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An East County neighborhood community gem for over 15 years, Press Box Restaurant & Bar offers a refreshing take on all-American classic cuisine. Featuring a wide selection of local beers on tap, original cocktails, and a whiskey lovers dream, Press Box’s menu highlights creative bar staples like Mediterranean Chicken Skewers and Beef Cheek Nachos, alongside more classic dishes like the Ribeye with Seasonal Potatoes and Vegetables and Smash Burger Sliders.
Elevated sports bar offering upscale bistro fare as well as craft beer, wine & a VIP room.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2990 Jamacha Rd #120, El Cajon, CA 92019
Phone: (619) 713-6990
Website: http://pressboxsportslounge.com/
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Reviews
Julee Sullivan
Delicious food, kind hosts, it’s perfect for watching any game.
The bartender (Danny) made impeccable cocktails, and had excellent advice on pairings.
Highly recommend the brie plate with a Pinot noir!
… moreThe bartender (Danny) made impeccable cocktails, and had excellent advice on pairings.
Highly recommend the brie plate with a Pinot noir!
ciaran thornton
Great atmosphere and the chef is a scratch cook, excellent selection of food and cooked perfectly. Huge selection of craft beers. Must visit place in Rancho San Diego!
… moreGabriel G.
I really liked the food. The prices were very low for the great tasting items. I ordered a steak and fries for $10. I also ordered a clam chowder that was packed with flavor, clams and bacon. I order clam chowder at other places and it’s watery, not here. I only didn’t like two things. It takes forever for a sever to take the order and the restrooms needed some attention. Had I gotten better service, I would have given it 5 stars in everything.
… moreViviana Carrillo
Normally service here is amazing but today was completely different. Upon sitting down while waiting for a hostess, when i finally got one i was not greeted, neither offered a menu. Luckily i already knew what i wanted. After ordering, my water finally came about 10 minutes later. No one checked on my food nor refilled my water. After i was done eating, i placed my napkin on my plate along with any dirty utensils used. No check was brought to me after that , giving the benefit of the doubt i waited another 15 minutes till i finally asked one of the hostess how much the food was. I would understand if it was busy in there but that was not the case.
… moreVeronica Luna
Great place to unwind after a busy day. Delicious food and great beer.
Customer service excellent
… moreCustomer service excellent
John R (Johnny Reviews)
A middling experience with some highs and some lows.
Starting with the food. Thos location is serviced food wish from the middle eastern restaurant next door that the share an open walkway between the two with.
The American cheeseburger on happy hour deal is great and well priced. The Hummus, though, is the real gem. I had 2 portions of hummus, and I want more. Falafel’s were a rad over cooked but still pretty good.
Pizzookie, whatever that cookienin a pan is was meh.
The service was excellent. Great wait, staff, and they even let us have our own tv to watch the Wnba game during the padres game. So big props to that. Sound was turned off in favor of the padre game, which isn’t unreasonable, but almost no one was there for the padre game.
Atmosphere is the downside I felt. For a press box theme, the design was more modern high class bar than press box themed sports bar. There are a few pictures of great moments in sports but not a cohesive theme. The partnering of a Middle Eastern restaurant, although convenient, doesn’t add to the press box element. A rebranding would help define the experience as what it appears to be in name, and expectations are not what you get.
With a name like press box and sports lounge you expect casual bar featuring all American food and casual drinking immersed in sports. What you get is a decent restaurant with an attached bar, great wine selection, that happens to have some sports tvs and pictures on the wall.
The other downside would be price. It’s decent food but a few dollars of over what it should be. It makes up for it with happy hour specials, but those should really be the regular price, not the discount.
All and all good experience I would go back for that hummus and if I was in the area and needed a bar it’s a good choice.
… moreStarting with the food. Thos location is serviced food wish from the middle eastern restaurant next door that the share an open walkway between the two with.
The American cheeseburger on happy hour deal is great and well priced. The Hummus, though, is the real gem. I had 2 portions of hummus, and I want more. Falafel’s were a rad over cooked but still pretty good.
Pizzookie, whatever that cookienin a pan is was meh.
The service was excellent. Great wait, staff, and they even let us have our own tv to watch the Wnba game during the padres game. So big props to that. Sound was turned off in favor of the padre game, which isn’t unreasonable, but almost no one was there for the padre game.
Atmosphere is the downside I felt. For a press box theme, the design was more modern high class bar than press box themed sports bar. There are a few pictures of great moments in sports but not a cohesive theme. The partnering of a Middle Eastern restaurant, although convenient, doesn’t add to the press box element. A rebranding would help define the experience as what it appears to be in name, and expectations are not what you get.
With a name like press box and sports lounge you expect casual bar featuring all American food and casual drinking immersed in sports. What you get is a decent restaurant with an attached bar, great wine selection, that happens to have some sports tvs and pictures on the wall.
The other downside would be price. It’s decent food but a few dollars of over what it should be. It makes up for it with happy hour specials, but those should really be the regular price, not the discount.
All and all good experience I would go back for that hummus and if I was in the area and needed a bar it’s a good choice.
Peter Mansour
Service was top notch! I reserved the private room for a birthday dinner. Wings, sliders, shawarma wraps and calamari were all on point! Cooked in beef tallow also!
… moreFelicia Millen
Very tasty! Went to watch the fights and enjoy time with friends, service was fast even tho they were busy. Great beer selection, enjoyed the potato skins too Handicap accessible with outdoor seating.
… moreLuis Guevara
I was craving a juicy Ribeye Steak so I decided to give this place a try and they gave me a New York Steak thinking I wasn’t going to notice. I told my waitress and she got nervous they didn’t expect me to be a Butcher for 30 years they fixed my bill but now I’m wondering how many people do they scam like this.
… moreDeanna Kitzmiller
Honestly, not satisfied. Our burgers were burnt, but one was rare and burnt. I like med rare burgers but this in tasted like pure grease and burnt. The bacon on my burger tasted old, but I could be wrong. Nachos were 8 dollars for some hard chips and runny cheese. Sadly, the burger at the Habit, which is right beside it would have been better. Not one person asked how our food was just asked how we were doing.
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