Pitchers of Microbrews, Pub Fare, and Appetizers at The Bitter End Pub (Up to 63% Off). Three Options Available.
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Popular Timbers hangout serves 21 domestic & microbrew drafts & slings pub fare in sports-bar setting with foosball, pool tables & 8 HDTVs
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 Choose from the following options:
- For $8, you get $16 worth of pub fare and drinks.
- For $9, you get a New Year’s Eve special, consisting of one pitcher (up to an $18 value) and an order of cheesy garlic fries (a $6.50 value; up to a $24.50 total value). This option is only valid on New Year’s Eve.
- For $25, you get two pitchers (up to $18 each) and two appetizers (up to an $8 value each; up to a $52 total value).
The Bitter End pours local microbrews to quench thirsty diners working through casual pub fare from their menu. Their lineup of drafts stands 21-deep and fetes a wealth of local breweries such as Full Sail, Deschutes, and Double Mountain. After releasing their grip on malty microbrews, fingers keep busy working through platters of mini corn dogs ($5.50), creamy jalapeño poppers ($6), and a pound of buffalo wings ($8). Stomachs seeking a challenge can conquer the Ridiculous burger ($9), boasting double meat, double cheese, and bacon, entrapped only by a sturdy bun and its sense of modesty. On New Year’s Eve, revelers can send off 2011 with a handshake lined with cheesy garlic fries and condensation from a full pitcher of beer.
Between quaffs and bites, bargoers can test their wits and dexterity against friends in bar sports on a pair of pool tables or a free-play foosball table. Eight high-def TVs draw attention, cheers, and misdirected requests for peanuts during live sporting events, and a jukebox pumps tunes from 100 CDs. The bar’s proximity to Jeld-Wen Field has made it a haven for Timbers soccer fans, a fact noted in a New York Times article that tossed a callout to the pub.
Popular Timbers hangout serves 21 domestic & microbrew drafts & slings pub fare in sports-bar setting with foosball, pool tables & 8 HDTVs
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 Choose from the following options:
- For $8, you get $16 worth of pub fare and drinks.
- For $9, you get a New Year’s Eve special, consisting of one pitcher (up to an $18 value) and an order of cheesy garlic fries (a $6.50 value; up to a $24.50 total value). This option is only valid on New Year’s Eve.
- For $25, you get two pitchers (up to $18 each) and two appetizers (up to an $8 value each; up to a $52 total value).
The Bitter End pours local microbrews to quench thirsty diners working through casual pub fare from their menu. Their lineup of drafts stands 21-deep and fetes a wealth of local breweries such as Full Sail, Deschutes, and Double Mountain. After releasing their grip on malty microbrews, fingers keep busy working through platters of mini corn dogs ($5.50), creamy jalapeño poppers ($6), and a pound of buffalo wings ($8). Stomachs seeking a challenge can conquer the Ridiculous burger ($9), boasting double meat, double cheese, and bacon, entrapped only by a sturdy bun and its sense of modesty. On New Year’s Eve, revelers can send off 2011 with a handshake lined with cheesy garlic fries and condensation from a full pitcher of beer.
Between quaffs and bites, bargoers can test their wits and dexterity against friends in bar sports on a pair of pool tables or a free-play foosball table. Eight high-def TVs draw attention, cheers, and misdirected requests for peanuts during live sporting events, and a jukebox pumps tunes from 100 CDs. The bar’s proximity to Jeld-Wen Field has made it a haven for Timbers soccer fans, a fact noted in a New York Times article that tossed a callout to the pub.