Sunday 15th of January 2012 01:14:04 PM

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This B.J.'s, compared with some of the others around, is a better than average representation. The service is much better and the food improved But it is limited by what it is - a family chain restaurant. The selection tends to the kinds of beers that the usual non-beer drinking, or non-craft beer drinking, patron will find acceptable, but that most on this site would find to be vanilla. They do have a nice Oktoberfest in the fall, but overall there is rarely much to complain or rave about here. But it is INCREDIBLY popular with the above mentioned clientele, and you can expect to wait 45 minutes to an hour even on off nights. That wait is not particularly rewarded.

Monday 8th of October 2007 04:35:39 PM

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Roseville is one of BJ’s 10 brewery locations. The brewing room and tanks are visible through large glass windows at the end of the main dining area. There is a nice long bar with adjacent tall tables and booths plus a large/split screen and multiple TVs. The main dining area is adjacent with separate fully enclosed patio attached across the way.
There were 12 house brews on tap when I visited including 5 special brews plus some ciders, imports and a couple guest microbrews. On this visit, I enjoyed both the Juniper Rye and Vanilla Stout from the cask.
The menu includes a large selection of sandwiches, burgers, pasta and pizza as well as many nice salads and appetizers. There are also upscale entrees and some great desserts. It’s located in the Creekside Plaza shopping area so there is a fair size parking lot which is good because it’s been quite full whenever I’ve visited.