NFL Sundays
NFL Sundays at Harbor Town Pub
Every game, every Sunday — the Point Loma pub built for NFL season, from early kickoffs to the late-night cap.
NFL Sundays at Harbor Town Pub are a Point Loma tradition. Doors open early for the 10am West Coast kickoffs, the kitchen is going, every TV has a game, and the regulars have their booths.
The setup
- Every Sunday game — across our TVs, on every angle
- Sound on the biggest game of the slate; closed captions on the rest
- Chargers fans — this is one of the local rooms for Bolts games
- Red Zone when it makes sense — ask the bartender
The early kickoff
10am kickoffs in San Diego mean breakfast football. The weekend breakfast menu runs alongside the regular food menu — bloody marys, mimosas, a real plate of food, and a game.
The 1pm window
The biggest crowd. National games and the Chargers if they're playing in the late window. Booths fill, the patio fills, the bar fills. Show up before kickoff for a seat.
Sunday Night Football
The capper. The crowd thins, the lights drop a little, and you've got the prime-time game with the locals who stayed. See the happenings calendar for any special watch parties.
Monday and Thursday too
If you can't make Sunday, we've got Monday Night Football and Thursday Night Football on every TV. We're the sports bar in Point Loma that locals actually default to for the whole NFL week.
Plan your Sunday — Rosecrans, doors open early.
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