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Entry at the Hook & Ladder on S Street in Sacramento, California -
An American flag hangs in the front lobby at the Hook & Ladder with theater seating. -
Server Alex Hansen takes the order from Lisa Klironomos and Victoria Rocha on Thursday afternoon. -
A management group from Dignity Health enjoy lunch on Friday afternoon. -
Some of the beverage selection behind the bar at the Hook & Ladder. -
Retired teachers Bernard W. Cody and Jim Wagner enjoy happy hour on Thursday afternoon. -
A full bar of beer, wine and mixed drinks are served at the Hook & Ladder. -
A full bar of beer, wine and mixed drinks are served at the Hook & Ladder. -
Bartender Jon Crowder mixes drinks on Thursday afternoon. -
Beverage Director Chris Tucker mixes a Yamazaki Mizuwari with a hand carved ice cube on Thursday afternoon. -
Beverage Director Chris Tucker mixed a Yamazaki Mizuwari with a hand carved ice cube. -
Terri Fulton and David Baker look over a menu on Thursday afternoon. -
Chef Brian Mizner prepares a meal on Friday afternoon. -
Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin Gorgonzola Gnocchi & Braised Bitter Greens - $20. -
Mixed baby lettuce salad $6. -
Pancetta & Poached Duck Egg Frisse, Raddiccio & Almonds - $9. -
Hook & Ladder Burger of the day with french fries - $13. -
Housemade Calabrian Chile Sausage, Roasted Artichokes, Arugula - $15. -
Half Roasted Chicken with Roots - $16. -
Chef Brian Mizner, in the Hook & Ladder kitchen on Friday afternoon. -
Eight selections of beer are on tap. -
Debi Wegsteen of Rancho Murietta and Lynne Morton of Fair Oaks enjoy lunch on the patio on Friday afternoon. -
Patio seating at the Hook & Ladder. -
Co-owner Kinio Bazett at the Hook & Ladder on Friday afternoon. -
A full bar of beer, wine and mixed drinks are served at the Hook & Ladder. -
The Hook & Ladder on S Street on Thursday afternoon, February 21, 2013 in Sacramento
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