Pecs Bar — Restaurant in San Diego

"Recently, I had a rather unpleasant experience at Pecs Bar that left me feeling completely unsafe and my life put in danger. I understand that occasional disagreements can happen in any social setting, but the recent fight that broke out at this bar was extremely disturbing.

The incident occurred on Sunday during my visit to the establishment. What started as a minor argument escalated quickly into a full-blown physical altercation, involving multiple individuals, including myself being attacked. The lack of intervention from the bar staff was concerning, as it seemed they were either unaware or indifferent to the situation unfolding before their eyes. This led to a prolonged and chaotic scene that left many patrons, including myself, feeling genuinely frightened for our safety. After speaking with security, it was brought to my attention that this same group has caused fights before at this particular bar. Knowing this information from security, I felt even more unsafe knowing they allowed this group to return.

As someone who enjoys socializing and unwinding at bars in my hometown, it is essential for me to feel secure and protected in such environments. Unfortunately, this recent experience has shattered any trust I had in the establishment's ability to maintain a safe and welcoming atmosphere.

In light of my unsettling encounter, I regretfully will not be returning to Pecs Bar and will be navigating certain legal avenues to make sure this never...

If i could give it 0 stars I would. I was visiting SD from Atlanta and decided to make a stop at Pecs for a drink after a day at the park. As soon as my partner and I came in, the vibes from the bar tender were off.

We proceed to order 2 long islands for us and paid. A gnat flew into my drink and I told the bartender and he was immediately visibly upset about it. I asked if he could remake my drink and he said ‘I mean yeah but is that an actual bug?’ Which was clearly sitting at the bottom of the drink. He takes the drinks and asks other people sitting at the bar if they could see a bug and he’s making smart remakes the whole time.

Now he’s really upset and he toses the drink out and starts slamming things when fixing my second drink. The whole time throwing a tantrum like a little brat. Once my drink is ready he puts it in front of me and hands me a paper coaster and tells me to put it on top of my drink because he’s not making me another if a bug gets in it.

Trevor, the old queen was nothing but rude, mean and miserable. I heard someone call him Trevor. I am never coming back to this establishment. He’s clearly a racist as my partner and I are men of color and there's no other reason as we weren't rude or demanding towards him. I demand that his place do better if you’re going to include black and brown in your...

My cousins and I had a disappointing experience at Pecs Bar that left us feeling judged and unwelcome. We were originally heading home when one of my cousins decided he wanted to stop and check out Pecs for a quick drink — so we turned back and went in.

At the entrance, the security guard with the black beard let a guy in who admitted he didn’t have an ID. The guard literally said, “You guys don’t have ID?” and still waved them through. Then, when it was our turn, he stopped us and asked if we had “too much to drink,” just because we walked back around the building before coming in. We were calm, respectful, and said we were heading home via Uber. But the way he treated us felt personal — like he didn’t like us from the moment we walked up.

We still went in, had one drink, and left after about 30 minutes because none of us felt comfortable. We even told someone inside what happened, and the response was, “We have no control over that.” No apology. No concern.

Letting someone in without any ID is against the law, and treating other customers unfairly isn’t acceptable. Pecs Bar needs to hold their door staff accountable — especially when their behavior turns people away for no...