Sierra Nevada Taproom & Restaurant

Great beer, good food. Sierra Nevada is my husband's favorite beer, so we stopped here when we're driving home on HWY 5. Beer tastes really fresh at the source. No doubt about it. Foods were alright. Focaccia bread was awesome. Made fresh, great sauce, we loved it. Medianoche (Cuban style sandwich) was delicious but katsu sandwich, not so. Service was friendly and swift because we went there off time. Looks to be very accommodating to big groups.

Wanted to try a few beers and I asked if I could get a taste of one. Just a taste. The server asked if I wanted a flight tasting with 4. (Let's get that upsell)

Ok fine let's go with that. of course since it was a flight half of them we didn't even like since you're trying new things. Couldn't believe 4 tiny tastings was $12 these should be provided free.

Stout tasted like water.

They upcharged us for garlic fries from the kids menu (didn't tell us) for our infant that was a little lame. Came with about 10 French fries no joke. She liked the burger. Pretzel and beer cheese seemed low quality. The sausage plate was pretty good.

Overall I came away with that odd feeling of something from your past that you once enjoyed and are now sad you don't find it appealing. As with everything now food prices have gone up. A burger with garlic fries is $23. A salad is $17. Lunch for 1 with a pint would be almost $50 plus tip.