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The Hop Yard Alehouse & Grill
470 Market Pl
San Ramon, CA 94583
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Main Menu
Appetizers
treat yourself to a snack with your beer, or share a bite with friends
Hop Yard Fries
a heaping basket of fries, fresh-cut daily and tossed with hop yard seasoning
- $4.00
- With Cheese $5.00
- Tossed With Of Garlic And Freshly Grated Parmesan $5.00
Sweet Potato Fries
$6.00
a hearty basket served with a side of creamy chili sauce
Nachos
fresh tortilla chips, refried beans, melted cheese, jalapenos, pico de gallo, sour cream and green onion.
- $8.00
- With Chicken $11.00
Chips And Salsa
fresh, house made tortilla chips and our house salsa
- $3.00
- With Fresh Guacamole $6.00
Boneless Bufflo Wings
$8.00
tender and juicy, served with a side of wing sauce, fresh celery and ranch or blue cheese dressing
Fresh Salads & Soups
our dressings are ranch, blue cheese, honey mustard, house vinaigrette, thousand island, mustard vinaigrette, fat-free italian and lo-cal ranch, add a roll to any salad for $1.00 .smaller sized portions available for any of the salads below
Spicy Barbeque Chicken
$9.00
breaded chicken tenderloin pieces tossed in a honey bbq glaze atop crisp mixed greens, black beans, corn, cheddar, jack, pico de gallo and avocado.served with choice of dressing
Caesar
$7.00
traditional caesar made with hearts of roamine
Cobb
$8.00
mixed greens, with eggs, diced tomato, bacon, avocado, and crumbled blue cheese
Garden
$7.00
crisp mixed greens, carrot, croutons, tomato, avocado, and cucumber
Soup Of The Day
all of our delicious soups are made daily from scratch.ask your server for everyday's selection
- Cup $3.00
- Bowl $6.00
Burger & Chicken
all are served with hop yard fries. lettuce, tomato, red onion and pickle chips are served on the side
Ragin' Cajun
$9.00
our cajun spices, pepper jack, lettuce, tomato, and red onion.chicken or burger
Buffalo Chicken
$8.00
grilled chicken breast brushed with our spicy wing sauce, blue cheese dressing, lettuce, tomato and red onion.
Blue Cheese Burger
$10.00
all beef burger, melted blue cheese, lettuce, tomato, and pickle
Patty Melt
$10.00
all beef burger, melted swiss and grilled onions on sliced rye
Sliders
two all beef mini-hamburger sliders served with lettuce, tomato, and pickle
- $7.00
- Each Additional Slider $2.00
Pub Plates
familiar favorites and some new pub classics created by the beer chef, bruce paton
Steak Medallions & Shrimp
$14.00
three marinated bistro steak medallions, four sauteed tiger prawns, seasonal vegetable, and mashed potatoes
Strips & Chips
$15.00
grilled market steak with chimichurri sauce and hop yard fries
Fish & Chips
$10.00
three lightly battered cod fillets served with tartar sauce, lemon wedge and hop yard fries
Baby Back Rib Platter
$16.00
a half rack of our slow cooked bbq baby- back ribs, fries and slaw
Mango Chipotle Salmon
$13.00
crispy pan seared filet with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables and mango chipotle glaze
Sandwiches & More
sandwiches are served with hop yard fries. or upgrade to one of our other signature sides
Bbq Pork
$10.00
hop yard slow smoked pulled pork on a hoagie roll with lettuce, tomato and onion.served with bbq sauce and cole slaw
French Dip
$9.00
roasted cross rib thinly sliced and served on a steak roll with homemade au jus
Gilled Crab
$12.00
warm crab sandwich topped with avocado, pepper jack, and scallion aioli on sliced sourdough
Turkey
$8.00
sliced turkey breast, jack, leaf lettuce, tomato, and red onion on choice of sliced sourdough or wheat
Salmon Blt
$11.00
seared salmon filet with bacon, lettuce, tomato, and scallion aioli served on a hoagie roll
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General Info
About Us
The Original Hop Yard, in Pleasanton, California, is located on what was once the largest hop farm in the world. From the 1880's to the beginning of World War I, the Pleasanton Hop Company operated on nearly 1900 acres of swampy marshland along what is now Hopyard Road. The fields began about a half mile west of downtown and extended north for over one mile. At harvest time, more than one thousand men, women and children would gather in Pleasanton to pick hops for about a penny per pound. Most of the hops were exported to London, where they commanded the highest premium.