Eastwood Sold Hog's Breath Inn

Clint Eastwood co-opened the Hog's Breath Inn, an old English-inspired pub, in Carmel-by-the-Sea. This establishment became a notable part of the local dining scene, reflecting Eastwood's interest in hospitality and community engagement. The pub was known for its unique atmosphere and was a popular spot for both locals and tourists. Eastwood's involvement in the pub was part of a broader trend among celebrities investing in the hospitality industry, which often leads to increased visibility and tourism in the area. The Hog's Breath Inn contributed to the local economy and provided a gathering place for residents and visitors alike. After several years of operation, Eastwood sold the Hog's Breath Inn and shifted his focus to other ventures, including the Mission Ranch Hotel and Restaurant, which he currently owns. This transition highlights Eastwood's ongoing commitment to the Carmel-by-the-Sea community and his interest in maintaining a presence in the hospitality sector. The Mission Ranch, like the Hog's Breath Inn, has become a significant part of the local landscape, offering dining and lodging options that attract visitors to the region. Eastwood's investments in these establishments underscore the impact of celebrity ownership on local businesses and tourism.