Pub 819

Sunday is a great day for Pub 819 if you’re after brunch, guests report enjoying items from the brunch menu on Sunday.

Private dining isn't part of Pub 819's offering, the restaurant's information lists private parties as not allowed, though guests have used the open dining room for group gatherings like a 20-person baby shower.

Portions can be generous for some dishes, guests say the Cobb salad was large enough to take home, and the ahi/ahi poke is described as a notably big portion.

Yes, Pub 819 can be a lovely date-night spot; guests report cozy corner booths, attentive service, good cocktails and tasty apps during a date-night visit.

Pub 819 tends to be lively at peak times, guests note it “gets noisy after 6 pm” and say it’s been “swamped and buzzing, ” with nights like Tuesday often “hopping”; early-dinner/off times feel quieter.

Yes, Pub 819 has outdoor seating: the owner notes two dog-friendly patios, and guests praise a covered back patio with a retractable roof and heaters for comfortable al fresco dining.

Pub 819 feels like a warm, rustic neighborhood pub, a big central bar and roomy seating create a lively, energetic atmosphere, with a comfortable patio for relaxed gatherings.

Yes, Pub 819 welcomes dogs on its two dog-friendly patios and even offers a three-course dog menu for pups, including Muttloaf, K9 Chicken and Izzy’s dairy-free pup cream.

Casual dress, comfortable, everyday clothes are perfectly appropriate; nothing formal is required.

Pub 819 gets liveliest after 6 pm and on weekend nights, so for a calmer visit aim for an early weekday dinner or seating before 6 pm.

Yes, Pub 819 welcomes dogs on its two dog-friendly patios and even offers a three-course dog menu (Muttloaf, K9 Chicken and Izzy's dairy-free pup cream).