The food is unique and awesome. You wouldn't know this place is a haven for specialty brews. The atmosphere is a little loud, but the decorations are excellent. My daughter had the sliders. A photo is attached. My other daughter had the turkey panini, she says, "that was the absolute best panini I've ever had!" I had the blackened popfrey, and it had just the right amount of spice with a flaky texture. Our waitress was attentive and very pleasant.

DuClaw has excellent beer, albeit some may seem a little strange by description alone, but I have never gotten a beer that I didn't like. They always have numerous beers on tap, and change their selection seasonally.

The food is good--the typical brewpub fare. The burgers are good, and the duck fat fries are awesome. They also serve a lamb burger, which you just have to try for yourself. They also do a good job of integrating their beers into the menu, something that most brewpubs seemed to stop doing.

I have gone to DuClaw's over many years and have seen the menu change every so often. The newest menu makes you feel like you are no longer in a brew pub. They have a one page menu and the back is all wines. They use to have a beer menu but they no longer provide one in the restaurant. Even though fish-n-chips and other sandwiches are no longer on the menu our waiter said we could still order them. I got the fish-n-chips and was totally disappointed. The breading is now 1/4 to 1/2 inches thick and the fish has zero flavor. Unfortunate since the old kitchen made this really tasty. DuClaws is no longer a brewing company restaurant they seemed to have lost their vision for a brew pub and restaurant.

Burgers are good, a little more char grilled then i like but good taste and the chips are too. Service was good and the food came quick. Music was a little loud but burgers made up for it.