8 Best Gastropubs near Fair Oaks

“While our visit had to be short we had delicious food and drinks. The combination of ingredients in our order (drinks and flatbread) was unexpected and turned out great. Left looking forward to visiting again to try something else which sounded unique.“

“Samuel Hornes has spoiled all other burgers for me. I always get my burgers well done coz I’m that paranoid of minced meat. But even a well done burger here was so juicy! Definitely the best I’ve ever had. So much so that I don’t eat burgers elsewhere.“

“Nice little place in old town Roseville. Great for watching sports as there are many televisions on the walls. Took my wife to lunch there. She said it was one of the best espresso martinis she has had. I had the tacos, which were really good. Not authentic but very good.“

“Nice and cute place, large beer selection, menu has everything (but no vegetarian food). The service was good and they were very helpful with suggesting drink and food. Prices are reasonable. Restroom was clean too.The only thing I could say is the (live) music was very laud, the singer/player was doing a great job but it was a bit laud.Overall nice place and I will definitely come back.Vegetarian options: Except French fries and garlic bread there is no other option, everything has a kind of meet.“

“Cozy pub with huge beer selection, sports screens, reminds of a tavern in the UK, full menu, excellent service, indoor-outdoor seating, reasonable prices and generous portions. The best hamburgers/patty melts fries and fried onions anywhere. It really is a hidden gem as many reviewers have commented.Parking: Always found parking within 30 yards“

“We were seated promptly on a Saturday night about 6:00 p.m. . The food was good and the portions were fair and the service was satisfactory. They advertise cornbread with the meals so it's kind of their specialty. However they didn't have any prepared at 6:00 before the evening rush came in and said the kitchen was busy! That is their staple item. We had to wait 20 minutes after our dinner to get the cornbread. Everything was okay except they needed to have a little bit better coordination of supplies and cooking in the kitchen. We would go back if in the area.Vegetarian options: I guess you could go there to eat a salad. Or stay home and have carrots.Dietary restrictions: You better stay home and have your tofu if you're worried about dietary restrictions going to a barbecue joint. You might be better served having a rice cake at the house.Parking: Even at 5:00 at night street side parking is very limited and most of the sizable parking lots are several blocks to the west of the restaurant. Plan on walking as Old Town Folsom just doesn't have space for all of the cool shops and restaurants.Kid-friendliness: Sure. People Even bring their screaming babies. They have kids plates.Wheelchair accessibility: Yeah roll on in.“

“First and foremost the place it's self is ran under the most uplifting management and staff !!! The relaxed ambiance of the bar and grill is popular with guest. What's starting to stand out even more is there KITCHEN the cooks are uping there game and here to serve you. And you can't forget a drink, bartenders in standby.“

“For our monthly "Fridate," my friend and I chose Wildwood Kitchen and Bar. Fabulous food: the Branzino sea bass was flaky, well-seasoned, cooked to perfection! The grilled asparagus adds a nice touch to the meal and the creme brûlée' is a must! We also tried their New Zealand Sauvignon blanc - light and smooth, great pairing with the food. The host and server were very attentive. Yes, I'd definitely go back!“