Nice staff, great atmosphere, good drinks. Has a pool table and some pinball machines. Great neighborhood vibe.

It seems like this bar is at the edge of the city itself. Strange to be at night. The place is old school enough. The kind of dive bar that is so popular these days, with a little bit of Tiki. The bar is mainly filled with locals, since parking in that area atrocious. They have the usual spirits, and some pretty good craft beers on tap. They had these hurricanes that extremely strong. There is actually warning on the sign that they can only serve you no more than two of these at once. Once sip and you'll understand why. This is a good place to meet up if you want some place that has chill vibe, and doesn't feel too touristy.

Stayed in Ocean Beach twice and visited Pitt's each time. Super friendly and welcoming local bar. Locals even bring their dogs. Bartender remembered us from our first visit and knew the drink my wife ordered. Played pool and pinball and met lots of wonderful people. We'll be back for sure.

Fun atmosphere, great bartenders, very welcoming. I ordered a Hemingway Daiquiri and it was beyond delicious. Really a wonderful spot and local favorite though it makes all feel welcome.

Just a good outer sunset dive bar. I went to check out Bette's Parm (great!) and stuck around for a beer. I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to head to Pitt's but it's a good option post OB when it starts to get cold.

It's the old Pittsburghs but way less smelly! Seriously, the decor and services (bar, pool, pinball, seats) hasn't changed but it's much nicer.

Nice place. It's a nondescript bar from the outside but once you enter, you're met with a well-stocked bar, and an open space with two pinball machines, one pool table, and a small seating area. The liquor is well-stocked and it has an excellent beer selection. Happy hour will reduce your pint by $2 I do believe. My only beef is that the drinks are measured instead of a free pour, and that will cost you $13 so I think I'll just use this bar for the quality ale. The other thing was that my friend requested a specific whiskey and the bartender just stared and informed him they didn't stock it, when the bottle was literally behind her on the shelf. She really needs to have a better grasp of the inventory to make a sale. Finally, it's located in a nice, quiet neighborhood but it's close to the ocean, so bring a jacket.

Stumbled in here one foggy Tuesday night. After not knowing they reopened with a new owner. And instantly loved the vibe. If you like beer, you def need to visit. As they consistently have a phenomenal beer menu. Something for every taste preference. I particularly appreciate that they often have a sour beer on the menu. And can't forget that the bartender whips up the best cocktails. The bar is huge, with plenty of space. We've even made a few new neighborhood friends here. Or at least carried a friendly conversation. Post pandemic shyness problems. IYKYK. Anyway, come here for a pint, or five!