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11 reviews for Blue Frog Grog and Grill
| Nik925 (10), California | | October 20, 2009 Average food, beer, average everything. They try and some of the beers are better than average. However, the Big DIPA is a junk beer and I can’t believe how much they charge for it. Last time I was there Friday night was $2 beer night (it has been a while) so for 2 bucks the beers are a lot better. Nothing special, but to the best of my knowledge, this is the only brew pub in Fairfield, or Vallejo / Benicia and the whole beer scene is pretty lame in the area. Also, unforgivable, is that they rigged a contest in one of the local brewing magazines and they won like 8 awards, including a tie for best DIPA (Big DIPA tied with Pliny the Elder). Pliny is one of the best beers ever and the Big DIPA is crap. The only reason it was a tie is that the mag realized that they had been scammed. Support local, but I really wish this was better. | | wavers1 (32), novato, California | | August 18, 2009 wow. mediocrity of this caliber takes work. didn’t plan to come here, just ended up here and realized where i was. the food was so-so, above average pub fare, a lil better than a chilis or applebee’s, maybe. nothing wrong with it, but not memorable. cobb salad was way too salty with black olives and bacon-cheese in addition to prosciutto. staff was friendly, but not too knowledgeable about beer. which is good if you are trying to sell this beer. i had a ’broken silo’, terrible blend of their ipa, red ale and big dipa. i love to support local, so i was being really open minded too. the value was good, as the beer and food are pretty affordable with a pretty good ’recession buster’ menu and good bottle prices. this place would be great in a more rural area, but for being in the bay area, it doesn’t quite make the cut. also, there are only 3 toilets in the mens restroom, wtf? this is not nearly enough for this size of restaurant, and when you add the people drinking at the bar, oi! i am willing to give them another chance if i am in the area though. | | Ungstrup (245), Frederiksberg, Denmark | | July 14, 2009 A pretty big place with a big open kitchen - the kitchen was kind of smelly when we visited around lunch time. The service was fast and got answers to our questions directly from the brewer. 6 differing beers on tap - of them 5 were new to me. And the sampler came at 7 USD. Didn’t eat. | | mrhoppy (59), Santa Clara, California | | June 30, 2009 This pub is all around good. A couple beers are interesting. Nothing outstanding. Needs improvement but worth stopping. | c17pete (4), Travis AFB, does not count - explanation | | February 1, 2009 Low quality beer,food and service. Good happy hour specials. Only went once and probally won’t go back. | | DTM (13), Winters, California | | January 22, 2009 I’ve been here a few times. NIce newer building that serves a variety of different foods. Yes they do serve frog legs!! Has the sampler which was slightly above average. You can also buy some of their bombers at the restaurant. | | Inflames (30), California | | March 23, 2008 Great food,Great brews, Great service, yeah I guess you could say I liked this place. | | bhensonb (287), Woodland, California | | July 28, 2007 Spanish Italianate brewpub? Beer is definitely better than some. Particularly the IPA. The pilsener is rather good as well. This time the staff was marvelously attentive. Food has always been good. Only downside is that the ales are served at Bud temperature. | | ChillCoat (43), Concord, California | | July 27, 2007 Great ambiance and decor. Good beer and the food is fantastic. A great brewpub. | | DYCSoccer17 (187), Davis, California | | December 18, 2006 I visted here around noon on a Saturday. At the time, it was very dead with only about 2 or other 3 at the bar. The first thing that hits you is the wonderful wood fire aroma from their pizza oven. It is somewhat spacious with plenty of dining tables and the bar is to the left. Behind the bar is the brewing equipment with the fermentation tanks, etc. There is a fair amount of light that comes through. There is also a wall of "Mug Club" mugs. To your right is the open kitchen. They had about 6-7 beers present on tap. I ordered a black angus beef stew served in a bread bowl--it was delicious. They had a pretty good menu and good selection. It was somewhat difficult managing all the little side streets at the mall, so getting there was a little tricky. They also had frosty mugs and they tried putting fruit in my hefe. They also had half growlers and sold a bombers of their Red and Golden Ale. All in all, this place was good and the beers were above average. |
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