We were tucked away in a corner by the entrance for lunch which was good for a quiet lunch, but if we were at 777 for a game we would not have stayed. It was too far from any of the TVs. We kept lunch basic with a 777 Royal Red Lager and a cheeseburger ($8) with a four cheese mix.

The burger was good, but nothing special. The beef was juicy and burger prepared medium as we requested, but there was nothing especially great. Ditto for the fries. This wasn't much of a surprise and it wasn't a disappointment. When dining downtown, it's usually helpful to keep expectations in check because many of the restaurants are just average. Our Monterey chicken sandwich was more of the same. It was fine for $8, but not something we'd go out of our way for.
On the other hand, the Triple 7 brews are all pretty good and the Royal Red is one of our favorites. A 16 ounce beer is only $3.25 and, if you're curious to find your favorite, they offer a sampler of all five drafts on tap for $5.50. Note: If you plan on gambling, you can get the 777 beers comp'd while you're playing.
Triple 7 Restaurant & Microbrewery may be better served by listing microbrewery first with restaurant following because that's how we'd sum up our time here. We'd definitely return to 777 for beer we can't get anywhere else and snacks (think happy hour), but if we're searching for great food, we'll just walk down the street to Triple George Grill.


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