Barebottle Brewing Company
Brewery · Bernal Heights ·
Brewery with rotating food trucks, arcade games, and dog-friendly seating
Brewery with rotating food trucks, arcade games, and dog-friendly seating
"Barebottle in Bernal Heights is a rare spot where parents can unwind without the stress of keeping an eye on their kids. Little ones run wild, making new friends with every dog they meet and feeding quarters into arcade games, and adults kick back with a hazy IPA at communal picnic tables. It’s the kind of place where, after a round or two, someone will inevitably find a way to work in “language immersion program” into the conversation, all while eyeing which food truck just pulled up outside (hopefully it's Smish Smash). Parents who need a beer before naptime Whatever food truck is parked outside" - julia chen 1, patrick wong
"Barebottle is a Bernal Heights brewery where you’ll have to step over dog toys and stroller wheels to get around the warehouse-like space, which is exactly why families seem to love it. The gigantic taproom fills up most evenings with the cool-parent crowd, so the odds that you run into your third grader’s classmate (and their dog) are high. There are also tons of arcade games scattered around, plus TVs and foosball—let the children run wild while you throw back a beer or three with your friends and grab a meal from whatever food truck is parked at the entrance." - julia chen 1, patrick wong
"If you and a dozen friends find yourselves in Bernal, Barebottle has lots of beers and plenty of space. The language used to describe each of Barebottle’s beers is intuitive and precise and the brewery’s staff is eager to pour fun tasters when you’re struggling to make up your mind. Equally as impressive as the beer selection is Barebottle’s activities offering, headlined by two shuffles boards, four pinball machines, a couple racing games, and Killer Queen for the real arcade gamers. You guys are gonna have a blast." - Matt Tillquist
"This warehouse-like brewery in Bernal Heights is the kid-friendly sports spot. That probably has a lot to do with the activities, like shuffleboard, pinball, and, famously, a rare Killer Queen console, that are packed inside. On game days, families (and dogs) sprawl out on the picnic tables to stare up at big screens. Order a pint of beer, admire the designer dogs, and cheer on the home team." - lani conway, julia chen 1, patrick wong
"A brewery recommended for an outdoor-beer moment in Salesforce Park’s elevated rooftop gardens, paired with an on-site beer garden vibe." - Dianne de Guzman
