Cap's Bar and Grill

Bar service was phenomenal. We were greeted upon entry even though they were busy. Noticing we were there to watch the raiders game, he turned up the column for us. We ordered the new curly fries. They were good and crispy, but didn't arrive hot. Maybe they just cool off quickly in the seasoning process, but we thought that was odd.My husband got the Long Island and I got a water. Both were good.This is a great place to catch a game. We'll be back.

Best happy hour in west sac, 12 bucks for a pitcher of coors hit the spot. The pizza and wings are above average and the service is great, if Kieth or Ally is working, you'll be in good hands.

Didn't know it was a bowling alley bar when we looked up nearby places to have a drink-LOL! Nice bartender. Craft beers on tap and full bar. Looked a decent bowling alley setup.

We were just passing by on Mothers Day and decided to stop. Glad we did! Everything was freshly cooked, taste was on point and it wasn't crazy expensive. Yes, its in a bowling alley but the food was good, hot, fresh. The cook even checked in with us! We will be back.

Farm-to-fork lead me and a friend to this classic West Sac location. This was a delightful experience, certainly a real change from my last visit here in the '90's! The refresh of 6 yrs ago still looks new.The food was amazingly fresh and well prepared (and presented). The beer selection was fine - it's "just a bowling alley" after all. The chef, Dave, went all out to make sure that everything was perfect.We started with the Basalmic Chips...topped with blue cheese crumbles. They were crispy, fresh, and oh-so tasty with the Basalmic Gastrique. The tri-tip street tacos included a very nice salsa that was pleasing to a wide variety of palates. The Chicken Parmesan Sandwich was yummy, even through we were truly hitting our capacity by that time. Maybe next time we will try only two items at a time...it was all so good!

I purchased a Groupon a while back and let it expire. The Groupon was only goof on yhe weekends and it was just too hard to get here with kids soccer and other activities. Today I had the chance to try this place and use the $23.00 I originally spent on the Groupon. Fontina was our server. She looked incredibly young, but acted like Flo from Mel's Diner.....great personality and knew the menu well, even though the list is short. I ordered the Breakfast Burger, while the fiancée order the Meat Lovers Omelet. My meal was an open frame, as the hamburger meat tasted old and the English Muffins had that uncooked texture. Cap's chose to use Chef's Quality condiments, such as sweetener and jellies. I went through two things of Apple jelly and one Mixed Fruit before I found one that didn't require a putty knife to spread it on my undertoasted English muffins. Seriously, the consistency was that of putty or tar if you work for CalTrans. The Meat Lovers Omelet was dense with the same old hamburger meat, bacon, onions and cheese. With some ketchup, we powered through it. I won't be back to Capital Bowl anytime soon to eat, butane to bowl a few games. Maybe lunch or dinner is better. Ill have to wait for some reviews. Did I mention that the service was fantastic?!!! Go see Fontina and you'll find yourself tipping her well, like we did.

Great food, but don't bring large groups to eat. We had four people out of a group of 16 that waited for over an hour and our waitress went AWOL. However, the Cap Burger is delicious. Overall it's the best looking bowling alley I've seen in the Sacramento area.

Went here today with my mom and sister for a quick lunch and had a vary good and filling lunch. Great food and good service. I wonder why they never seem busy?

I was initially pretty skeptical about the food that one would get at a bowling alley in one of the "transitioning" [seedy] parts of West Sac. Walking in, I was thrown off because there was nobody else in there except for a couple who, like me, had brought their Groupon. The bowling alley itself was pretty empty, too, which is a shame, since it looked like a pretty nice bowling alley. It took a little while to find a waiter since it was so deathly quiet in there, but once we found a waiter, ordered, and got the food, I was surprised that it was actually pretty good! I had the breakfast "burger", which had eggs, white sausage gravy, and sausage that was seasoned a lot like a pizza-type sausage, but in one of those Jimmy Dean sausage forms. Also, I saw a few other breakfast entrees pass by that looked equally tasty. The prices were fairly reasonable for brunch (Around the $7-$8 range), and the service was good enough. Looking forward to going back and trying some other dishes!

I work directly across the street from this place on Mondays. It is convenient and from my experience the food is pretty good. I actually look forward to getting lunch there on Mondays. So I call today to order lunch for my crew and I am told they no longer take food orders over the phone. The owner has de idea that since people order and don't show to get the food and pay they no longer take orders over the phone. We'll, being 2021 I would think a prepay would be 3asy to do. Also, there is this thing going around called COVID 19 and I truly don't want to sit around in a bowling alley waiting for my food. I'm just saying. So, it is my thought that this will turn so.e people away. I k ow at least there are about 5 or more from my crew who will not be going there to eat. McDonalds has a drive thru and takes orders over the phone. Looks like it's a Big Mac day.