Specials at the Pitcher House abound.

We have a great kitchen open Monday - Friday from 3pm - 10:30pm and on Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 10:30pm (for football). The menu has great variety including buffalo wings that were voted "Best in the South Bay." We also have a pizza oven along with other Italian and Mexican menu items.

We're ready to help you host your next party. Give us a call. Kids are welcome.

On hand we have over 25 bottled beers and 12 beers on tap. (Why do ya think they called it, "da' pitcha' howse?") Besides beer we also have a full liquor license and an assortment of wines.

Monday Night Football isn't complete without a great steak dinner offer. Check ours out. We have the DirecTV packages for football, baseball and basketball. If there's a big sporting event you know you'll be able to see it here.

Wednesday Lala from Spotlight Entertainment comes in to put on our Karaoke Night and of course there's drink specials and lots of fun.

(The South Bay's earliest and most prominent beach bar, swill house and pool hall.)

A theater troupe rented it for a while. Their original murals were still on the walls celebrating the bathing suites and morals of the day. We never painted over them.

After the theater troupe the corner became a restaurant to 1947. Then it became dormant again.

From 1950 all the way through 1996 we just sold Bud and a few other beers. Swinging doors graced the front like an old West bar for most of its life span. Bikers, movie stars, pool sharks, and war heroes sat side by side along the bar's mammoth spread. People would go on vacations and return with road posts, license plates, street signs, animal heads, car parts, - whatever - donating it to the walls for a free beer. The collection grew and grew until the collection got so thick you couldn't make out some of the things under the earlier layers. A giant train whistle - among many other horns and whistles- blasted through the air. Saw dust covered the floors. Every year Christmas summoned a monstrous size decorated tree. The place was packed non-stop.

When we lost our lease in 2006 we stayed on month-to-month until the property owner found a new tenant to take our place. October 2007 we moved down the road to keep the good times going. Paulie's Upper Deck Sports Bar was a good match for our senses and clientele. The two locations merged. A lot of the wall decorations have made the move with us. And while we're still settling in the mood has already been set and we're off and running. Flat screen televisions everywhere and live music on the weekends.

With us we brought our original bar top with a twenty foot snake skin just beneath the surface. The saw dust may be gone from the floor but the history is still in our hearts.

We keep going with the attitude of the premiere place among the South Bay locales to escape into a world of history, pool, music, and deep rich cool pitchers of beer.