Angela M.
Yelp
Agree with other reviewers who said this is a place to come for the beer, not for the food. Which I can't exactly fault them for -- it's a brewery. But given that they do have food on the menu, and a pretty decently sized menu at that, I was hoping the food would be better than it was.
Came on a hot Saturday afternoon and it was really busy. We were lucky we managed to swoop on one of the only remaining tables left (like many breweries, seating is self-served and you order at the counter). So just keep that in mind if you're trying to come here with a group. We also got lucky that it was in the shade; with the breeze blowing, it was a nice experience. Not too loud, just people enjoying the beautiful weather and drinks.
Service was friendly and the food came out pretty fast after ordering. My husband tried the Hawk Hill beer and liked it, but the four of us in our group were pretty underwhelmed by the food. The smash burgers ($10.50) had a nice grilled flavor and were tasty, but they were really small; I'd recommend making it a double for $13 if you're hoping for a more satisfying meal. They also come with potato chips (and not very many) on the side, which isn't the ideal side for a burger. They can't do fries because they have a really small kitchen, so that was a little disappointing. The burger was also a little too simple, just grilled onions, pickles, special sauce, and cheese. Nothing you'd go out of your way for, just something to wash down with your drink if you're feeling peckish. One of the group got the Costa sausage ($11.50) and also felt underwhelmed by it. Just ok, not great. The carnachos ($13.50) were the most successful dish, but note that it's not really sharable. Maybe between two people at most, if that.
A nice place to sit and have a drink for beer drinkers, but not really a food destination.