Go see John Murray! Great server, knowledgeable bartender, GREAT golfer! He will take care of you…read morelike you are family! I recommend his SIGNATURE Bloody Mary! John, you rock!

Awesome bar that has been made better lately by its conversion into more of a lounge…read more They have a live DJ spinning top 40 and some occasional house. The crowd tends to range from 20s to even 50s, which I like, I like a diverse crowd to look at when I'm drinking and having a good time. Drinks are pretty cheap, about 6 bucks for a cocktail. Get a room at the hotel if you get too tossed as the rooms are pretty sweet for being in middle of nowhere in Placer county... you can close your eyes while the room is spinning from the alcohol and imagine you're in Vegas.

This is inside the casino We used to go here from time to…read moretime to get our dance cravings 10-12 yrs ago after dinner and before playing slots. This is the first time in a loonngg time that we decided to visit it one more time cause we know it's been renovated 7-8 yrs ago i think? We reserved a suite room and celebrated my and husband's birthday weekend. After dinner, we just had our pregame in our room to save $ on drinks before we headed to the lounge. The place was a lot better than the old one since it looks more spacious. It was not crowded for a Saturday night and that was really great. There's a few tables and seats downstairs but we preferred going upstairs and that's where we stayed. Only 2 of the 4 sofas/tables were occupied so that was really good. They play all kinds of music and I like the dj coz he knows what he's doing with mixing and playing good ones. However, the downside being upstairs is that noone or any of the staff will go there to ask for your order. You have to go down and get them yourself. Also, I noticed that they don't set rules for dress code anymore even though it says on the website. You see people with just shorts, shirts and sleepers and/or sandals on. So it was kind of a turn-off for me. They should require people dressed accordingly before they let them in. I don't mind to also pay an entrance fee ($10-15) This way they can preserve the place with class and elegance somehow. Just my thoughts.

Indeed, a beautiful place. Seating areas are first come first serve. There is a 2nd floor with…read moreseating as well but the walkway is pretty narrow. It's convenient that there is also a bathroom up there. Came here on a Saturday night. No IDs checked prior to entry. No cover fee. The place was packed! On their website, there was a dress code. When we got there, almost everyone is in normal clothing attire. We were unaware that you could literally wear anything! If you are in a group, even if you are not going to drink or get a drink, the bartender will literally deny your group purchase of alcohol if everyone do not show their ID. You'd literally have to step away from your group, just so they can buy their drinks. Find this really interesting. The music was nice at the beginning of the night but at the end of the night, mainly EDM.

It's the "Cheers" of Twelve Bridges! My husband goes often with the other Dads in our…read moreneighborhood. It's just a super chill and comfortable place with an amazing hand selected assortment of beers. They always have a great time!!

Nice tap room good variety beers on tap and in their fridge in cans as well. Owners are really…read morefriendly and the bathrooms are clean and tidy. Nice atmosphere good music not noise or to loud.

Definitely want to "ditto " all the other 5 star reviews on here. First visit yesterday since…read morechangeover from the vault operation and WOW! what an improvement! Super selection of beers and great atmosphere. Clark, bartender/server was terrific--outgoing, friendly, and very helpful in my beer selection. Will definitely be back!

Mid day on a Tuesday. Great selection. Super friendly and helpful service!…read moreSo many reasons to check it out!!

Carl made the most delicious raspberry lemon drop!!…read more Highly recommended Great welcoming environment Delicious totts and rolls!

I had hoped for a speakeasy feeling to get in. Otherwise, nice atmosphere and food was good!read more

Came for my sisters graduation party for the first time, such a great experience! Ordered food and…read morethe portion sizes are incredible and the food was amazing! Auston was so friendly towards me and made me feel like family.

Love Pain Killers Pub & Grub! Great vibe every time I go! They're always hosting fun events like…read morepoker nights, karaoke, and live music, so there's consistently something going on. It really adds to the energy and makes every visit a little different. Also appreciate that occasionally they do events for kids. The beer selection is solid with plenty of options to choose from, and the staff truly makes the experience stand out -- super friendly, attentive, and just genuinely good people. Definitely a spot worth checking out regularly.

As a kid my father was a PBA bowler and we would travel up and down the west coast hitting up all…read morethe bowling alleys along the way-so since I was a kid who had little interest in bowling,I spent a crazy amount of time in the arcades at these bowling alleys.So began the lifelong love affair with pinball machines. You can imagine my happiness when I stumbled upon this bar/gaming room with the funny German sounding name when I realized it was a glorified pinball arcade room that also served beer. This place is straight amazing-50+ of the greatest pinball machines are available to play.They do use the "game-card" system to pay for these games,which can make playing these games way too easy-games tend to cost about $1 a game in game credits to play,which is far more than I paid when I was an 8 year old kid but then again,that was 45 years ago. They have a pretty solid beer selection-beers tend to go for anywhere between $7-$8 a beer-not too bad in my opinion.Though they do offer a pretty unique item called "Das Boot" which is a pretty large boot that cost $40 and comes with a fill up at time of purchase and 20% off on future fill ups-though not sure what the original cost of a fill up is exactly. One massive upgrade I've learned in the pinball world is nowadays you can download an app by Stern Inc,the majority manufacturer of most of the popular pinball machines and you can register your pinball play and it will keep tabs of everywhere u play and all the scores u achieved on the various pinball machines-I really enjoyed this feature-I only wish they had this when I was in my prime of pinball play when I was a youth. This place doesn't have the best hours but I'm sure there is a reason for these hours-M-F the hours are 5p-10p and on weekends they open at 12p... In closing-If you ever find yourself in the Rocklin area and you get a yearning to try out your pinball machine skills-I couldn't recommend this spot any higher as they are a very unique spot offering a truly awesome experience-a trip down memory lane for some and a whole new world for the younger generation-You should get out there and have some fun. PS-I failed to mention this place is very family friendly-on my particular visit the place was flooded with kids from elementary to high school age honing their pinball machine skills and enjoying every minute of it.

This spot is such a gem. The primary focus of the space is playing pinball (30+ games), and when it…read morecomes to pinball, they are the gold-standard. Games are very clean and in excellent playing condition. There's also Stern leaderboards visible along with their own leaderboards for solid state (older) games, which I've never seen anywhere else. The whole space is clean and welcoming. It's loud, but that's because it's a pinball spot. The staff are super friendly and provide great service. The mac n' cheese bites I had last week were freshly prepared (from scratch), cooked to order, piping hot, and totally delicious--and also under $10. The beers and ciders on tap are all mostly from small, local makers and under $10/pint. They also have plenty of NA drink options. If you're a pinball person, I dare you to find a more accommodating spot for playing and vibing out. If you're not a pinball person, this is a great place to fall in love with the game.

Really cool to see one of Lincoln's oldest bars brought back to life with a fresh new look while…read morestill keeping the same local vibe people have loved for years. Lost Shaker Bar and Grill has that classic neighborhood bar feel but updated in a way that makes it feel fun, clean, and welcoming. The atmosphere was great, the staff was friendly, and there was always something going on. I loved that they have karaoke nights and DJs, which makes it a fun spot whether you're just grabbing drinks with friends or looking for a night out. The music and lighting gave it a really good energy without losing the hometown feel. I didn't even see a drink menu, but the bartender made me a custom gin drink with elderflower and it was delicious. You can tell they know what they're doing behind the bar and are happy to make something personalized. You can really tell the new owners put effort into refreshing the place while respecting the history behind it. Definitely worth checking out if you're in Lincoln and want a local spot with good vibes, entertainment, and a laid-back crowd. I'll definitely be back to try the food .

Honest review here. I wasn't aware it was connected to a smokers lounge (I believe it was apart of…read morethe business just closed off separately), not too much of an issue for me but I did have lunch with my kid here so just be aware. Inside was regular nice cozy bar with full stocked bar and many drink options. I chose patron silver can't go wrong. I initially came here for the food, so here we go, it was surprisingly very good. I got the tacos; both chicken and carne asada but for me the asada was bomb! Very delicious! And great $2.99 price. My kid got the potstickers and although basic, they tasted great! Will I come back? If I'm in the area? Yea, I'd come for a shot of patron and that carne asada taco for sure. Menu options were decent. Service was ok. Overall, great place with potential to be better.

We hosted a company event at Waymaker Brewing this past weekend, it was an absolutely fantastic…read moreexperience. We had the entire place to ourselves for about 70 people for 3 hours. There was plenty of room to walk around, mingle without feeling like in the way, and we had several bays for our employees to play golf on the simulators. The food was amazing, worked with Chef Hunt on what our company would like. We had three sushi boats, two different kinds of chicken teriyaki and cucumber salads. No complaints, everything was delicious. The staff was incredibly attentive/helpful with the self-pour beer taps and kept the space tidy. Everyone was given a bracelet to get their own drinks, which made everything run super smooth. Highly recommend Waymaker Brewing for company parties or large group events. Will be on our list to hold a future event.

First time we came, food and service was spectacular. We were raving about it to our friends and…read moreinvited them to join us. They closed the taps 20 minutes early because they wanted to leave early even though we were willing to purchase a second drink per person. Kitchen was already closed 30 minutes before closing. There was probably 15-20 people still in the restaurant. Hopefully it isn't a regular practice. *update as I can't respond to question...we were there on 5/21/2026

Last weekend the four of us attended a concert. We saw Paul Anka, a songwriter and singer for over…read more70 years. The Venue is attached to the Casino Resort. The Venue was built three years ago and is enclosed. Prior to this it was an outdoor venue. Pros: * easy access with an outdoor parking lot across the street. A five passenger golf cart is available to take you to and back. * every seat is a good seat. It holds 4K people. We sat in section 202, row F & G, seats 33&34. * two bars are inside where you can order drinks. Prices were average. * ample staff to show you to your seats. Cons: * must walk through the casino to get to the Venue. Obviously this is a strategic move of management. * it's smokey walking through the casino.

15th May, 2026, Norah Jones concert…read more It's a very nice *venue* for a Norah Jones concert, not too big but not too small, either. Her voice reverberated perfectly, her skills on the piano and guitars were exceptionally impressive, her band had good chemistry with her. For a packed arena, the climate was just right. The cocktails we bought inside need a little work, the staff members we encountered were all friendly, polite, respectful and friendly. The only problem we had, we as in us and the people nearby, were this two women who probably only knew and appreciated a few of Ms. Jones' songs. They were talkative and loud about it, if they didn't know the song that was being sung, they talked yelling at one another, went to their smartphones to check on whatever it was that was more important than the show, and was just lacking in the event's etiquette. There was a lady in front of them that looked behind her a few times and I can tell by her face that she was clearly annoyed. Along came staff and nicely told the ladies to be more respectful to the other people. I give the staff thumbs up for this because the two could have been escorted out without warning. I noticed that there were no restrooms nearby. The closest ones are in the lobby. It'd be too far for less mobile people. The restrooms were immaculately clean. I liked the overall experience and I believe that if there's another performer we'd like to see, we wouldn't hesitate to be there.