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4.1 (50 reviews)
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Cheddar beignets - too rich to eat more than two
Aileen B.

This review is for food only as we didn't order drinks tonight. They're 5 stars as far as beer selection goes, so if you're in the mood for a beer or two or three, you're in the right place! The seating/dining area is really nice. Seat yourself at one of many tables or booths, take a gander at the menu, then go up and order at the bar. Having enjoyed beignets in the southern part of the US, we thought trying the cheddar beignets was a good idea. While they aren't bad, they aren't beignets. Cheese balls would be more apropos. There's a lovely, delicate, crisp breading on the outside, but an unexpected soft, runny (not stringy, but like fondue) cheese inside. These cheese balls sit atop shaved parmesan and honey. I was good after one but my husband ate three because he loved them. They're very rich so I'd only order again if it was for a table of 4-5 people. For a main dish we ordered smoked lamb pizza. The chunks of lamb were far too large for a pizza. Some were so big, we took them off and separated them into several pieces and put them back on the pizza. The chef threw cilantro on top, and it laid there loosely, stems and all. At the very least, the stems need to be removed. The sesame seeds should be sprinkled more evenly so as not to make a few bites here and there super crunchy. This pizza is quite salty, but not overwhelmingly so. The crust is good. I wouldn't order this particular pizza again, but I would definitely try one with different toppings. So, overall it was a pretty good experience, and I really like the feel of the place, so I'll return.

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Brad J.

Not our first trip to the JP but just wanted to mention we love the changes to the menu and can't wait to sample more items that caught our eye... both the food and beer! Always friendly faces and helpful staff, it tells me something that we see the same faces over time as well. See you next time.

Tonight's yelling at my kids for touching the tap handles finally culminating in putting up a sign!

Guys, you need to figure out if you are family friendly or not. We love love to come here with our kids to get a beer and pizza. The outside area is chill for this. They seemed family friendly. Well they aren't. They have a fountain (which after tonight now finally has a sign on it to not touch it) with handles that totally invites little kids to come look at it and touch the taps. We were a large group and yelled at by an older lady and a younger server who is usually nice to our family to not touch it it's a water feature. They could have easily said it in a nice way but they were so foul about it. Put. Up. A. Sign! So tonight as we left they finally had a sign. The older lady with the bob who works here yells or snaps at my kids every time they come and they are playing on any rocks outside. Seriously people put up some signs. We are happy to help our kids follow expectations if they are clearly stated I don't want my kids running wild but they weren't and still got yelled at. They constantly clear your table outside when you come with kids to try and get you to leave faster. They rolled their eyes on any kids playing in the giant walk through barrels they have outside. So don't let the laid back nature of this place fool you. They hate kids and will go out of their way to make it known they hate kids being there with sighs and eye rolling. Used to love coming here, now I'll think twice we didn't feel welcome at all and it seems portly run with no clear management.

Claire C.

Really welcoming service and staff was super friendly at the bar. Jolly Pumpkin specializes in sour beers, so we tried a few of the fan favs. I would definitely come back to try the pizzas and other pairings!

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Food was excellent. We shared several things and could not have been more satisfied. Excellent beers! We frequent here and TC. Thanks!

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Not on the main drag, but a great local place for locally brewed beer and tasty eats. Worth the effort to find it and get there!

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