Part of the Gay Oceanside Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Oceanside, California
Live music, dog-friendly patio, and bottomless brunch since 2013
A locally owned bar, restaurant, and live music venue on South Coast Highway with a laid-back, slightly edgy vibe. Pour House keeps things interesting with live bands, DJs, karaoke, open mic nights, and vinyl DJ sets throughout the week. There's a solid food menu, pool tables, and a dog-friendly street-side patio perfect for weekend brunch with bottomless mimosas. It draws a diverse, everyone's-welcome crowd and has become a South Oceanside staple since opening in 2013.
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