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California, United States Food Guide: 10 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Camino
Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Camino. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Camino (sp.: path or way; formerly, Seven Mile House) is a census-designated place in El Dorado County, California, and, per the 2010 census, has a population of 1,750. According to the USGS, it lies at an elevation of 3133 feet (955 m).
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10. Beef 'N' Brew
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Terrytiger
The night I was there with a party of 4 we had excellent service and good food. Several of us had the 8 oz. Prime Rib which very good, little fat and nicely cooked. The entrees were served with a choice of potato dishes, and fresh vegetables accompanied the dishes. One had the Hamburger which is served between 2 toasted pieces of artisan bread. The patty was good size. The birthday guest had steak and lobster, with the steak being better than the lobster. All in all, a most enjoyable birthday dinner party. We did not think the prices were out of order. The four of us left very satisfied.
9. Placerville Public House
Placerville Public House serves lunch, dinner & craft beer daily. Offering a rotating selection of craft beer & local wines, the Public House also features a scratch-made menu showcasing local, farm fresh ingredients & beer infused recipes. Social: Game N
Reviewed By JerriAL1
Stopped here on a Saturday early evening when we were needing water and food and drinks. We had been exploring and saw signs for the local brew fest that day and decided to give a stop. The bartender was very friendly, asking what we were doing in town and where we were from. He gave beer suggestions and also highly recommended the street tacos - any flavor, but he leaned toward the hotter ones - jerk chicken and pork. We went with pork and didnât regret it. Serving comes with four small tacos but they are loaded! We shared and each had a few beers from the specialty menu. Everything was fabulous!
8. Powell's Steamer & Pub Co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By porsche74s
This was a good stop during an excursion to Placerville on motorcycles. It's a very casual environment, we were there in the late afternoon so the dining room area was pretty empty. Cheerful service was provided by Twila and we ordered a Diet Coke ($2.55) and a glass of Madrona Riesling ($6.48) to start, along with a Souper Bowl Clam Chowder ($5.95), Grilled Talapia ($12.95) and a Combination Linguine plate ($17.95). The chowder was pretty good, as was the perfectly grilled fish. My other half didn't care for the Linguine dish because she felt it was too spicy for her taste, although some might really like it for that reason. It would be a good place for a quick lunch if you're in the area.
7. Jack Russell Brewery Downtown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Mark M
I've been to the Jack Russell brewery in Camino, which I highly recommend, so I looked forward to the Placerville brewpub/restaurant. It was a nice evening, so we sat on the large shaded patio, which was very pleasant.I saw a Help Wanted sign on the door, and I had read several TA reviews commenting negatively on the service. Well, they've somewhat eliminated that issue, at least on the patio. One orders and pays on the cash register kiosk, then takes a number to the table and the drinks and food are delivered. That's the first time I've seen that outside of a McDonalds. Interestingly, when paying, the lowest tip percentage that's suggested is 15% - you'll have to decide whether you think service still deserves 15% when you're entering the order yourself (you can override it with a manual amount). Nevertheless, the system was easy to use.I was looking forward to an IPA, but unfortunately they were out of the one IPA they brew. Oh well, I enjoyed the Irish Red. Our beers arrived promptly. I love good fish and chips, and theirs was excellent. The Mrs. enjoyed the day's special, the unlimited taco bar.Prices and the outdoor seating were fine, and service was fine too, if limited.2 thumbs up, but frankly, not enthusiastically.
6. Pho Tahoe
Reviewed By Dinoalita
We were happy to find a local place to get hot Pho on a cold snowy night. We were really impressed. It had a fun vibe. Mix of sports bar/restaurant. The food was great, good service. The owner introduced himself and chatted with us. Great guy! There's a lot of variety on the menu. This is a great neighborhood place and convenient location for people traveling to Tahoe. Very family friendly too.
5. 50 Grand Restaurant and Bar
50 Grand Restaurant and Bar is a casual fine dining restaurant perfect for dinner after a long day of skiing, or for an intimate dinner with a loved one. We have a full bar and lounge, dining room, and banquet room that is great for large events. The food
Reviewed By sierraspirit
This restaurant is amazing. We have went three times since they opened (and it hasn't even been a month), and each time has been a wonderful and evolving surprise. First was for a banquet, the second was for the tavern menu, and the third was for dinner. The new owners, Jim and Kim McCarthy, along with their new executive chef, Lisa, are giving our town something to be proud of.They make you feel like family, and seem to really care you came in to say hi and join them for dinner. A home away from home, but with WAY better food than I could EVER cook. My husband and I think, their Filet Minion will be their signature dish. I've never had a better steak, truly. Here's the best part...EVERTHING is locally sourced. From only local wines in El Dorado and Amador County, to local craft beers, and farm to fork seasonal produce. Seriously, they're goal is support the community they live in. Also, NOTHING is from a box. The orange chocolate chunk cake...I had a relationship with. hahaha All made from an excellent set of people that are as friendly as can be.This isn't your mama's 50 Grand, although they promise to have some of the favorites in the future after their remodel, right now, it's JUST right. This is a 75 year old institution that sorely needed to be updated. With the McCarthy's and family at the helm, we have a beautiful and tasty establishment we can go to, and not have to go downtown to enjoy a night out.Give them a chance, because places like this simply don't exist anymore. We need to treasure them, and insure they're here to stay.It warms my heart to hear such praise. It is very much the incredible staff that we have that have made this all possible. We are really working hard to make this place a destination for everyone in the community, and are just thrilled with the overwhelming positive response. Thank you very much for this.Jim
4. Bricks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Reviewed By Kip F
My spouse and I went out for Easter "Dunch", and it was great! He ordered the BLTA, which came on toasted sourdough bread, a bit too buttered for his taste, but the bacon was thick and not fatty, and the avocado pieces were big. He had the side of sweet potato planks, which have gone up since our last visit in November ($2.75 extra), but still were good, tho too much salt. I ordered the Hula Hog Taco, under the small eats, and they aren't small (this is a positive statement). Delicious sauce - chipoltle, and the flour tortillas were hand sized and there was oodles of pork, and I was full after eating it. We also ordered a Beer flight, 5 choices, and what fun and what a great way to taste some of the beer. Their choices in all are about 16 or so, so 5 x 4oz gives a good variety. We tried the Kino Hefe from Crooked Lane, the West Coast Wheat from Napa Smith -both of these were light beers, not bitter, and not strong tastes, but good, the Danish Red Lager from Figueroa Mountain - very good!, the Gneiss Stout from Solid Ground - tastes like a Rauch Beer from Germany, very smokey! and then the Old Town Brown from Auburn Alehouse, my favorite! not too strong, but a very nice taste and not too much alcohol. Emily was our server, and did a nice job, was sincerely friendly.
3. Bones Roadhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By SpiritLilly
Seems you drive and drive to get to this little hideaway spot, but it's worth it. Friendly and prompt service, and food is really good. The atmosphere is really noisy though. Especially when they get a karaoke going. Hard to hear each other while you're talking. Especially liked the fries! Burger was a burger, and price was reasonable.
2. HWY 50 Brewery
Reviewed By echolake
This place just recently opened. They fully remodeled the building - and wow, great job! And what a view - the deck is fantastic!! It's both beer and wine - wine by Nello Olivo; beer by a talented long time local brew master. They do a pretty good pizza as well. Lots of seating both indoors and outdoors. Easy access off Hwy 50 in Camino. This is a worthy stop if you need a snack and a drink on your way to/from Tahoe. I will be a regular!!
Most Popular American food in Camino, California, United States
1. Forester Pub and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By rmdy_64
Had the beef stroganoff and it was.... Comforting and delicious! The chunks of beef were plentiful, the noodles were clearly home made, the spaetzle was tangy and the perfect accompaniment to the stroganoff, and server Debbie was excellent in her service and knowledge of the available meals. It was a great evening. We ended with the Apple strudel as a take home and it was the perfect sweet and delicious end to a great meal! My friends had the cordon bleu and the mixed skewer and they were very pleased with those meals. Btw, have the strudel with ice cream... Cannot go wrong! !
Where to eat Bar food in Camino: The Best Restaurants and Bars
