warm , friendly, fast, & the atmosphere is great! They do not miss a beat. The food is fantastic! Stop here, you will not be disappointed!
Hours
| Monday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Tuesday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Wednesday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Thursday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Friday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 9:30AM - 2AM |
Barleymash is a popular downtown San Diego spot with a lively bar atmosphere and family-friendly vibe. It features an open concept layout with good music and comfortable seats with short backs. With 20 TVs, it’s a great place for watching sports, including college football games on Saturdays. The regular menu is available until 10 pm, and afterward, delicious flatbread pizzas are served. The Buffalo chicken Flatbread and the Barleymac are highly recommended by customers. The food quality is consistently praised, with the short ribs still being a favorite even years later. The mahi-mahi is also highly recommended. The service is outstanding, and the overall guest experience is positive. Customers enjoy the drinks, especially the build-your-own bloody mary in the mornings and creative cocktails like the Ron Burgandy, a take on an Old Fashioned. The staff provides above-and-beyond service, making it an excellent place for drinks, hanging out, and large groups. Whether for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a fun night out, Barleymash continues to be a staple of the Gaslamp District.