The crowd sways and the music plays at Prospect Bar
and Grill. The attendees are energized and full of youthful excitement as to
what the night will bring. Located in the downtown commercial district of La
Jolla California it is one of those convenient locals clubs that is both around the block and down to earth. The crowd ranges from the late twenties to the
early forties. It has a nice blend of outdoor and indoor seating that accommodates a chance to dance or chat.
The Prospect has a luscious menu that ranges in
everything from chicken fingers to lobster ravioli. Besides items like steamed mussels
and pesto salmon one can also tantalize their taste buds with an indulgent
chocolate mousse cake. Most items on the
menu are under $16 while wine selections are around $9 per glass. You may visit
their menu at http://www.prospectbar.com/images/menus.pdf
A nice attraction about this establishment is that
you can sit outside on the patio overlooking the bay. The warmers will keep you
from the chill but the view will warm your heart so they probably aren’t needed
anyway. It is recommended that you come to eat around 8:00 P.M if you desire to enjoy supper before dancing and want to avoid the $5.00 charge that kicks in when
the music starts playing.
It appears that the restaurant will accommodate large
groups and will section off areas to make these accommodations. It is important
to make reservations ahead of time in order to host a party group. Small groups
are not likely to have to wait long before finding seating as dinner time flow
is smooth. Plenty of space for everyone.
Before nine o’clock expect the dinner crowd to be
finishing their meals and the D.J. to just be starting to set up his jamming list.
By ten o’clock the party starts rolling with dance music, drinks, and a social
frenzy. No need to worry about long lines as the club seems to have just the
right quantity of attendees which avoids unnecessary drink delays.
The strategy of establishment appears to coincide
with the maximization of facilities and resources. The day and evenings are
food service times while the evening caters to the club going crowd. Pool
tables are available during the day or early evenings to coincide with the
lounge atmosphere. Television sets are placed on the walls for those who like
to catch up on their sports statistics.
1025 Prospect Street
Suite 210
La Jolla, CA 92037
858-454-8092
gavin@prospectbar.com
Suite 210
La Jolla, CA 92037
858-454-8092
gavin@prospectbar.com
You can make reservations online at www.prospectbar.com
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