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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Rocklin. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Rocklin is a city in Placer County, California located approximately 22 miles (35 km) from Sacramento, California, and about 6.1 miles (9.8 km) northeast of Roseville in the Sacramento metropolitan area. Besides Roseville, it shares borders with Granite Bay, Loomis and Lincoln. As of the 2010 census, Rocklin's population was 56,974.
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1. Boneshaker Brewery and Public House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By ranishi
Stopped for beer and a bite to eat. Casual atmosphere with outdoor dining. There is something for everyone with all the beers on tap. That night, there was even Pliney the Elder!!! The nachos were outstanding. The Caesar salad was good. The pizza was very good and the bacon mac n cheese was excellent.
2. Out of Bounds Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Maryann L
Out of Bounds is spacious and open. There is a large bar and indoor, outdoor and patio seating. The craft beer menu is impressive. The food menu is also varied and interesting. There are daily lunch specials. Our lunch was delicious. My husband had the Prison Blues burger...tender beef rare as requested, onion, tomato and blue cheese dripping down your hand. I had the salmon BLT. It too was delicious and perfectly prepared. Our sandwiches came with a choice of fries, soup or salad. We opted for salad. It was fresh with just the right amount of dressing.Now for the negatives. Service was a little slow. Our server, Lauren, was pleasant and as efficient as she could be serving many tables scattered through the building.The noise level was between moderate to loud.
3. 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.
4. The Brass Tap
Reviewed By willgray77
We stopped in at this bar, restaurant before checking out a movie.They have plenty of beer options.. plenty of televisions...Not a kid friendly place..The food is bar food.. lots of fried items... It was ok... Seems like some of the stuff is frozen or pre made....I wish this place a good future..
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5. Kathrin's Biergarten
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By hortaegg
I wanted something different, but my brother has his favorites. Today we both got what we wanted. Kathrin's offer terrific and varied menu of German standards. They also have sandwich and fries some people always feel "safe" eating. I had their jaegerschnitzel & spätzle meal. Awesome! My brother had a Rueben with and more than an ample amount of fries. I didn't look "safe" it looked delicious! Service was very pleasant. The surroundings were interesting to the eye. We also had their apple strudel which was top-notch too. The only negative thing is their chairs which most likely were the most uncomfortable I have experience in a restaurant. Will that stop me from going back? No, but I will bring a stadium seat pad for my chair!
