Pouring heart into it: Warden bar owners are dedicated to their hometown, sports
Warden High School football coach Robert Arredondo leans on a pool table in the downtown Warden sports bar he owns with his wife Brandi. While state COVID-19 regulations currently ban the use of pool tables, Arredondo hopes that once the pandemic restrictions are lifted, Pitchers can host a league or possibly even a pool tournament.
Charles H. Featherstone
Brandi Arredondo, co-owner of Pitchers sports bar in downtown Warden.
Pitchers, a sports bar in Warden, opened a little more than a year ago and has managed to remain open despite the pandemic. "There have been challenges, but we have to this been able to weather them, we’re not going anywhere," said Robert Arredondo, who owns the bar with his wife Brandi.
The inside of Pitchers sports bar in Warden just before noon on a Friday. Under the current COVID-19 restrictions, the restaurant can hold 25% of capacity but bar is closed and patrons cannot use the pool tables.
Brandi and Robert Arredondo are the owners of Pitchers, a sports bar in Warden.
WARDEN — It’s been more than a year since Robert Arredondo and his wife Brandi started Pitchers, the new sports bar here in Warden.
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