$10 for $20 Worth of Pub Fare and Drinks, Plus a Pitcher of Domestic Beer at The Fieldhouse Pub in Fairfield ($29 Value)
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- Hearty selection of pub fare
- Imported & domestic beer
- Bright, cozy dining room
- Separate bar with multiple TVs
Neighborhoods value their pubs as places to socialize, just as they value the ends of their rainbows as places to find extra parking-meter change. Enjoy camaraderie at close proximity with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of pub fare plus a pitcher of domestic beer (a $9 value) at The Fieldhouse Pub in Fairfield (a $29 total value).
The Fieldhouse Pub serves up a menu of hearty pub fare and cool beer in a comfortable, friendly neighborhood atmosphere. A fleet of hollow potato canoes delivers a cargo of chopped bacon and melted cheese in the super skins ($7.50), and red onions attempt to out-blush their tomato companions under a gloss of lemon and olive-oil dressing on the arugula salad ($6.95). The hearty eight-ounce pizza burger condenses the flavors of its two-dimensional namesake with mozzarella and marinara sauce on a soft bun ($7.95). Light appetites find an appropriately sized fill with a plate of chicken and whole-wheat penne pasta tossed with prosciutto and spinach ($15.95). Diners flex fingers around a half ($16.95) or full rack ($21.95) of Fieldhouse's famous ribs, which are coated in a homemade whiskey-barbeque sauce and are served alongside a baked potato, fries, or rice. Customers can cool off warmed taste buds and bellies with a pitcher of either Budweiser or Bud Lite, or empty bottles of domestic ($3.75) and imported ($4.75) beers to send birthday cards to family stranded on deserted islands.
A greenhouse-style window fills the dining room with natural light that illuminates diners and triggers photosynthesis in salads. Patrons may also pull up a stool or high-top chair to relax in the bar area beneath a vaulted wooden roof and bathed in the glow of strategically placed televisions airing big games and the latest sports updates.
- Hearty selection of pub fare
- Imported & domestic beer
- Bright, cozy dining room
- Separate bar with multiple TVs
Neighborhoods value their pubs as places to socialize, just as they value the ends of their rainbows as places to find extra parking-meter change. Enjoy camaraderie at close proximity with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of pub fare plus a pitcher of domestic beer (a $9 value) at The Fieldhouse Pub in Fairfield (a $29 total value).
The Fieldhouse Pub serves up a menu of hearty pub fare and cool beer in a comfortable, friendly neighborhood atmosphere. A fleet of hollow potato canoes delivers a cargo of chopped bacon and melted cheese in the super skins ($7.50), and red onions attempt to out-blush their tomato companions under a gloss of lemon and olive-oil dressing on the arugula salad ($6.95). The hearty eight-ounce pizza burger condenses the flavors of its two-dimensional namesake with mozzarella and marinara sauce on a soft bun ($7.95). Light appetites find an appropriately sized fill with a plate of chicken and whole-wheat penne pasta tossed with prosciutto and spinach ($15.95). Diners flex fingers around a half ($16.95) or full rack ($21.95) of Fieldhouse's famous ribs, which are coated in a homemade whiskey-barbeque sauce and are served alongside a baked potato, fries, or rice. Customers can cool off warmed taste buds and bellies with a pitcher of either Budweiser or Bud Lite, or empty bottles of domestic ($3.75) and imported ($4.75) beers to send birthday cards to family stranded on deserted islands.
A greenhouse-style window fills the dining room with natural light that illuminates diners and triggers photosynthesis in salads. Patrons may also pull up a stool or high-top chair to relax in the bar area beneath a vaulted wooden roof and bathed in the glow of strategically placed televisions airing big games and the latest sports updates.
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About The Fieldhouse Pub
The Fieldhouse Pub beckons to visitors with the inviting smell of American-steakhouse fare mixing with that of Italian, French, and German cuisine. Head Chef Hans Jurgen Stender loads the tables with saucy veal schnitzels, spinach- and ricotta-cheese-stuffed capon, sauce-laden pastas, and juicy blackened steaks. Like 2001: A Beer Odyssey, his pub menu explores beer's longtime on-and-off relationship with burgers, overstuffed wraps, and shareable finger food.
Hanging plants hold court alongside a sun-friendly, greenhouse-style glass wall in the dining area. Upstairs, grainy timber accents define a bar that features a jukebox and stools clad in billiard-table-green leather. DIRECTV sports packages keep guests entertained with the glory of games, and occasional karaoke and all-ages stand-up routines keep them in stitches over the antics of professional comedians or amazed and terrified at human Auto-Tune impersonations.