Coin Haus - La Mesa, California

alfre V.

Variedad de cervezas que tú mismo puedes servir a tu gusto .

Meg O.

Fun place for a date night, but there were not as many games as I hoped to fill a few hours.

Really nice open feeling near the tables with the large roll up window and good variety or beer, wine and premixed cocktails on tap.

Love that you have a card on file to be able to pour small 2-3 oz testers of lots of drinks.

Food was from surf rider pizza across the way and was amazing!

Michael B.

Coin Haus is a neighborhood gem. The selection of beer (and cider) is diverse and constantly changing. Every time I go, there's something new to taste. Obviously, the old school arcade games are a nostalgaic dose of fun. Just as important, the staff is excellent. They're always friendly, quick to change out taps when needed, and genuinely happy to see people walk through the door. Not to be overlooked, it's super dog-friendly - spacious and with a jar of treats on the counter. I come for trivia with my golden doodle, Gracie - she's become a bar favorite and gets super excited for Tuesdays!

Jonathan E.

I came by on a Saturday night around 7 with my wife and it wasn't very busy, maybe around 10-15 patrons pretty much any game you wanted was available.

Huge selection of beers, really only one Cider I saw and maybe 2 wines and 2 cocktails on tap. A couple of taps had the out of beer screen but out of 30 taps it was maybe 5 so not a huge deal. Getting to try all the different brews for not a lot of money was great. I would definitely recommend this for a date night and I would most definitely come back.

Did not try the food as we ate before.

M A.

Decent selection of beers ofln self-serving taps.
Some can be a bit pricey as they charge you per ounce of the tap you pour yourself.

Downside is no splashes for free of the beers. So, you need to know what the beer is, unless you know it won't matter. Be nice to have more descriptive tap labels for the beers too.

All in all it's a fun place to chill out drinking and playing some games.

Rachel G.

We stopped in after an urban hike around La Mesa. Kevin was wonderful- he asked us what we liked and recommended several options. He encouraged me to try a stout, something I would never order, but I loved it. So thankful for his beer knowledge and the ability to try things at my leisure. We played some games and then went to Surfrider. They do serve some variety of Surfrider Pizza here, but we really wanted a calzone, so had to get it from the source.

Jesse B.

Huge selection of ciders, beers, wines and Kombucha. Their card system for only paying for what you pour is amazing and lets you try lots of different things without spending a fortune. The games are good but some are broke or controllers are not quite what they used to be.

Grace B.

This is such a fun and great concept. Get your card and choose your own destiny. Big wall of beers to try and arcade games. You can try any beer you want, paying by the OZ so you're not stuck just drinking one or two, you can try different ones. Spent a couple hours here playing the greatest of the 90's games. They also have a snack bar and a few food selections, didn't try it but it'd be more your basic items, chips, pretzels, sandwiches. Fun spot to hang out for date night or with friends.