rockyard american grill & brewing company

dropped in spur of the moment , was hesitant at first seeing the limited gluten free menu. but then our server renee put me totally at ease by double checking before iorderedthe gf meat pizza. it was incredible one of the best gf meals i've ever had and renee was so attentive despite the place being swamped . i will definitely be going out of my way to eat there again.

falls way short.. i arrived at around 9pm on a tuesday evening the host station was not "manned" and waited for a very long time before anyone paid any attention to me at all.

the restaurant is large and cafeteria like, my own preference is for a more cozy setting.

iorderedthe “fish and chips” and they were very acceptable. however the beverage was very disappointing especially since rockyard markets itself as a beer enthusiasts emporium. i chose the redhawk ale and was presented a glass of freezing cold fizzy brown liquid that tasted slightly of toffee. i have grown accustomed to drinking the pasteurized, sterilized, filtered, and pressurized beer that appears to be so popular on this side of the atlantic and am judging it as such and not trying to compare it to real cask conditioned ale.

the overall experience fell well short of my expectations.

no thanks. i think this place must e busy because of its location. that's all it has going for it. i quicklyorderedthe special since the waitress seemed to be in a thousand hurries. i got my food within a minute. it was cold.. not just not hot.. cold. i also never got my side that i was required to order. i would have sent it ack but my waitress never came back. i ate my miserable cold meal, drank my beer which was the est part and sat for 20 minutes after all was empty before she showed up with my bill... "you don't want anything else do you?" after handing her cash, it was another 20 minutes for my change. i travel and eat out 40 weeks a year. i used to live in the area. this was miserable. i will not be back and will steer both locals and fellow travelers away.

rockyard the atmosphere here was nice. it's a bit loud, but it is a brewery. iorderedthe chicken enchilada soup and the cajun chicken pasta. the soup was spicier than i expected, but very good. the cajun pasta was really nicely seasoned and tasted great. the portion was probably enough for two, but it was so good i ate the whole thing. the cajun spice was not too spicy so, i enjoyed it more than the soup. my co-workerorderedthe grilled pork chops with creole seasoning. while he could not really taste the creole seasoning, he thought the pork chops were good. the dish was served with a gigantic pile of crispy fries that were good but too much, considering the portion of pork chops that were served. overall t gives it three yum yum's out of five.