Groggs Pinnacle Brewing Company

We ordered three burgers, but unfortunately, all of them came out burnt—I'm not talking slightly burned; they were completely charred, dark, crispy, and shriveled. We asked for them to be remade, and since we were the only customers in the restaurant at the time, we expected a quick turnaround. However, it still took them 30 minutes to bring out the replacement burgers. Throughout our visit, our waitress never checked in on us, seemingly occupied with more important matters as we watched her laughing and chatting with another staff member. It was a terrible dining experience overall. I’ve included a photo to illustrate just how burned the hamburgers were; I’m honestly not sure if it’s even recognizable as a hamburger.

During our stay at a nearby ranch, we had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant and quickly realized it boasts the best food in town. On our first visit, we shared the rodeo burger, which was more than enough for two. For our second visit on a Friday night, we were seated promptly and ordered the beef stew served in a bread bowl, which was absolutely fantastic. The staff members were cheerful and friendly, and the water was excellent—a detail I'm quite particular about. The atmosphere combines the charm of a small-town bar with a Southwestern settler theme. While it's not overly fancy, it feels warm and cozy. We've already decided to return on our next trip through the area.

Charming establishment with tasty dishes. The portions are generous, and the service is quick. The staff is extremely friendly.

Food was cold, BBQ Pork ribs, service was ok, not the best I have ever had, and the whole place could use a good cleaning.

We ordered 3 plates of food, which ALL were burnt. Not the type you can ignore to, you can really taste it and lingers on ur tongue it was too disgusting to finish for us. Even my beer was WARM. Brewing Co selling warm beer? Disgrace