$7 for $15 Worth of Pub Fare and Drinks or $30 for Two Beer Pitchers and Two Appetizers (Up to $64 Value) at The Bitter End Pub
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- Hearty snacks & sandwiches
- 21 beers on tap
- Across from PGE Park
- Lively, welcoming atmosphere
Winston Churchill was famous for the high standards he applied to alcohol, quipping, "Liquor is quicker, but get me a single malt scotch with moon rocks in it! I'm the English president!" Be like Ol' Winnie with today's Groupon to The Bitter End Pub, located on Burnside Street. Choose between the following options:
- For $7, you get $15 worth of pub fare and drinks
- For $30, you get two pitchers of beer and two double orders of select appetizers (up to a $64 value)
Across the street from PGE Park, The Bitter End Pub attracts draft-drinkers, appetizer aficionados, and professional Pac-Man players. The no-frills menu showcases savory pub fare, including cheesy garlic fries ($6.50), mini corndogs ($5.50), and the Ridiculous burger, where meat meets meat, a double dosage of cheese, and bacon, all under the umbrella of a sturdy bun ($9). Twenty-one beers stand ready to soothe esophagus canals, and a plethora of pool, foosball, pinball, and video games keep patron mind-matter from too intently exploring explosive physics theorem. Spectator patrons can catch digitally displayed matches with the eight-barreled battery of HD televisions, blasting anticipated sports events directly into the visual cortices of each viewer.
With option two, dehydrated draughtsman can fight the hops deficiency that causes crippling charisma reductions, making new friends the old-fashioned way with two frosty pitchers of Bitter End brew. Caskets of Newcastle Brown Ale ($17 per pitcher), or domestic delights ($14+ per pitcher) cast their charms and immediately disarm sober woes with their golden goodness, accompanied by fist-friendly appetizers (up to $15 total for two double orders). Heaping helpings of hellfire hot wings, a large helping of garlic cheesy fries, a mixed basket of mozzarella sticks and jalapeño poppers, and two barbecue pork or veggie quesadillas (or one of each) create a sated-stomach camaraderie that rarely exists outside of pub fairytales.
Reviews
Eight Citysearchers give The Bitter End Pub an average of four stars and 19 Yelpers give it a 2.5 star average:
- I must say, I do dig this place. Pretty homey atmosphere. – Chase L., Yelp, 4/15/10
- This is my favorite neighborhood bar. It's not fancy, but it doesn't need to be. – Heather W., Yelp, 3/16/10
- Hearty snacks & sandwiches
- 21 beers on tap
- Across from PGE Park
- Lively, welcoming atmosphere
Winston Churchill was famous for the high standards he applied to alcohol, quipping, "Liquor is quicker, but get me a single malt scotch with moon rocks in it! I'm the English president!" Be like Ol' Winnie with today's Groupon to The Bitter End Pub, located on Burnside Street. Choose between the following options:
- For $7, you get $15 worth of pub fare and drinks
- For $30, you get two pitchers of beer and two double orders of select appetizers (up to a $64 value)
Across the street from PGE Park, The Bitter End Pub attracts draft-drinkers, appetizer aficionados, and professional Pac-Man players. The no-frills menu showcases savory pub fare, including cheesy garlic fries ($6.50), mini corndogs ($5.50), and the Ridiculous burger, where meat meets meat, a double dosage of cheese, and bacon, all under the umbrella of a sturdy bun ($9). Twenty-one beers stand ready to soothe esophagus canals, and a plethora of pool, foosball, pinball, and video games keep patron mind-matter from too intently exploring explosive physics theorem. Spectator patrons can catch digitally displayed matches with the eight-barreled battery of HD televisions, blasting anticipated sports events directly into the visual cortices of each viewer.
With option two, dehydrated draughtsman can fight the hops deficiency that causes crippling charisma reductions, making new friends the old-fashioned way with two frosty pitchers of Bitter End brew. Caskets of Newcastle Brown Ale ($17 per pitcher), or domestic delights ($14+ per pitcher) cast their charms and immediately disarm sober woes with their golden goodness, accompanied by fist-friendly appetizers (up to $15 total for two double orders). Heaping helpings of hellfire hot wings, a large helping of garlic cheesy fries, a mixed basket of mozzarella sticks and jalapeño poppers, and two barbecue pork or veggie quesadillas (or one of each) create a sated-stomach camaraderie that rarely exists outside of pub fairytales.
Reviews
Eight Citysearchers give The Bitter End Pub an average of four stars and 19 Yelpers give it a 2.5 star average:
- I must say, I do dig this place. Pretty homey atmosphere. – Chase L., Yelp, 4/15/10
- This is my favorite neighborhood bar. It's not fancy, but it doesn't need to be. – Heather W., Yelp, 3/16/10