
If you’re looking for a stylish, yet casual vibe, dining experience, visit Bennett’s Westside Grill in Rocklin. Bennett’s is a known for mesquite wood-grilled prime seafood and steaks, along with bountiful salads and dishes that feature a variety of eating styles from keto to gluten free. Bennett’s features an abundant selection of wines and curated cocktails to complement exquisite meals made from the highest quality ingredients. Open for lunch and dinner daily and weekend brunch. Guests enjoy our specials such as Bubbles and Brunch for two, which includes two entrees and a bottle of bubbles, just $44, and a daily Happy Hour from 2-6 pm, priced from $6. Visit Mondays for Date Night for two entrees, two salads and bottle of wine for $65.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6604 Lonetree Blvd, Rocklin, CA 95765
Phone: (916) 872-1020
Website: http://www.bennettsrestaurants.com/
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P. M. I sent email to the person who replied- never got any response. So looks like they commented only to make appearance.
If my date took me here, I’d think they’re a loser @_@
Wanted a steak and found this online, their prices are by the pound… for steak! Not by the ounce, like those places, what do they call them… oh yeah, a stakehouse!
$50 per pound, and they come to show them to you for you to select. Hard pass.
Ended up with a smoked salmon salad where the salmon was pulled apart and cold, with bones still randomly sprinkled throughout, in case you were wondering if it was store bought or made in house. At least, if they bought their salmon at Cysco it wouldn’t stab me while eating my peaceful looking trap of a salad.
Mushroom burger was the texture of a sloppy Joe. It was tough to keep on the bun.
Go to a real steakhouse in Roseville, even if you have to wait.
Candy went above and beyond to make sure we had a great evening. She was attentive, kind, and truly cared about every detail. What stood out most was seeing her personally cleaning the restroom mirrors and then assisting an older guest with a walker to the restroom, waiting for her, and safely escorting her back to her table. That level of compassion, humility, and dedication is rare.
It’s clear that Candy leads by example and genuinely cares about both guests and her team. Bennett’s is incredibly lucky to have her. Thank you, Candy, for helping make my birthday dinner so special — we will absolutely be back!
The service was great, very friendly and helpful in helping us making decisions. There are various menu options available and everything we ordered didn’t disappoint. Great appetizers, soups and salads. The portions are ample so much that we did not have room for desserts.
Honorable mention are the Poke, French Dip, Prime Rib, and the Redfish.
The tacos: a slab of mahi versus minced or chopped. Menu said Chipotle aioli but I’m convinced it was lemon juice salsa (which hides a lot of sins). The tacos were served lukewarm and were overpoweringly lemon flavored. Completely masking any other flavors. Pretty awful really. She ate one of the two.
The prime rib: I ordered medium rare and was served something between medium well and well. I worked at a steakhouse and know that the roast is rare and you cook it up by soaking the slice in a pan of hot aujus to the desired level. So our server apologized and brought another serving. This one was indeed medium rare but the way they did that was to to simply not dip it in the aujus at all. So it was dry and actually needed salt. The outside of the roast was seasoned but that flavor didn’t penetrate. It wasn’t tender like prime rib should be, instead it was dry and dense. Not tough per se, but not enjoyable either.
Unfortunately this restaurant must think they season food perfectly and there is no need for condiments at the table, because tables didn’t have any. So I couldn’t salt the prime or pepper my salad or the mashed potatoes. The potatoes were actually pretty good. I ate about half my meal and pretty much lost interest.
When our server returned we subtly let him know we were not very pleased with our meals. Maybe next time he said. He quickly brought the bill and never asked us if we wanted any dessert. Just like, yikes, let’s move these guests along. We did not really complain but I think he understood we were not very happy about our meals. Back in the day, when I was a server, I would take the appetizer off, comp the drinks, or offer a free dessert. Something to let the customer know I cared. In this instance, nothing. Just a quick $102 check. Did I get $102 value? Absolutely we did not. Will I go back to Bennett’s? Not likely. Would I recommend it? Nope. Is the three star rating generous? Yep.