I went out with friends for dinner, and it was not too busy as we were seated. There were plenty of tables inside and was not too crowded or noisy. As for the food, I tried out the all-star burger with bacon. It was huge for me but filling. The caramelized onions and garlic added to the flavor. Though it was a bit greasy in the end and the fries were okay as the seasoning was light. Overall, would come here with friends again.

Comfortable local microbrewery and bar and grill with a "Cheers" vibe. Friendly service and an expansive menu.

I've lived in this are my whole life and this is my first time trying this place. The food was delicious. The calamari was crispy and the tartar sauce tasted homemade and yummy! We appreciate that they had different sizes for the calamari at different price points. We got the fish and chips and the burger for entrees. The fry on the fish was super good. Not soggy like some places. The burger was juicy when we bit into it.

My mom was hungry so ordered her something for pick up. She hasn't had meatloaf in a while so I ordered the meatloaf mashed potatoes, gravy and mushroom. Meatloaf is also grilled very flavorful portion.. Service was friendly and quick. This is a great place to come to eat inside or outside dining in the patio.

Jack's is a nice place but seems to me more of a sports bar/restaraunt than a brewing company. The staff was nice and they have about 10 beers including a stout (yay!). They have indoor and outdoor seating and they're expectation is that you're there to eat a meal which is fine but we expected more of a casual brewery vibe due to the name. They have multiple large tv's with various sports on, live music on Saturdays 7p -9p, an open mic night, the food smelled great but we weren't there to eat so we didnt look at a menu. If you're hungry & want to watch a game it's a good place but if you want a large selection of beers & to hang out with no sports there are other options.

Great place to watch any sporting events- more lowkey compared to other bar and grill places so it is easier to grab a table. The food was larger than I thought so really a bang for your buck. My favorite item was the garlic fries: it was well seasoned and the shredded cheese was a nice touch. We absolutely ate everything on our plate! Super satisfied with the food and service.

I used to come here frequently and then I stopped coming and haven't been back in a while. Met up with some friends to catch some football. Place was packed but we were seated fairly quickly. We ordered some beers and a monster platter ( pictured* your choice of 4 appetizers) and some wings, everything came out super hot and was delicious. Definitely a loud place with football on and lots of cheers and boos!! Multiple people checked to make sure we had food and drinks and were taken care of. Really impressed can't wait to be back. Items tried: Buffalo wings Carnitas Frachos (carne fries) Mozzarella sticks Quesadilla Onion rings. Beverages: Cider Amber ale And boys of summer wheat.

I'm back in Fremont and decided to give Jacks another go round. I really wanted to hit a brewery I hadn't been to but none were nearby. Plus I always like to give a place a second try if possible when I review them low. It struck me reviewing my original review that I have a bad habit of not proofreading well. I make no guarantees this one will be better. Jacks hasn't changed at all in the 4 years since my last visit as far as I can tell. It still has that sports bar/locals vibe to it which I like. The decor has a very "Cheers West" kind of thing going. Yeah, I'm not sure exactly what that means either. Jacks IPA was pretty mild but had consistent hop flavor. Hardwood pale didn't really appeal to me. It had a bit of a flavor, likely from the hops which I couldn't place. It was one of the ones I liked on my last visit but wasn't a favorite this go round. Did the recipe change a little or did my palate? A little of both. No way to know. Crazy Hazy was definitely hazy unlike a lot of "hazys" you run across these days. Funny thing about this one. On first taste I didn't care for it but on my second, after having a bite of the very good onion rings, I really liked it. Don't let those wine snobs act like it's only wines that work with particular foods. Gridiron Amber was good. I didn't like it much last time around and wish I could do a side by side comparison. It's been four years, things progress. SWPFTD would happily drink this one. I ordered a peppered pastrami sandwich and onion rings and enjoyed both. They do have really good onion rings. Along with that I ordered a pint of the Gridiron amber. Overall I really liked Jacks. Again, the staff was excellent and the food was good. If I were local I could see myself hanging out here. The beers were good, better than my first visit I would say. The beers aren't at the top of my list but they are enjoyable and the staff, decor, and food make up for any shortfall. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you!