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Cupertino Neighborhood Bars
Local Bars | Neighborhood Bars | Live Music Clubs | Lounges | Breweries | Restaurants | Sports Bars
Britannia Arms
1087 De Anza Blvd., Cupertino, California; Tel. 408.252.7262
The original Brit‹and considered by its loyal Cupertino bar regulars to be the best of the three‹still serves up the best fish and chips and English brews you're likely to find on this side of the pond. You can catch all of your major English and European soccer events, probably taped delayed, but who cares, it's soccer, er, football; oy! During any Hallmark holiday the Brit fills to capacity with eager revelers of the celebration du jour, also this Cupertino local bar hosts a weekly schedule of jazz, karaoke, cover bands and DJs.
Duke of Edinburgh
10801 N. Wolfe Rd., Cupertino, California; Tel. 408.252.7262
Hands down our favorite British Isle pub in Cupertino, or for that matter anywhere in the South Bay, the Duke of Edinburgh certainly does everything right. Its' bar and nearly everything inside was shipped directly from England and assembled to exact pub specs for some genuine authenticity and it seems that Duke of Edinburgh's menu made the voyage across the pond as well. You can sip on a staggering selection of beers on tap from the British Isles and munch on some classic pub fare with everything from shepherd's pie to fish and chips to scotch eggs‹hard boiled eggs wrapped in sausage and deep fried, so good‹while tossing real steel tipped darts. And, for all you soccer... er, football fans, the Duke of Edinburgh in Cupertino broadcasts all the European football games.
Paul and Eddie's Monta Vista Inn
21619 Stevens creek Blvd., Cupertino, California; Tel. 408.252.2226
We suppose the best endorsement for Paul and Eddie's, Cupertino's neighborhood bar, is that if it were closer to our house, we would spend everyday there, but as it where, with drunk driving laws being what they are now, we don't get up this Cupertino local bar as much as we should. Paul and Eddie's embodies that neighborhood bar feel to a tee with heavy drinks, ice cold tap beers and the Jaegerator‹an ice cold Jaeger pouring machine. Also, there's darts, pool and video games to while away the hours. At any time of the day you're likely to find an interesting host of regulars spouting Cupertino history or De Anza College students taking a 'study break.²
—Cupertino Bars and Clubs reviews by Ryan Osterbeck
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