4 Best Pubs near Ione

“The owner informed us that it was the last day of operation as he was putting all his focus into his brewery, we were sad about the closing but happy for him for sure, and even happier after a couple of good hot dogs too! Good luck to you Grumpy Jeff!“

“We loved it here! Cool, lively place. Sports on the TV's. The food was great and the portions were very generous so prices are good. Our waitress was friendly and helpful. My friend and I lovedddd our bloody Mary's (Motherload). Good ratios and the bacon was cooking perfectly and it has a sweetness to it. We were all very happy with our burgers/sandwiches as well. Great flavor, cooked with a little pink like we asked. My friend has the Amador burger which she said was not overly spicy. The waitress gave her a heads up that the jalapeños they use are pretty spicy so she got them on the side and she was right! So my friend was able to add the jalapeños to her burger to taste. At our table we ordered regular fries, sweet potato fries, and garlic parm and they were all awesome! Cooked perfectly with a little crisp but not too much. Would definitely come back here!“

“Went with my husband on my birthday and really liked the ciders and food. It was late so we were so happy to find something open that was still serving food! it made my birthday the best night! They said they are dog friendly so next time we plan to bring our dogs and hang out in the back by the fire. So glad they opened and have music as well! Also I let them know I couldn't find them on yelp yet so hopefully people are finding them.“

“I guess “Drytown” is not so “dry”I was driving by Drytown in Amador County and noticed they have a bar?!?! I also noticed several wineries in the area. I did a little research. Turns out the town was named after Dry Creek. During the gold rush it was rumored that there was around 26 saloons in dry town. I think I’ll have to go back and do a detailed story on the history of this town and maybe get a drink at Drytown Club.“