Restaurant
Unclaimed profileBob's At The Marina
Stockton, CA · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Bob's At The Marina pairs its Smokehouse BBQ with a pragmatic beverage list: domestic and IPA beers on draft or by the bottle, wine by the glass or bottle, and the expected soft drinks, iced tea, and coffee. Prices stay low across the board, with beer bottles at $4.75 and wine by the glass at $5.25. The beer side shows the most intent, though the program remains a functional complement to the food rather than a destination.
- What should I order?
- A cold beer pint at $7.50 from the Smokehouse BBQ menu covers the domestic or IPA side, or a draft beer on tap from the main menu for the same format. If you prefer wine, the $5.25 glass is the entry point.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a simple, budget-friendly beer or wine alongside barbecue will find what they need. The IPA and draft options give beer fans a bit of choice without requiring deep exploration.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Beer bottles run $4.75 and pints $7.50; wine by the glass is $5.25 and bottles $13.50. Iced tea costs $3.25. These are notably low prices for a marina-adjacent restaurant.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The Smokehouse BBQ menu explicitly lists cold beer in bottles or pints and wine by the glass or bottle, while the main menu calls out Domestic / IPA's and Draft Beer on Tap. The dual-menu structure gives the beverage list a casual, barbecue-oriented identity.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Wine appears on both the main and Smokehouse BBQ menus, available by the glass or bottle. The list is minimal, offering no named varietals or regions, but the low prices make it an easy accompaniment to a meal.
Menu strengths
- — Offered both by the glass and by the bottle, providing flexibility.
- — Accessible price points at $5.25 for a glass and $13.50 for a bottle.
Standout selections
- — Wine by the glass at $5.25; Wine bottle at $13.50
Pricing: Glass $5.25; bottle $13.50
Beer
Beer is the most developed category, with domestic and IPA options listed alongside draft beer on tap. The Smokehouse BBQ menu confirms specific bottle and pint pricing, making it straightforward to order a cold one.
Menu strengths
- — Clear distinction between domestic and IPA beers, offering some variety.
- — Draft beer on tap is available, and cold beer comes in bottles or pints at reasonable prices.
Standout selections
- — Cold Beer - Pint at $7.50; Cold Beer - Bottle at $4.75
Pricing: Bottle $4.75; pint $7.50
Nonalcoholic
Nonalcoholic options include soft drinks, iced tea, milk, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate with whipped cream. The Smokehouse BBQ menu prices iced tea at $3.25, rounding out a standard selection for diners who skip alcohol.
Menu strengths
- — Broad range from soft drinks and iced tea to coffee and hot chocolate.
- — Milk comes in small and large sizes, and hot chocolate includes whipped cream.
Standout selections
- — Iced Tea at $3.25; Hot Chocolate with whip Cream
Pricing: Iced tea $3.25
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