Hog's Breath Inn

Let’s start with the waitstaff and service team — absolute pros. Johnny-on-the-spot doesn’t even cover it. We had a large party, and they still got us seated smoothly, without stress or side-eye (which, let’s be honest, is rare). As guests arrived at different times, the staff checked in, offered cocktails and appetizers, and made sure everyone felt taken care of instead of “waiting awkwardly by the door.” That alone set the tone. The food? Incredible. The atmosphere? Classic, warm, and exactly what you want in a place like this. The menu is extensive without being overwhelming — fantastic cuts of meat, solid sides, fresh salads, and cocktails that clearly aren’t an afterthought. Speaking of cocktails and wine… the selection is excellent, and yes — even the Hog’s Breath wines were surpr

Our experienced in this placed goes beyond our expectation. We loved the place and knowing that it used to be Clint Eastwood place is a plus. We love the coziness of this place and the vibe. All of its Clint’s movie posters and music was really a treat. It makes us feel that we are in a different place. Our food was great and our server, she is very kind and very respectful and always there to ask if we are in need of any help and always making sure that our stay and food is great and she smiles a lot. She is very lovely and sweet so that is a plus to this experienced the only downside is our receptionist. When we got there the receptionist is the one who seated us. I am not complaining but ourexperienced to her is not welcoming, i don’t know if that is her personality or maybe she is just

I cannot say enough positive things about our experience! This was our first time and the presentation of the restaurant began as we walked down the the alley all a glow with twinkle lights and then the grand reveal as we descended the steps into the garden dining area nestled between cozy cottages, outdoor fireplace, and seating among the trees. The staff were friendly, helpful and very attentive. I had the salmon which was cooked to perfection! The seasoning was flavorful without being too spicy. We finished the evening with a warm brownie birthday treat! This is a must visit!

Hog’s was highly recommended to us. The outdoor patio is beautiful with both regular tables and high tops, and the big tree in the center reminded me of a restaurant I once visited in Mexico. It was a quiet Thursday night, and we chose a spot near a heat lamp since it was a bit chilly. It took the staff a little while to figure out who would be taking our order, and they ended up mixing up my friend’s dish without following up. I ordered the Mediterranean salad, which was good. The fresh sourdough bread was excellent, and they offer a variety of flavors. There appears to be an indoor dining room and a separate bar as well. The Clint Eastwood movie posters are displayed since the restaurant used to belong to him before he sold it.

Lovely place but so disappointing compared to the mystique. My seat was dirty and the table was gorgeous but there was a big sticky stain, right where I put my arm and it ultimately left a stain on my jacket. The bun for the burger is too small and soft and you end up with a gooey mess. The turkey club had a similar integrity issue, ultimately needing a knife and fork to eat it. The fish and chips were overly salted and the breading was tasty but way too thick. The tartar sauce was good, but slaw was way too gooey with 50% of it being the mayo and there was no crunch or flavor to it. The final nail in the coffin for me is that they don’t carry Coca-Cola products. All they have is Pepsi. I must say that the shoestring french fries are absolutely spectacular.