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Reviews on Pub food in Granite Bay, California, United States. Granite Bay is a census-designated place (CDP) in Placer County, California, United States. It is part of the Sacramento–Arden-Arcade–Roseville Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 20,402 at the 2010 census, up from 19,388 at the 2000 census. The ZIP code is 95746 or 95661. Granite Bay is a primarily residential suburb of Sacramento located just east of Roseville and west of Folsom Lake.
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7. Sienna Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Siennaâs warm ambiance and delectable menu makes every night feel like a special event with a staff that will exceed your expectations. Our restaurant will not only delight your palate, but your eyes as well. A beautiful, spacious establishment with priva
Reviewed By RJ748
We were looking for a place with an Easter Brunch buffet, and found Sienna. The restaurant is attractive, with some outdoor seats, a bar in the light and airy center of the facility, and separate seating areas tucked into spaces surrounding the bar. They were well-staffed on Easter, but seemed a bit overwhelmed by the crowds. We had a reservation, and had to wait about ten minutes past the requested time of our seating before we got a table.Once seated, we found the waitstaff to be attentive and friendly. The buffet had a decent variety of choices with a couple of salads, cheese and fruit, shrimp,raw oysters, traditional breakfast items (scrambled eggs, bacon, ham), an egg and veggie frittata, mac and cheese, baked salmon in a sauce, a carving station with beef roast, pasta in alfredo sauce and pasta in marinara, and chicken tenders. Enough choices that we found several different items to our liking. The frittata was a bit dry from spending too much time in the steam table. But they also offered eggs benedict, which were prepared on demand in the kitchen. My husband ordered two of these. One came out with a soft yolk and the other with a hard yolk. They hadn't asked how he'd like them prepared, so perhaps they were trying to cover all bases.Champagne and mimosas were included in the $45 price, which seemed reasonable given the quality and selection of food. There were several dessert options (cakes and cookies mostly) but they also had mini-trifles with cream cheese and crumbled cookies (very good) and mini-strawberry smoothies (also very good).The dining area in which we were seated was pretty noisy, which precluded quiet conversation. At least until a couple of the large parties in the same area finished their meals and left. This was no fault of the other diners; the acoustics in the room and the proximity of the tables to one another were mostly to blame.Bottom line: A good brunch at a decent price. We're glad we found this place. It helped make our Easter Sunday that much more enjoyable.
6. The Fat Rabbit Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen O
Our second time here and the food was excellent once again. We had the two piece fish and chips and the pork schnitzel sliders which also come with chips. The fish included two very nice big pieces of battered cod perfectly fried.The schnitzel sliders include two sandwiches with nicely fried thin pieces of pork complimented with a slice of cheese and pickled onion and a nice sauce. The chips are steak fries which are plentiful and perfectly cooked. They offer malt vinegar and ketchup for the chips. You also get a very good dill pickle spear with the sliders.They have an extensive menu of European beers and ales on tap.It has a old style pub decor with booths and tables.You order at the bar and your food is brought to your table.We really enjoy eating here, both times it was for lunch.Prices are reasonable $12-14 for each of our entrees.
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5. Samuel Horne's Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
This is a great pub/restaurant in old town Folsom, CA. They need to be listed on tripadvisor asap. I have a big review and lots of photos ready as soon as you add this listing.
Reviewed By danielarusk
Been here many times and each visit was pleasant. Love the big selection of local beers that change frequently. The food is great too, usually there is a special of the day that is priced low and very tasty. This is a small place, often packed and overcrowded. Go early on weekends before the wannabe hipsters start showing up to be "seen" at the cool places. If you show up and it is crowded, visit its sister pub down the street, The Fat Rabbit for European beers and food.You will love it too.
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4. Marly and Moo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Deborah M
A friend and I had lunch here on a cold, windy day. We sat upstairs at the front corner "window seat" and were toasty. Our wait person was super friendly. We rib beef and cheese melt sandwiches, which were very tasty. The accompanying Parmesan Tater Tots, however, were greasy and pretty tasteless. I'd had them here before, and they were much better. I do, however, have two complaints: 1) the cloth napkins that are slick and don't absorb oils on the fingers from sandwiches and fries) and, 2) the CHEAP, PLASTIC water cups. Come on, people this is California. Save the environment. You can wash, sterilize, and reuse glass.
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3. Manderes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By BeachesandSunsets
We must have had a âdark cloudâ over us, as this experience was bad from the beginning. We had reservations, but had a bit of a wait. Perhaps the table we were to be seated at had overstayed.Our server was....not the best. She would take an order, not return, and then returned much later....to take our order.Again?Seriously? We reminded her, and she had an excuse. She was nice enough, but still. We were hungry and thirsty! We had hoped for a nice evening. This was not at all what we had expected from reading the reviews - so we were very disappointed, needless to say.We finally got our dinner, nibbled and left. The food was fine, but the service was so BAD, that we were literally BURSTING to get out of there after we finally DID get our dinner.
2. Purple Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By 958LauraH
The Purple Place has been around for a long time. The atmosphere is slightly worn, but charming, comfortable and friendly. Decor is western. Attractive and interesting murals adorn the walls, even in the restroom which was very clean and well stocked. The staff was attentive. Kenny was a great waiter. He was fast and efficient. We had fish tacos, a flavorful turkey sandwich, and tasty white bean soup, which was a little too salty. The iced tea was very good.
1. New Glory Eatery and Taproom
Reviewed By Lynn H
The Granite Bay location of New Glory Craft Brewery features a dining area and adjacent taproom. The newly remodeled space is pleasant, though somewhat stark. It was busy on a Tuesday evening, but we had no problem getting a table quickly. The menu features pizza, salads, sandwiches, starters and a couple burgers. We had two salads and a pizza. The pizza crust has the distinction of being infused with one of their IPAâs. You wonât find any of your traditional pizza combos here, but the pizza selections are creative and absolutely delicious. We chose the âBeautiful Brusselsâ and it was fabulous. The crust is just the right thickness and has a pleasant chewy texture. Our salads were very good, I especially enjoyed the âShow me what you goatâ salad, which features beets and goat cheese on butter lettuce. For a restaurant that prides itself on making everything from scratch, it would be wonderful if they made their own croutons. The hard packaged things that came on the club salad were more of an annoyance than an enjoyment. Definitely stop by and check out this new dining spot in Granite Bay!
