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Maverick’s Beach Club, the new craze in PB

Mavericks Beach Club, the new craze in PB

Located in the heart of Pacific Beach, on Garnet Avenue, a new hot spot has set its place! Maverick’s Beach Club catches your eye as a 15,000 square foot property, standing three stories high, with five different bars. The furniture is very modern and aesthetic, with bright blues, yellows, and whites to create a fun, beach vibe. They have beautiful fireplaces and comfy lounge chairs, making it the perfect place to grab an appetizer and a glass of wine with your friends! On the weekends they set the mood for its young crowd as they have 5 different dj’s spinning electronic music, one for every room! Locals and tourists wait in the long line, eager to get in, packing nearly a thousand people on a busy night. They get a lot of foot traffic being so new to the bar scene.

Their food selection also has a boujie flare, as they have various amounts of seafood like grilled mahi mahi and smoked salmon.

This beach club sets the bar high for the Pacific Beach scene, as about 5 million dollars was  put into building Maverick’s, so make sure to check out Maverick’s this summer after your beach day with friends!

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Melanie is a fun-spirited extrovert with strong interests in fashion, entertainment, media, traveling, writing, and anything creative. She is completing her last semester at Mesa College this Spring. After she gets her Associates Degree, she has plans of transferring to San Diego State University, where she will further her studies in Journalism and Public Relations. Melanie has dreams of absorbing all she can in this area and applying it to a hands on career being a brand ambassador, event manager, publicist, or magazine editor. She is beyond excited to gain experience in writing for the Mesa Press this semester!
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