Aces Icehouse

Nice weekday happy hour spot! My coworkers are regulars here. Good size parking lot so parking wasn't an issue on a Friday afternoon. Drinks and food are self service. You order your drinks and food at the bar. Seat yourself. Food is picked up at the food truck located outside the enclosed table area. They have a cute little outdoor eating space with a fire pit! What a nice touch for a colder day or an evening drink. The bar serves some great local brews. I had a hazy ipa and some fries and tater tot's. Happy hour is Monday-Friday 7-9pm, Saturday-Sunday 4-9 pm. Super chill spot that I would have never noticed!

We stopped by here to grab a drink for the range. We ordered a couple of the IPAs and enjoyed them, along with the regular fries.It's pretty self-serve - you order at the bar and get a buzzer for the food. Solid service and solid drink and food. They have a happy hour starting at 7 pm the weekdays, and starting at 5pm on weekends. There's a ton of indoor and outdoor seating. On Friday at 5ish, it was busier than I've ever seen it but enough seats for a few more parties!

Beef Wellington had zero taste. Gravy was nonexistent. Vegetables were not seasoned. My husband's prime rib bland. The aju what is bland?Best part in the meal salad and the fries

I'm a fan of pulled pork sandwiches. Have had quite a few in my life and this place has one of my top 3 favorites. It's served with some basic fries but the pulled pork sandwich is fireeeeeeeeeeee

I'm not too sure about this eatery that is servicing this small golf course and driving range in the south bay. It definitely looks re-done, quite modern and hip versus dated and stagnant like San Jose Muni's bar area. It's a food trailer where the food is cooked, so after placing your order, you basically have to pick it up with a pager, and go sit either indoors or out. Hot Dog ($9/3*) It is a split 1/4 lb dog that's grilled. I like em just fine, but don't really want to wait 10 minutes for a simple hot dog when I'm about to head on out to the course. This is more of a sit-down hot dog, even comes with a bag of Lay's. Also I like to put onions and mustard on a dog, but their condiment self serve area is very sparse. Ketchup, mustard and maybe some hot sauce. For almost $10, which is steep for a golf course hot dog, I didn't see decent options to dress your dog. A quite un-Uhmurican move for such an Uhmurican food. Tri Tip Sandwich ($15/4*) Okay this is the thing to get here. It is crazy simple and almost a questionable value, cuz all it is, is Bun and Sliced Meat. No sauce, no produce value, no cheese. 2 ingredient meal for $15?! Okay they throw in a tiny ramekin of decent potato salad.But that tri tip is legit. Not medium rare status but certainly still juicy. A slight smoke flavor and perfectly seasoned, not bland at all. Deli thin slices and they do give you a meaty bite. I loved it but just kinda wanted some onions or jalapenos to go with on the last few bites. But as far as simplicity goes, this kinda nails it. I like how they have a full bar here along with decent beers. But their beer chalk board is incredibly hard to read, like reading graffiti off of an inner city wall. Very cluttered and almost illegible. They need to redesign that. Their patio is top notch, nice wooden furniture, even a fire pit. But even that is dampened by the 'I don't really want to be here' attitude of the weekend staff. We were there about a little past 7 pm after a hot summer's evening round. There were still a ton of people there, whether on the patio, or on the range or coming in from a round of golf. They told us that it was last call for food when the hours listed said hours til 9pm. We got served but with a ton of attitude. I still liked my sandwich, but the next few times I came in, I totally made other plans to get the hell out of there and eat elsewhere after a round. If a place shows that they don't want a customer's business, I will more than oblige. My hunger and money will go where it is welcomed. Cut and dry.

They have their own parking lot but it does get pretty full due to all the people that goes there for the driving range. There's indoor and outdoor seating with a fire pit. They have a full bar with craft and domestic beers on tap, and cocktails to choose from. There were a few people behind the bar but it was really only one person who took orders. I thought the food and drinks were pretty good. I don't mind coming back to try out the driving range. This is a good spot to eat, drink and/or play.

Solid lunch spot with great service when you're hitting the links. All remodeled fairly recently so it looks great. The bar is legit and there is plenty of seating. Got the tri tip sandwich with tater tots. The sandwich was a little small and the meat was a little salty but not bad for lunch. Give it shot while you practice your swing.

Infinite vodka fireball bomb fire. one cherry blossomed and 4 a diose. night will well i am going to say we never left studio like its our home. no shoutouts for number one streamer in your San Joaquin area yaboy peedubee aka daboy.

Finally ended up here. Outdoor seating next to a fire place. Very friendly people and great company. I had some friends who were like, "yo Mikey, let us go to this bar area and order bar food and bar drinks."To which I replied, "Okay."Pretty standard run of the mill food here: Chicken wangs, sweet 'tater fries, other types of fries, burgers and other junk like that. Prices are pretty steep, so I didn't go all out with the food, and I wasn't that hungry anyway, cuz I wanted to save room for the booze. We got the sweet 'tater fries, because why would you get anything else? Maybe some onion rings as well. I am having a hard time remembering. I do remember taking several shots on an empty stomach though, so maybe that's where this is all going wrong. Ho well! So yeah, super friendly staff and super chill vibes. Would come back.5/7. Perfect score.

My husband and I stumbled upon this restaurant last weekend. Thought we would give it a try.Beautiful day to sit out and enjoy a meal by the golf course. The bar area is very modern, nice atmosphere not many people in there when we arrived. Ordered at the bar, handed a pager and went outside to wait for our food. They have a permanent food truck there, making your food The food was OK. I probably would not go out of my way to go back again. My husband ordered the patty melt, which should be served on rye bread.It was not. The onion rings were overcooked. The chicken sandwich was flavorful, simple.Simple bar food nothing too exciting on the Menu. Noticed from other reviews that the tri-tip sandwich is the one to try, maybe some other time.I guess the ambience is what you are paying for .A $45 bill for lunch, no alcohol.