Walnut Creek Pub

Great deals on the weekends. They often grill on the Patio. They have several beers on draft and a full bar. Great place to watch the games and eat wings!!Great bartender!

I'm sitting at a 3.5-3.75... we came for trivia night and had a good time! I will probably be back for trivia night even though they were quite difficult questions (it's open ended). I also love the small local pub vibe and the QR scanning app to order. The people are fast and very nice. They have a good deal where you get 50 cent wings if you text the number on their website and good deals on union (the qr menu). We tried to go for "happy hour" but I didn't really see a special menu for that. The downsides... the wings are the tiniest most salty things I've had in a very long time. I get inflation but it actually kinda felt like scraps... the celery same thing. They also felt a little overcooked?? but also slightly pink somehow??? It reminded me of chicken jerky (they might smoke it or smth? because it definitely wasn't undercooked). We tried all three dry rub flavors and the best imo was spicy ranch (good kick but hella salty), lemon pepper then garlic parm (no flavor). We also got fried pickles which were HUGE pickle slices so it wasn't very crispy. I honestly felt a little ill after. The fries looked good though but if I came back I would probably just get snacks and drinks (the drinks are pretty strong tasting too). I also feel that they should have a sign reminding people to close out their online tab too because for some reason we thought that if you closed your tab at the bar, the online tab will close as well... maybe a better system to link them or just have a sign reminding patrons that they are separate bc we got charged a 20 dollar fee :(

I want to like this place and I have given it multiple tries, but every single time I go, we are overcharged or our food comes out almost comically late. Once they brought us the fries we ordered for the table as we were getting up to leave and we had been there for a very long time. To add insult to injury, we got home we saw that we had been charged twice for a large order of fries when we had only ordered a side. There are also undisclosed ingredients. Surprise jalapeños aren't for me. If you're going to put them in a sandwich, make sure folks buying it are aware.

Ok, this place deserves a 10 out of 10! Such a small comfort neighborhood bar. These are the types of small local businesses that I adore. They' don't offer your typical bar food, they took it up a notch by smoking their own meats! From smoked brisket faves to wings, this place is easily a Texan neighborhood gem. The service is not only welcoming but helpful when it comes to beer and food selections. I totally recommend this place!

I really enjoy this place! This used to be Smoking Beauty which was also good and had the best Frito pie.However, they've changed up the concept to be more like a pub and the food has changed to wings.The wings are tasty and they even have a special if you sign up as part of their friends promo to get texts/messaging. I think it's like 50c wings--deal good up to a week.That being said it's just like a neighborhood bar and I plan on coming here more often. They've got a small selection of beers and cocktails that will hit the spot when you're looking for a casual place to watch football or play trivia. I recommend the floradora cocktail or tipsy Texan. Also the fries are delicious

I forgot to take pictures of my food and drinks but they were delicious. We tried the wings, fried pickles, and I had the strawberry margaritas.

The wings and fried pickles here are great!The Korean chicken sandwich could have used more coleslaw, and I really think it should come with fries or coleslaw on the side.... The chicken in my sandwich was not very big. Didn't get drinks this time but I heard the drinks were good here too.

I was devastated to see Smokin' Beauty go as I loved the vietnamese/bbq fusion menu, drinks and live music. But then I learned that Walnut Creek Pub is a rebranding from the same owner so I decided to check it out. The ambience is pretty much the same-intimate and divey. There are bar games like a table version of the ring game, jenga and cornhole (outside) for patrons to enjou.One of the bartenders, Daniel, was very friendly and welcoming. He also filled us in and answered a lot of the questions that we had about the new place. I dreamed out loud if there could be a secret menu of food items from the previous restaurant (I'm imagining the brisket and pork belly banh mis, king fries, brussel sprouts...yum!) but as of right now there aren't any plans for that. Daniel explained that the owner is now going more for a bar feel than a restaurant to standout amongst the other establishments in the area, which makes sense. He also added that the owner is still passionate about bbq so they plan to have special events where they will host bbqs. (Stay tuned on their fb page!) I'm local to this area, so as much as I'm sad to see a delicious and unique concept for a restaurant go, I'm pleased that there is a new local watering hole that provides new options aside from the Domain. The service is friendly and the food menu is small, but done well, which I appreciate from any restaurant. In terms of food, I must have been on a cheese kick because I ordered the fried mac & cheese and the cheese curds. Both were similar and delicious but I preferred cheese curds overall because the mac and cheese retained their heat in the center for a longer time which made them difficult to enjoy. They came with a tangy sweet and sour sauce that had a little bit of a kick. For drinks we had the Guava Sutra, Floradora and Tipsy Texan. They were all good but on a cold winter night, the Tipsy Texan with its cranberry and ginger ale flavor was a standout. Happy hour is from 4-7 so make sure to check this place out when you're looking to get out of the house for a chill evening!

I wanted to like this place but the kitchen closed an hour earlier than listed on the website and a draft of Pearl Snap is $8, which is not incentive to hang out and drink there.Edit: Thank you for responding, Matt. I was there last night and double checked the kitchen hours on the website today before posting and it still showed 10pm. I see now it's been changed to 9pm. The bartender didn't even know the kitchen now closes at 9 as she let me order but someone from the kitchen came out and told her, so it seems like a very recent change. I totally understand fair wages but I'm still not paying more than $5 a beer to hang out.

Went to this place last night for the first time with high hopes.... Yeah no spent $60 on 4 light beers 2 being modelo and the other 2 were bottled miller lites (didn't want modelo or miller in the first place but these are the only options that made sense considering what was available) Also got 2 tiny overpriced food items and all in all left the place without a buzz and still hungry... $10.25 for an electric jellyfish..that is all I have to say on that. Apparently I went on service industry Sunday too. They advertised that on Sundays all food and drink would be %15 off. Obviously I did not get that discount even when I mentioned it or at least it didn't appear so... I was barely at this place for an hour I couldn't keep myself to stay, and I really wanted to have a good experience it seemed promising. Only good part about my experience was the bartender. Nothing crazy she was just kind and welcoming when everything else wasn't the best.