Great place to have a drink! Stopped by on the Mon after the 4th of July and it was fantastic!…read more Great atmosphere and love the salt water tank above the bar. A had a cosmo (which she loved) while I had a Laganitis that I loved. Great to hear the story behind the place and loved the "behind the scenes" tour.

Honestly the WORST cocktails and bartender I've ever had. The Red Bull and mojito cocktails tasted…read morelike bad simple syrup. The bartender was so short with us, no hi, please, thank you, nothing. I would never come back here. The fish were neat though.

This establishment was originally built in 1915 by Chinese immigrants and later purchased by Al…read moreAdami naming the restaurant Al the Wops. Walking into the bar and grill, you can see the many dollars tacked onto the ceiling and the nostalgic background behind the bar of days gone by, which usually plays host to local farmers, boaters, and tourists in the area. My sister and I decided to take a scenic drive along the Sacramento River and recalled our dad's stories of hanging out at Al's after a day of fishing the river and how the place really "hit the spot!" We pulled up and parked on the narrow little street and walked into this well-known place with the smell of garlic French bread wafting into the air and locals sitting at the bar. We were taken into a small back dining area and given the menu. I ordered the infamous steak sandwich, while my sister ordered the Al's burger, and my husband ordered the fish tacos. The plates were quickly brought out to us and were very generous portions. The steak sandwich was so tasty and big, I was only able to eat about a fourth of it along with the delicious onion rings that came with it. My husband demolished the 3 fish tacos and french fries, and my sister managed to eat about half of her burger. We will definitely be back.

My last time I was here many years ago, it was not a good experience. I was perusing the reviews…read moreand the menu, and I decided to go for a drive down the Delta, and give them another try. I hate to say it, but that was a mistake. Not the drive down the Delta, but stopping here.. As other people have mentioned, it's a cool space with lots of character. I Head into the dining room, and they were pretty busy. I was kind of surprised, as it was a Wednesday. If they are this busy at lunchtime on a Wednesday, I can imagine what they are like on the weekend. I waited a few minutes to sit down, and then finally I walked over and asked the server if I could just sit anywhere. She said yes, I could. She came over to my table to give me my menu, asked what I wanted to drink, and brought it right back. She said she would be right back to take my order, it was about 10 minutes. It only goes downhill from here.... So she comes and takes my order. I ordered an appetizer of the grilled bread with marmalade and peanut butter, and for my lunch, I ordered the spaghetti Bolognese. She said, "I will bring you your appetizer first." So I wait, and I wait, and I wait... As I mentioned, there was a good number of people in the dining room, and there were also people ordering food while sitting in the the barroom. . She was the only one serving, and it looked like there was only one, possibly two people cooking. 30 minutes in, I don't even have my appetizer yet. I waved her down and asked her, and she said it will be soon, there's still a few people ahead of me waiting for their food. As I was watching, I noticed that food was coming out of the kitchen pretty slowly. 45 minutes in... Still, not even an appetizer. I was going to wait a few more minutes, but then I noticed something. I was watching the server. She was not only bringing food, she was handling money I watched her scratch her head, wipe her face with her hand, and then she even scratched her behind, although through her shorts that she was wearing. They were jeans, shorts, and to me, they seemed pretty short for working in a restaurant That was enough for me, I left. I decided to go back home via the other side of the river. I crossed over, and almost immediately found a bar and grill, where I decided to stop for lunch. The service was stellar, and the food was amazing. The prices were also very good. Sorry, Al, I'm not going to wait for number three. Two strikes, and you're out.

Your friendly local watering hole…read more Location/Vibe: This place fits the definition of a hole in the wall. The decor inside is an eclectic mix but defintely a place that feels friendly. The bartender seems to know everyone that comes in and it almost feels like a friend and family affair but even though it was my first time here the people were friendly and welcoming Drinks: They lean pretty heavy on the pours so if you like strong drink this place is great. I wouldn't call it cheap but the drinks are strong! Food: Not sure if they generally have food but they had a potluck going for the Super Bowl which was quite interesting. Being a newcomer I didn't try anything but it was awesome to see. Definitely worth checking out if you like your hole in the wall bar!

This hits your "small town bar" vibe right on the nose. Drinks are decently priced. Atmosphere is…read morefriendly and inviting. Bar tenders are witty and engaged. It's small but cozy and everyone there knows everybody else. If you're new, come on in and meet some people. They will welcome you with open arms.

It's not SCARY! Lol. The location and outside appearance looks rough. The owner and staff are for…read morethe people! We stopped in with a "let's take a change" attitude and we were pleasantly surprised with the warm reception. We went on a football Sunday. Beers on tap and in the coolers. What I loved is the women's bathroom was giving Girls Girl!

Fun dive bar. The prices are great and the drinks are top notch. My bar plays pool league here and…read moreit's always a blast!

We had a wonderful dining experience at Freeport Restaurant, and a big part of that was our waiter,…read moreEli. He went above and beyond to make sure we were well taken care of. He was attentive, kind, professional, and made us feel genuinely welcomed throughout our meal. Excellent customer service is hard to find, and Eli truly exemplifies it. He is a tremendous asset to Freeport Restaurant, and we sincerely appreciate the outstanding service he provided. Thank you, Eli, for making our visit so enjoyable!

Service was good, very kind people…read more Food wasn't bad nor good just a nice meal. There are two rooms, an indoor area with the bar and the back patio fully covered. Ordered sampler appetizer: kinda like jack n the box mini tacos, fried zucchini, and wings 6/10, nothing special. Also, got a pitcher of dragonberry mojito - really good to share with 4 people! - fish n chips were standard 7/10 - St. Louis ribs were 7/10, can get it anywhere - red clam chowder: basically Minestrone with clams 6/10 - linguini and clams was good but lobster was difficult to eat 7/10 - turkey club was okay, kinda dry 6/10 Overall, good to try once!

First time visitor on a motorcycle trip. Got to meet Rance, the Manager/Bartender, and had a…read morewonderful time learn about the history of the property. If you're hungry, get some food in Georgetown. We ate at Worton's Market. Uncle Tom's Cabin has great drinks and the scenery is majestic. You will not be disappointed!

Stopped in for some cold beverages and to tent camp overnight. Amazing conversations at the bar,…read morewhich has two refrigerators and a good variety of canned beer and seltzers. Service was awesome and friendly. Set up our tent for the night in the meadow, which is a very short walk down from the bar. Even on a three day weekend, there were plenty of camping spots available. Will definitely return again soon.

As a 35 yr + resident of Sacramento, and an avid consumer of tasty beverages, I had never been to…read moreThe Trap. On Sunday, I met a friend to watch the World Cup final at The Trap. It did not disappoint. Divey? I would say quirky. And it felt like home. Great selection of beer, including Sierra Nevada Pale Ale on draft. My personal favorite. I enjoyed a BLTA that had parmesan-crusted sourdough bread. Yum. My friend got the mini corndogs that were delish. The staff was cool, the patrons were cool and I will definitely return.

I started coming to The Trap 1-2 years ago. It started with the incredible food and beer selection…read more(can't go wrong with the BLTA/fries), progressed to the trivia nights and new friends, and now it's for the events (sports, Love island watch parties, craft nights), vibe, staff, and my love for this place. The back patio has become one of my favorite spaces--it's truly an oasis! As a Sacramento native, I highly recommend this business. It's woman owned, has an incredible staff, and is full of kind and genuine customers who keep coming back. The yummy food and selection of beer and wine is just the cherry on top! Came for the food, stayed for the vibes. Shoutout to the kitchen manager for doing an incredible job!

This place is super nice to come to locally to avoid the crowds, it's a chill small bar on the side…read moreof 11th street there is parking seems pretty limited but I only come at night and park at the front, this black definitely could use some love from the community for some fix ups! I'm not too sure if they serve food all day but I think certain hours the menu is limited, there wasn't many people when we came it definitely doesn't feel like it has recovered since Covid but this will definitely be my new go to spot to play some quick games of pool (3 quarters each game) and get a cold one and watch the game! The owner is friendly and so are the regulars! Haha

Met bartender Chin. We tried Ng Ka Py and loved it. Cash only so make sure you carry heavy. It's a…read morehidden gem. Loved popping in and supporting local business. Must stop here in Tracy.

So a night on my own, sawvtheir FB Looked like it needed…read morechecking out. First off, good House Music. Second Drinks are a Bargain! Third, for an old guy, great reception. I will be dropping by! Not sure about the food situstion, will find out! 5 stars are on a five bat scale, something about which my years have learned a thing or two

A good place for alcoholics to hang out at because they open early in the morning and stay open all…read morenight until 2 am. Rumor is, Stockton Police do not bother any of the inebriated driving away from this joint, also. They also just keep on serving you alcohol, no matter how drunk you are, they will take your money - and speaking of money - once you are a bit tipsy - count your change because some of the employees there will cheat you out of it to take advantage of your math skills once you are drunk.

Yowza! Sweet find down in the delta. Former hardware store now a thriving restaurant and gathering…read morespot. Indoor and outdoor seating. My Italian beef sandwich on a locally-baked ciabatta sub roll was exquisite, served with au jus and a salad of field greens. Tender beef, soft and flavorful roll. Perfection! House-made dessert choices made my head spin, but I finally settled on the kahlua chocolate cake. Left not a morsel behind. Limited ADA parking, but I got lucky just before the dinner hour.

Almost perfect? We…read moredrove down to Clarksburg on a lovely Friday evening for our date. Food 1. Starting with the roasted beet salad. Though I like these type of salads to be heavier on the beats and less on the greens, this was well-made and just the right amount of dressing. The goat cheese is an excellent complement to a clearly fresh and well made salad. Great job getting this right. 2. Next, our favorite, the creamed mushrooms! We were trying to decide which item to try on the main dishes and our server recommended this one and boy were we pleased! The menu says locally foraged mushrooms, cream, and the runny egg on top. Cooked in a cast-iron skillet and I crispy truffles on top. Excellent if you think something like this sounds good. 3. The Forster Pizza was the last show as the pizza orders were backed up on a busy Friday night. The highlight it's definitely the garlic confit topping buried underneath the of arugula. We're looking forward to the potatoes, but they were easy to miss as they were a few and small. The caramelized onions were also nice touch overall a great dish too. 4. I also ordered the Forester Paloma, virgin. Great choice if you love grapefruit. Note: We both commented that if you haven't been out here and it was dark, an inexperienced driver might feel a little uncomfortable getting here and back. On a positive note... it's part of the experience!