Things To Do In Oceanside

Craving pizza? Head on over to Oceanside's Break Water Brewing Company for a tasty slice with a crust you can't resist. If you prefer to eat healthy, you'll find tons of fresh selections on Break Water Brewing Company's menu. Gather up your group of friends and head to Break Water Brewing Company, a local restaurant that has room for large groups. Break Water Brewing Company is completely informal — dress as you see fit (and are most comfortable). At Break Water Brewing Company, you can park your car in seconds with the nearby street and lot parking options. If your preferred mode of transit is of the two wheel variety, you're in luck — there's tons of bike parking outside the pizzeria. Break Water Brewing Company is creating dishes any foodie will love at around $30. Break Water Brewing Company offers a wide variety of payment options, including payment by major credit card.

The Draft may have recently shed its former Wings, Pizza N Things alias, but it remains locally owned and operated by the same team of dedicated industry professionals. Now with more than 37 high-definition televisions lining its walls, The Draft makes it easy to catch virtually every second of the evening's biggest game. Whether you grab a stool at the bar or settle at one of the high-top tables, it's hard not to have an unobstructed view of at least one screen?assuming you can tear your attention away from what's on the table. The menu specializes in hearty comfort foods, including burgers and chicken patties topped with fixings such as bacon, chili, jalape?os, or pure oxygen. To accompany this rib-sticking cuisine, the bar pours more than 30 craft beers?half of which hail from local breweries.

Harbor views are typically hard to come by in December, when restaurants pack up their patios and move their business indoors. Thankfully, Dominic?s at the Harbor has perfected an alternative. From the Italian eatery?s heated patio, diners can watch sunlight glint off the water regardless of the season. The smell of salt that lingers on the outdoor breeze complements seafood entrees such as shrimp and mahi mahi saut?ed with garlic and wine. If that sounds like too much ocean for you, try a thin-crust margarita pizza topped with fresh basil and sliced tomatoes or a white pizza with three cheeses and a drizzle of olive oil. Diners can round out any meal with a bottle of vintage cabernet sauvignon or a tall boot of chardonnay from the D?Vino wine bar, located within the restaurant.

When you can hear the gentle whoosh of the tides from your backyard, it's impossible to ignore the ocean's calling. What's Up Stand Up Paddleboard Surf Company happily embraces the calm Pacific waters that backdrop their three locations, beckoning passersby to hop on their standup paddleboards and skim across Mother Nature's aquatic playground. Each location's tranquil water conditions are ideal for visitors to learn and enjoy the paddle-powered sport, which situates riders atop paddleboards, where they'll propel themselves with paddles. Standup paddleboarding not only strengthens an array of muscles but can also bring paddlers up close to the area's wildlife, which may include dolphins and sea lions.

Chance and skill converge on the floor of Ocean's 11 Casino, where patrons perch around baize-topped tables and toss in their chips. The casual hobbyist can try their luck during friendly games or go all in during high-stakes tournaments. Promotions throughout the week, including white-knuckle showdowns in blackjack, Texas hold 'em, or baccarat draw in spectators. In the onsite sports lounge, a panoply of international comfort food fills a menu of American-, Latin-, and Asian-inspired dishes, including steak, street tacos, and chicken satay with peanut sauce. Flat-screen televisions line the dining room, broadcasting sports or coverage of the senate appropriation committee's ice-cream social.

333 Pacific specializes in a tantalizing array of gourmet steaks and seafood. The restaurant itself is situated directly across from the beautiful Oceanside Pier. Palm trees, white sands, and a bright blue Pacific ocean await you at 333 Pacific. Their menu is filled with meals featuring seafood such as their Grilled Pacific Albacore Tataki and Pan Roasted Salmon in addition to a number of raw bar offerings. The steaks are classic, well-cut, and delicious—feel free to “take your steak surfing” with an addition of Alaskan Crab, Lobster, or Salmon Cake. There are also several vegetarian options available. 333 Pacific serves up a lovely night out after spending your days in the surf.