Gary C.
Google
Overall, this was an okay experience, but not one that really stood out.
The Rattlesnake IPA was mediocre at best. Drinkable, but not especially memorable for a brewpub.
My wife ordered the fish tacos and found them dry. They were essentially fried fish on a tortilla with only a small container of pico on the side. They really needed some kind of sauce to bring them together.
I ordered the chile relleno and thought it was decent. Interestingly, my wife—who generally avoids spicy food—found it bland, which was a bit surprising.
One point of frustration came with the check. I ordered the chile relleno with the Rattlesnake IPA as a pairing, which the menu shows at a discounted price compared to ordering them separately. When the bill arrived, I was charged full price. When I mentioned this to the waiter, he said the pairing has to be ordered explicitly or the discount doesn’t apply. I explained that I had ordered the pairing and also said it wasn’t a big deal and I would just pay it as-is.
Instead, a manager came over and essentially lectured me about not ordering the pairing correctly, though he did ultimately adjust the bill. Given the language difference, it felt like a simple misunderstanding, and I was surprised by how condescending the interaction felt.
Overall, between the mediocre IPA, food that was dry and uninspired, and a billing issue that was handled poorly, this experience felt substandard for a brewpub and did not meet expectations. This is not a place I’d recommend or plan to return to.