Public House

I have gone to so many baseball games this past season and I always see this location. I kind of always forget about it and then only as I am passing by it do I remember about it. Ok, so on one of the last few games we decided to make it a reason to go early and try this place out. ok few things to keep in mind. It's not connected to the ball park but you can enter the restaurant from the ball park but not the other way around. When we walked in its HECTIC. You have to find a place to sit where ever you can. It's first come for seats. We found seats and then we waited for our server. You can tell it's busy so we knew we would have to wait. Once our waiter came we ordered everything at once since we didn't know when we would see her again (due to it being busy, not because she was lacking on her job) we ordered drinks, loaded fries, and a huge pretzel. The drinks were a total bummer. The were awful, all you could taste was liquor with a scent of lime and salt. We should have just had shots. The loaded fries were just OK but the true Show stopper was the pretzel. Believe it or not, it was perfectly toasted, warm and not too salty. We ordered one to go. When we were leaving we saw a older couple standing trying to find a table and seats we just gave them our stuff and said "good luck" since at that point it seems as if it got even more crowded and loud then when we first walked in. it was a good ONE timer the whole experience I mean. I would still go for the pretzel.

This is my go-to spot before a Giants game! There is an entrance at the corner of 3rd and King, and it's also connected to Oracle Park. Public House (PH) is open during non-game days as a stand-alone restaurant and bar, but shines as a pre-game hangout! You can enter the ballpark with a ticket to the game from inside PH, however it's important to note that if there is a SGA (Stadium Giveaway), you will not receive one entering here. The play is to enter the stadium at the Willie Mays Gate, then immediately cut right and enter PH from inside the ballpark. Security will issue you a wristband upon entry, so you don't have to show your ticket to get back into the stadium from PH. I believe the cutoff is around 1st pitch, but confirm when entering. They feature a decent sized menu with a little something for everyone. We usually eat inside the ballpark, but have eaten here a few times and enjoyed the food. One of the other main reasons we come here is for the drinks! They have beer, wine, and cocktails at a "regular", reasonable price. They have craft beers on tap, as well as canned beers and ciders. We've even had a Bloody Mary or two in the morning before day games. Another hot tip: you can bring the drinks you buy at PH into the stadium. They won't let you bring cans or glass, so just tell the bartender you want it to-go, and they'll hook you up with a plastic cup. KNBR will occasionally live stream from the patio outside, which is always fun and exciting to see the personalities IRL and hear them discuss Bay Area sports in person! As you can imagine, they can get pretty busy before and during games. They have a limited number of people working, so anticipate you might have to wait, and be patient. The staff all work really hard and are usually friendly if you smile and aren't rude about getting their attention. Special shout-out and thank you to Lisa at the bar! She is there for pretty much every game I've been to, and is always so nice, friendly, and brightens our day with her infectious smile. Thanks again Public House, see you before the next game!

I had the Bacon Jam Burger...very tasty! The fries were "so so". Our server was extremely friendly and came by to check on us regularly! We were here when they first opened, so it wasn't too busy or loud. Not 5 star...food wasn't worthy of that rating. Also, they had no posted hours (on the door, website, or voicemail when I called in)...

A little packed but good vibes. My first time visiting. It's a first come first serve kinda place. You have to kinda wait a while and run for the first table that opens. We only waited like 5 min luckily. Our waiter was a little moody and non existent but the Manager was very nice. We ordered the nachos and they were packed full of flavor and the wings were just as good. The drinks were strong and delicious as well. I would definitely return to this place on my next Giants Game visit. Would have given this place 5stars if it wasn't for the service we got. Maybe it will be better next time ‍

What's not to love about this spot! It's at the ballpark and the food is delicious as always ! It's very crowded on game days just so you know and they get you drinks pretty fast from the bar, only deducted stars cause it's kinda a free fall when trying to find your own table, but a definite plus is you can enter stadium from restaurant! Go Giants!!!

This is a "must-do" before any Giants game or Oracle Park event. You can even bring a drink into the ballpark that has a lower price. Great selection of drinks and food.Standing out is the service. We have always had exceptional service! Bar service, even right before game time, is quick. Just stand behind the bar stools and the bartender will find you. The absolute best at her job is Lisa. Her skills and efficiency is unmatched by any other bartender that I have seen in San Francisco.

I always get exceptional service when I visit during the baseball season. I have had everything on the menu and have enjoyed it very much. I loved the Mac and cheese and the chicken sandwich. I will work on taking more pictures of food. I just feel weird doing that sometimes. This place is worth arriving to a game early and going to public house. It has access to the stadium. I highly recommend.

Vomited immediately after their Sandwich before the game Sunday. Come to find out my buddy also vomited for eating the same thing. No bueno. Service is minimal. Never will I eat or drink here

I stopped into PH for a drink 2-3 hours before the game to get a margarita. I walked right up to the bar & was immediately served- not a wait- not busy at all. I received the absolute worst drink I've ever had in my life. It was all ice, with a sliver of lime. I could taste no liquor. It wasn't willed to the top except for ice which was packed. I pause $15 for a cup of water & ice. I regret not returning & complaining but I left into the ballpark & unfortunately did not. There was no excuse for this- they weren't busy, they could have made me a decent drink. I am a 59 year old woman who has done my share of drinking. I know when I've been ripped off. Unfortunately I waited too long. I expect that this bartender saw an older woman & tried to take advantage of me on game day. I'm just one person & you don't need my business obviously, but I will never eat or drink in there again & will never take my family in there either. You guys suck!

The bartender on 6/28 at 530 pm man was so rude we were trying to be understanding because it was busy but he was just such an asshole we didn't even want to order anymore so we left