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I will be in Costa Mesa on business for the next two weeks. I know
that the Goat Hill Tavern and Yard Works are there. Any comments on those two establishments? Does Goat Hill have a food menu, or is it just beer? Not that there's anything wrong with that. Any other suggestions for a meal with good beer in that area? Thanks |
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Chuck Noll ) wrote:
: I will be in Costa Mesa on business for the next two weeks. I know : that the Goat Hill Tavern and Yard Works are there. Any comments on : those two establishments? Does Goat Hill have a food menu, or is it : just beer? Not that there's anything wrong with that. Any other : suggestions for a meal with good beer in that area? : : Thanks Goat Hill has hot dogs -- no pub food or anything like that -- lots of taps but actually not all that impressive -- lots of taps wasted on budmilloors. You should definitely look for High Times Liqours and visit them for bottled beer -- very impressive liquor store. If you have time on the weekend come down to San Diego and find O'Brien's Pub at the SW corner of Convoy and Opportunity. Great place -- excellent food and always a selection of 20 or more of the finest craft brews you can find along with a great bottle selection and friendly beer geeks at damn near every table. People bring their own homebrew to share as well so you never know what you're going to run into. -- Bill reply to sirwill1 AT same domain as above |
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"Chuck Noll" wrote in message
... I will be in Costa Mesa on business for the next two weeks. I know that the Goat Hill Tavern and Yard Works are there. Yard House. Any comments on those two establishments? Goat Hill's a bit more old-school neighborhood bar. Yard House is more yuppie hangout (depending on how perjoratively you view that term, it's not that bad). Both have big beer lists, with a lot of crap mixed in with good. Tough to go terribly wrong either way. And they're literally across the street (well, 8-lane highway) from each other. Does Goat Hill have a food menu, or is it just beer? Not really. Yard House has pretty good food. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Any other suggestions for a meal with good beer in that area? Newport Beach Brewing Co. is down the same road a few miles. Nice enough beer (rather good, if cloudy IIPA), good pub food. The Rock Bottom in Irvine is actually a very good one. So's the Gordon-Biersch in Laguna Hills (about 10 and 15 miles from Costa Mesa, just down the 405 and 5). There's a Steelhead over by UC-Irvine. And if you want to pick up bottles, go to Hi Time in Costa Mesa. Very good selection. -Steve |
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