DrinkMission Beach-Pacific Beach

Silver Spigot Cocktail Lounge

Mission Beach's premier longstanding dive bar. Loads of stuff on the walls, TVs with Chargers games, and pool. Reasonably priced drinks with locals inside. Quiet place to duck in and have a few jars off the beaten path.

Address: 2221 Morena Blvd
Hours: 10AM-2AM daily

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