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Best Pub restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pub food in Folsom. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pub restaurants near you.. Folsom is a city in Sacramento County, California, United States. It is commonly known for Folsom Prison, Folsom Prison Blues and Folsom Lake. The population was 72,203 at the 2010 census.
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10. Chili's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By OmarKhayyam
Haven't eaten at a Chili's since our local one closed years ago. Good menu choices, affordable prices, friendly staff, even a 3 choice menu for $10 (beverage, salad, main course) which I had and which was good! I'll dine there again. Similar to an Applebee's but with better service and higher quality food.
9. Cellar Wine and Cheese Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By DaveF866
We had never been here before but our experience was a bit interesting. The waiter was friendly and suggestive. He offered us samples which were very generous. We decided on our wines and ordered a cheese plate with his suggestions. Our wine soon arrived. The cheese plate was another story, it took over 20 minutes after we received our wine which we felt was odd. The place wasn't busy which made us very curious as to why it took so long. It almost seemed like they planned to take a long time in hopes we would order more wine. We probably won't go back.
8. Buffalo Wild Wings
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Sage C
Visited for Sunday football & every game was playing & visible from our table in the dining area. Our server was prompt, friendly, & knowledgeable. The food was good, especially the chili cheese dip & chips, which were thin and non-greasy. The tailgater sampler was a good size & value and came with three sauces. We really liked the pita chips, which had a great texture & were not greasy. Overall, a great experience.
7. Islands Fine Burgers & Drinks
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By MikeandJim
There today just after opening for an early lunch. First time. Seated immediately by a friendly guy who opened the front door when we approached. Nice touch for a casual restaurant.Very âislandyâ inside but in no way over the top. Televisions all over with most playing surfing, skiing and mountain bike videos. TV at the large bar, playing sports.Our server was Danielle. Very friendly and efficient. Her task was solely taking orders and keeping everyone happy. Food was brought out by other members of the team. Another thing to note is that these people knew who was eating what. There was no... who had this or that. We had a Longboarder burger with onion rings and a Kilauea burger with an order of cheddar fries. The Longboarder was just a really good, juicy, burger. No complaints. Onion rings were a 7 of 10. Good but not the best. The Kilauea was a great burger. Seasoned really well with tons of flavor. Cheddar fries were good. The Maui Mojito was a little light on the liquor but very good otherwise. The MaiTai was very good and pretty genuinely done.All in all a very good experience!
6. Heckle Alehouse and Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By TPH_12
My wife and I enjoy a lunch or early dinner at Heckle's. The staff is friendly and the food has never disappointed. We prefer going on week nights as the crowd are less. It is a great spot to grab a burger and a bear (Don't miss the Tots) and enjoy old Folsom.
5. Chicago Fire Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Michaela
What I like about Chicago Fire is how is crosses over all generations and pleases everyone. We had dinner with our son and his girlfriend who are in their early 20s, and all four of us were happy. I enjoyed Rombauer Chardonnay by the glass, my son enjoyed their brew choices and his girlfriend and my husband enjoyed the cocktail selection.The younger generation enjoyed Buffalo Wings as a starter (although we had a few), while the older enjoyed spinach and antipasto salads. The younger went for an all meat, deep dish pizza, while we preferred thin crust, personal pizzas. Everybody was happy and satisfied.We arrived at 5:15 pm on the Sunday evening of Labor Day weekend. The place was full and people were waiting. The hostess said it would be 20 minutes but our wait was only 5. Our service was quite good and the restaurant is well managed.
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4. 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.
3. Out Of Bounds Kraft Kitchen And Biergarten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Bruce G
Burgers are a Brisket & Short Rib meat mix, no 70% ground beef here. I had the Prison Blues burger, blue cheese, bacon, tomato, etc. My buddy had the Craft Burger, cheddar cheese, homemade potato chips, tomato, onion, etc. Both of us were pleased with our burgers. I liked the balance of the blue cheese in my burger, it wasn't overpowering & I could taste the meat. A choice of sides round out the meal. I had a Vanilla Stout that was really good. Lots of good choices for either lunch or dinner along with a long list of beers. It's a little heavy on the IPA's to my taste, but I had several brews to choose from. Alcohol content & ABU are listed on the menu so you can see what you're getting. I'll go back..
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2. 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.
1. 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.
