Been here multiple times now. The bartender is so nice, Emmaline (i probably butchered the spelling). But she is absolitelt great.. I usually come for happy hour. After a couple of times she recognized me, remembered part of my preferences, and was just super nice.. The beers are good. The wings are amazing. So is pizza. And pasta. I've never tried something I didn't like here. Will keep coming back.

Pete's is only the finest wine and dine of all the wines and dines this side of Stanford Ranch! Every time I'm here I feel like a king, waited on hand and foot by the lovely staff who have honed their skills throughout the years by serving all walks of life! Throughout the years I have witnessed their staff deal with angry, entitled karens, struggling to keep it together after a long day ferrying their kids from practice to practice, notoriously low-tipping teens on their way to prom, an unsatisfied couple on the brink of divorce, and just your average family. I can assure you, they've seen it all and are more than prepared to provide you with only the most premier dining experience. At Pete's, you will enjoy absolute comfort, with booths freshly upholstered and undeniably modern. At most establishments, my hemorrhoids flare up, but not here! While waiting for my food to arrive, I enjoyed a show as the pizza cooks toss the dough in the air with as much beauty and grace as a cirque du soleil trapeze artist. Drink enough pints of simtra, and eventually you won't know the difference. Enough about the service though, what about the food? Well, this place has only ever pushed me further away from my goal of becoming a swimsuit model, which, in my opinion, is the hallmark of an exceptional eatery. I can't help but slurp down as much chipotle ranch as they can bring me. It's a problem. I highly recommend the spicy fettuccine, extra spicy. Not only will you get to enjoy the exotic flavors, aromas, and spices going in, but coming out as well! What a steal! All in all, as far as restaurants go, Pete's is a pillar of hope and a beacon of light to all those who enter. Highly recommend!

After a less than stellar experience last week at a different location, I decided to try this Rocklin location. The good: the chicken tacos are quite tasty. Alyssa was my bartender and she did a fantastic job, making sure to suggest tasty vittles, and double checking and triple checking on everyone, including people at the tables nearby to make sure that everyone had everything they needed. The marinara sauce that came with the garlic knots was also quite good. This location has Barqs root beer which I like quite a bit. The restrooms are conveniently close to the bar area. The bad: very, very minor. The garlic knots were mostly bread and hardly any garlic. The chicken tacos were very small despite being tasty. If there was volume on any of the TVs, I couldn't tell. The ugly: N/A Apparently, each one of these locations is a franchise and have slightly different menus and beverage options. Some have Pepsi, some have Coke. Some have happy hour specials on food and beverages, some just on beverages. I am posting a copy of the happy hour menu at this location with the date so that people can see what is current as of my visit. Overall I was very happy and I would certainly return to this location again.

Delicious pizza and excellent customer from Alexandra today. Repeated customer when i visit in town and craving pizza.

Came for happy hour M-F 3-6pm and all day Sunday. Pound of fries $7 - excellent steak fries with a lightly crisp coating. Loved these with ranch and ketchup. Margherita flatbread pizza $9 - very good. Thicker than BJ's with slices of tomatoes. BJ's has a sweeter sauce. Rootbeer float is huge but never order anything that does not list a price $9 ouch...... California burger and coleslaw were good, a little pricey. Pete's blonde pint $5 was good. Ate on the nice patio with the Rose Garden