710 Beach Club

Super great local spot. I'm from Chicago, so I loved it. It's a chicago theme bar. So if you're from chicago and you're looking for someplace to hang out in san diego, this is a spot lots of local djs and real cool people

Came here to watch the Bears game a few weeks ago and had a great time. The atmosphere was great and it was refreshing to be around so many fellow Bears fans despite being far away from home. The pretzel was good and the club sandwich was exactly what you'd expect, but also pretty solid. I have a good feeling I'll be back next time I'm in the area.

Do NOT go here if you are BLACK. This was my first time going on 2/6/26 and they made it very clear they did not want business from people of color at karaoke night. 1. My two Black friends and I were at the bar trying to buy a drink. The guy behind the bar kept telling us he was not a bartender and that two other people behind the bar would help us. The woman and man he pointed to kept ignoring us. I even heard a Black man next to us tell them, “You’ve skipped me multiple times.” Mind you, nobody else besides my friends and me and the man next to us was trying to get a drink at that time. 2. My friend was singing at the table and leaned up on the chair using her knee. She did not stand on the table or the chair. A guy dressed all in black (the same guy behind the bar who said he could not help us) rushed up to our table, waved his hands in her face, and said, “Feet on the floor” when she was already sitting down. 3. A white woman later stood on the bar counter and sang a song about the Ku Klux Klan, Asian people and fried rice, and deporting Mexicans. Considering the current climate of the world and the fact that I am from Texas where sundown towns and the KKK still exist, this was sick and disturbing. Mind you, my friend could not even lean up, but this woman was allowed to stand on the bar counter singing something so disgusting. 4. My friend, who had already been yelled at by the man in black, was standing on the dance floor supporting a girl singing a Rihanna song. A white woman who was very sweet pushed my friend toward the stage to go up with the singer. My friend kept saying, “No, no, I’m just supporting,” and the girl on stage was trying to hand her the mic. Then once again someone from the back, this time the DJ in a tan shirt, came up and yelled, “Get down” “Uh uh, she can’t be up there.” However, a group of white guys, about five of them, were allowed to go on stage together and sing. Some of them even joined mid song. But as soon as my Black friend was pushed on stage, they told her she could not be up there. 5. My two black friends put in a song request as soon as we got there, and once we left after this horrible experience, it was very clear that their request, “Promiscuous,” was intentionally skipped. Once again, will not be supporting this business. After confiding in our other black friends, they then told us they had similar experiences of unfriendly treatment at this establishment.