Local Brewing Co.

I LOVE this brewery! The brewer-owner Reagan is awesome and knows how to brew. My favorite is the award-winning Bluxome Black. And the food is delicious! I recommend the Reuben pizza (yes that’s right) and the grilled cheese with tomato jam.

We were doing a little hike out at Lands End and found ourselves in the bar at the Lincoln Park Golf Course and I had a Air Hugs. When the bartender told us Local Brewing Co was here in S.F. it was added to the itinerary. Some really good beers and the food was on point. We’ll be back. This is a little gem here in the SOMA neighborhood.

Love this brewery! I was in SF for 4 days and visited this spot twice because the beers are delicious and the vibe is great. I recommend you visit for a great craft beer and pub food options. Cheers!

Great spot to grab a beer before a ballgame or just hang out on a Saturday afternoon! Hadn’t been here since pre-COVID but the ordering experience was great (order from your table on your mobile phone). Service was fast and attentive and the pretzels were bomb!

I want to recognize Local Brewing as a really great San Francisco brewery. We went a couple years ago and most of the beers didn't really suit us, but in the past year we've just been so impressed with their beers. These pictures are from SF Beer Week 2019, where they had a Beer and Tartine Teacake pairing event. I love barrel-aged beers and I love Tartine, so this was basically the event for me! All the pairings were really good, but our favorite was the Kentucky Sour with Lemon Poppyseed Cake.

Great staff, good beer, and great atmosphere! This place give you the feeling of always having a comfortable spot to go and meet friends for a pint.

I was really impressed with this brewery. The Super Juice DIPA was really good and juicy. Sam enjoyed the Hellman Hollow Hazy IPA.

Good beer, but no food and minimal service. One of my pet peeves is suggesting 18, 20, or 25 percent tip when it took me 10 minutes to get served a short pour. I'll write it off to one bartender having a busy night, but it doesn't make me want to go back anytime soon.

Local Brewing Company was a highlight of my last trip to San Francisco. I visited one weekday afternoon that happened to be trivia night, so it was packed with happy people. Not participating myself, I sat at the bar away from the action and still had a great time listening. The brewery is in a big old building, but it's been built out with big brewing tanks and lots of red. The beer menu was big and above the bar, lots of delicious sounding beers so I figured I'd try a bunch in flight size. Special thank you for the hospitality to Regan Long, the owner and brewer. Even though I only got to say hello for a moment due to a mutual friend, she covered my beer tab for the evening which made the visit extra special. I stuck mostly with IPAs and lighter beer styles that evening, but it was great to taste the subtle and pronounced differences from one to the next. All the beers are clean and well, flavorful and bright. By this point I was also hungry so I jumped on a pizza special for the evening, which was delicious with the beer. This was one of the most welcoming breweries I visited on this trip, both the staff and clientele. For any beer lover, this is a must-stop and one I look forward to visiting again in the future.

Love, love, love this brewery! I've come here a few times and love the warehouse vibe and the friendly staff. You can sit inside if you have proof of vaccination. There is a bar and lots of tables to sit at. Besides offering a great selection of beer, they have food! We had pizza with fresh burrata on top and talk about decadence! It was sooooo good! The beer-making process happens right in front of your eyes in the same room as the taproom. When I have been there, the brewer has been there and has answered any and all questions I have. The last time we were there, we had a flight. The flights have 6 beers and come with a sheet of what the beers are. Great service, great beers, and great food! 10/10 would recommend!

Not open on a Wednesday at 7pm. Walked by to grab a beer before riding the train and was surprised to see it closed when the hours on Google said open until 9pm.

After a friend had sent me a picture of their new beer slushy in the middle of the heatwave of the summer, it was a no-brainer that we had to go try it! Their Tropical slushy is a mix of their tropical blonde, Passion fruit and guava and was the perfect refresher to cool off on a hot day. I ordered the cheddar bratwurst which came with my choice of a Cesar salad. The food is alright, if I'm coming here, it's for the beer. For a bratwurst + side salad ($15.50) and a beer slushy + tip, came out to $32. Due to CA laws, you'll have to order an entree if you want adult beverages. At each table there's a QR code that you scan and it'll take you directly to the ordering website. You'll place your order online, and one of the staff will bring out your food and drinks. You'll have the ability to keep the tab open or close out on the website. I've been here a few times before COVID19, and now that outdoor dining/drinking is a thing, they've built out a nice outdoor space. There's maybe 6-8 different tables, and it's first come, first serve. My friend got there around 4:30-5ish on a Friday and was able to get a table pretty quick. If you are in the SOMA district, definitely a place worth checking out. It's not on a busy street, so there's plenty of street/metered parking.

The staff here is fantastic! We came to Local Brewing Co pretty close to closing time, while waiting for our train home. Although she was already cleaning up, our server welcomed us in for one round. She was extremely friendly and spoke to us the entire time about the brewery, their trivia nights, etc. and even gave us other brewery recommendations for San Jose (where most of us live). The beer was great, too - I loved the Plaid Pajamas lager. Highly recommend!

Great beer and yummy beer food! I had the cheddarwurst sausage which was delicious, my husband tried the hot Italian which was pretty spicy but paired with the cheese worked well. Great beer selection and lots of outdoor seating and parking near by.

I swung by this place on a whim on my walk home from Hardwood Bar & Smokery (bc I had yet again stuffed my face to the point of needing some serious digesting. TMI?). I'm glad I stopped by though bc this place is a real gem! It's located on Bluxome St, which isn't the most well-lit or pretty alley to go exploring alone at night time, especially for us women... (The shiny new Pinterest office helps make the street look less divey tho?) Anyways, I wanted to try a variety of brews so I ordered a flight of 6 beers for $15. There was one called SoMa Snuggie which had allspice and nutmeg flavors that I totally went "What?! Ew." and then "Oh, but maybe...?" and then after having it was like "Oh dang, YUM!" Just give it a try--but maybe get a small pour first? And the 2 hazy IPAs (Cold Company, and Super Juice) were totally spot on too. The barkeep was super friendly and the service was great, so definitely have no complaints there! I read that their food is pretty good too, so I'll definitely be back to try that.

The beer got better and better here over the years, and we decided to watch the 2020 Super Bowl here since it was much less crowded, and it's dog-friendly! The beers are delicious, and they brew new ones quite often. Food variety is not that great, but they do have good food if you're hungry for some pub food! Service is awesome and quick, there's plenty of seating, and a projector screen to watch sports.

Hearing Jaron onboarding Drew was super cool, they have a great vibe here, very transparent and friendly :) And great beers! Dark Sails in particular was very interesting with unexpected gingery notes.

A pretty cool little brewery in sort of a random location. I recall the beers as being pretty good but we were on something of a crawl so my memory is, perhaps, a bit hazy. I know we also got something to eat and for the life of me I have no idea what it was. We also got the loaded tamari potatoes, which were pretty good and helped soak up some of the beers we'd been having. Probably wouldn't be a bad place to eat more at.

Great beer and fun place to hang out. The staff is friendly and helpful. Can't wait to go back for a beer and some to go beers as well.

My friend and I had some time to kill before heading to another friend's house. I yelped places close by and found Local Brewing Company. The two of us walked in on Wednesday, July 11th around 6pm. All the tables were taken, but we found two spots in the back along their makeshift bar seating by all the barrels. *Sutro Tower Stout (Nitro): an american stout, 59 IBU, 5.9% ABV ($6 pint) *Trivial Pursuit: a pale ale, 19 IBU, 5.1% ABV ($6.50 pint) They have a flight of six beers for $12, but we decided to just have one pint each. I got the trivial pursuit since I tend to like lighter beers. Plus, I loved the name. I don't know much about beer, but it was fairly easy to drink. My friend loves stouts and porters, so he seemed to enjoy the sutro tower. The menu here is cute. All beers are local, so the menu includes a map of San Francisco. We didn't try any food here, but they offer a selection of snacks and sandwiches. Nice stop for a beer. It's not super busy as it's off in the middle of an alley type of street. Worth checking out if you like local beers.

Just came back from this place. We are visiting SanFran and I was looking for a real brewery and this was a good one. We ordered a couple a beers each and a pizzeta. The service, beers and good was really good, and what I appreciate the most, as a customer, was how serious they take the COVID regulations. I highly recommend this place and will come back in the future when we visite SF. Cheers

They are literally closed and stacking chairs at 8:39... literally no one here yet they close at 9? Is business that bad? I wasted 15 minutes trying to find parking, only to finally find a spot, walk up to the place to get denied a drink because they are done. I've liked the 6 or 7 different cans i've tried from them over the years but this experience really puts a damper on their name for me for sure

Another knockout in San Francisco! Wonderful and flavorful brews! Nice place, friendly server and lots of choices to pick from. Theres something for everyone here. A short walk from blackhammer brewery and cannot be missed. Had a few of their beers and wish we had more time to go back for more. Keep kicking butt ladies! Great place great craft beer!!

There were no tours offered on the dates we were in San Francisco so we planned our own beer-crawl. Shout out to Craft Beer Walking Tour for the recommendations. Especially Local. We visited The Thirsty Bear, Black Hammer and Local. Local was by far the best. Next time we will go for lunch and stay there. The other places were fine but the food, atmosphere and of course the beer at Local blew the competition away. First the atmosphere- the place is CLEAN. So refreshing to see the huge and very cool barrels sparkling in the back of the place. The floor and bathrooms were spotless. After the year we've had its a reassuring feeling to eat in a tidy place. The bartender/recovering attorney was kind knowledgeable and just chatty enough. She made us feel welcome and never let us get hungry or thirsty. The owner was there checking on everything and so friendly and welcoming. We were there before the crowd but the vibe was clean and cool. The food was delicious. My husband had the Kielbasa- loaded with grilled onions and full of complimentary flavors. I kept "tasting" to make sure his meal was good enough for him. Sorry, Honey! I had the Avocado Caesar. What a great idea to explode the croutons into a crunchy confetti. Crunchy, creamy, anchovie-deliciousness was in every bite. The beer was the best I've had. Disclaimer- I'm not a beer connoisseur but this beer was just tasty. The bartender helped to chose our flight based on our tastes and they were great- especially with the sausage. All the restaurants suffered last year. Losing Local would be a tragedy. With the attention to detail and service they give- it's sure to be a San Francisco must in a matter of weeks.

Saturday around 4:30.... the place wasn't too busy, had about 10-12 people inside. We were able to find a table right away. Inside has a good amount of tables and chairs. Within minutes we were greeted and given a menu. They have a good variety of beers and food. We decided to go with a sampler because we couldn't decide and wanted to try different things. Sampler comes with 6 beers of your choice. We decided to go with Under the Hazedar, Duboce, Murkules, Super Juice, PM Pucker Punch and Coffee Puff Pastry. My favorite was the Coffee Puff Pastry. I can smell the cocoa nibs and coffee in it. It smelled yummy:) It definetly had that cappuccino pastry taste in beer form! My least favorite was a new beer they had on the menu... the Murkules. It looked and tasted murky... it had a weird after taste the minute you swallow. The PM Pucker Punch was too sour for me. It definitely will make you pucker up!!! Overall experience was great. The guy behind the counter was nice and even gave us some names of other breweries in the area to try. Will definetly come back here!!!

Love this place. Great beers! Good foods! Happy awesome servers! Super chill vibe! Super nice build-out furniture. Highly recommended!!!!

Giant Connect Four!!! And they have normal sized Connect Four, too. My friend refused to roll the big version over so we played the normal size. I won...most of the time...and then screamed when she won. I may be a tad bit competitive. They have a bunch of fun games to play while hanging at Local Brewing! They do flights at Local Brewing which is my thang. You get to pick any six from their menu and it'll run you $12. They come in a cute little holder and are easily identifiable with their little chart you fill out with each beer name. Some were disappointing like Let's Get Tropical (6.1% pale ale) and SoMa Secrets (6.4% Saison). Sutro Tower Stout was a middle of the road 5.9%. And finally Beer Cooler (A 5% nitro fruit beer which I find to be a rarity) and Weisse So Sour (cuter name with even cuter taste 4.9%er) were both good. The highlight of my trip to Local Brewing? Cannabis beer. I'm not a smoker but have many friends who indulge in it and I found the concept very cool. In The Family is their pale ale with fresh Strata hops and terpenes. It's definitely a unique beer and I'm glad I had a chance to try it. Solid 4 bottlecaps on Untappd. Overall it's a very chill brewery, exactly what I'd expect going to a spot called Local Brewing. I liked the beers though none blew my mind, same goes for service, but wouldn't hesitate going again. Also, they have food!

Great spot to grab a beer before a ballgame or just hang out on a Saturday afternoon! Hadn't been here since pre-COVID but the ordering experience was great (order from your table on your mobile phone). Service was fast and attentive and the pretzels were bomb!

Local Brewing Company is a favorite of SF natives (particularly my hop-loving boyfriend!). It's laidback and open with plenty of local beers, bar snacks, and board games. They brew onsite so you can see the tanks in the back of the bar. I got the No Rush San Diego style IPA and it was delicious!

Continuing our brewery adventure, we made our way to Local Brewing Co. We found a table and looked over their beer selection. They had a nice variety of beers: sours, IPAs, and pale ales. I found their beers to be more mild than most places; their sours weren't as intense and my boyfriend said their IPAs weren't as bitter. The bartender was super friendly and helpful, making sure we had a good time and that our glasses were always full. They offer flights (6 beers) for $15, and it's a decent sized pour. My favorite was Baycation - a blonde ale that was light and refreshing. Don't let the exterior fool you - Local Brewing Co. is more than meets the eye.

I'd been meaning to come here for awhile, as a place that contains two beautiful words: "local" and "brewing." It's down the street from where I work and definitely somewhere I'm wanting to be a regular customer. Just gotta find the time. Isn't that always the case? My friend got off work early and convinced me to play hooky on a slow day. We headed over and sat at the bar. It was relatively empty when we were there, or maybe the expansive beer-making contraptions in the back made the place seem massive. I do like that Local Brewing is good for groups. Like any bar, get here early to grab seats. The bartender was super helpful with beer recommendations, and he was conversational with my friend who's better at speaking the language than me. There is a limited number of selections, but they're all flavorful and refreshing. There's some bar bites on the menu we'll have to get next time. It was a short experience here but a pleasant one. Really does feel like your neighborhood bar. Down to earth bartenders. Amazing beer. Upbeat vibes. Looking forward to my next Local Brewing adventure!

Nice brewery South of Market. I was in on a mid-week afternoon and it wasn't too busy. I think the bartender's name was Mo and she was very friendly. The have a large selection of different beers in various styles. I liked their Bluxome Black Lager and their flagship Duboce IPA. They serve food and I'll have to check that out on my next visit.

I am happy to see more and more small breweries opening up in San Francisco. We are truly spoiled in Sacramento with so many compared to our population, so seeing growth in one of my favorite destination cities is encouraging. Local Brewing Co is located in SoMa on a funky cool section of Bluxome between 4th and 5th. If you need help finding them, ask a firefighter down the street where to find 69. Local Brewing has a cool hipster interior with lots of dark colors and shiny brewing equipment. They share a building with a winery too for easy drinking access. Finding the right beer may take some time as Local has many styles on tap including a surprising number of lagers. The beers tend towards the experimental side which is always fun to do in SF. I liked their standard SF Lager, but was overpowered by their Mezcal Red which was a red lager brewed with wood chips soaked in mescal - too many competing flavors for my palette. They are in a good location to visit before a Giants game, but you will be drinking with locals. Their location is also convenient to the Caltrain terminal in case you miss your train. There is a large bar and lots of seating for groups. Local Brewing Co is a great place, and I cannot wait to return!

Only thing local about this place is the attitude. Server was kind of rude when we were ordering food, not really helpful. They closed early and there wasn't many people there. Beer was meh. Prices were really high. Food was good. Won't be back

A really solid SOMA brewery. Great selection of craft beers, I tried the Duboce IPA and the Linda Mar Pale Ale. Both were excellent, the IPA especially was the perfect level of hops with a full bodied flavor - the best IPA I've had in a while. The location is great and the service was extremely friendly. For a Friday night, there was enough of a crowd to know it wasn't a school night, but it wasn't jam packed like those other SOMA breweries (you know, like on Howard). One minor gripe: while the decor and rustic theme is very well done, the chairs are a bit hard to maneuver and the tables could use some more leg space.

This place knows beer! I'm normally not an IPA fan, but I will drink anything Local Brewing puts out. Super Juice Double IPA is delicious and juicy. My go-to is the dark stuff though, and the Porter of the Phoenix did not disappoint. It's even brewed with Andytown coffee beans - my favorite, local coffee joint! Besides the drinks, the upscale bar food is also done well. Hand's down favorite, however, was the grilled cheese with the tomato jam. I'm still drooling. You can tell the brewers CARE here from the delicious brews to the meticulous way they clean. There's plenty of room for post-work and pre-Giants game happy hours. Great brewery!

This was a fun spot with a spacious industrial interior, good bar snacks, great beer, and friendly staff.

Local is my go-to spot for having a beer or two before the Giants game. Tucked into an alley near the ballpark. Local is a great spot for meeting people, watching the game, beer sampling and great food. I love their beer, my favorites are the Bernal Belgian ale - not only am I from Bernal, but I love Belgian beer. I also like the Tropical IPA on the Nitro tap, it's creamy and flavorful. I really enjoy coming back and trying new beers each time I go, but lately these have been my go-to's. The brewery board is a perfect pairing for your beer selection. I watched the chef prepare food in the kitchen from the bar once and saw how much attention was put into the plates. Another reason why I love local.

They randomly had an event on the day we turned up. When we asked if we could by some beer to go/ try some before we buy a 4pack, they were rude and did not wish to serve us. Eventually we just left.

We were in San Francisco in March staying just down the street and decided to walk down for a beer. Wound up staying for more than one and shooting the breeze with Jaren. Great place, great beer, cool vibe, I wish there was one in San Diego.

I've been on their mailing list before they were even open tot he public. However I rarely find myself in this part of SF. Especially since it's a helluva walk from BART. After ring shopping in the area with my sweetie, I needed a beer. Or six... Since we actually drove to The City for a change, Local Brewing was easily accessible on a holiday afternoon. Not sure what this neighborhood is normally like but there was plenty of available metered parking right up front. I'm sure during Giants games you're better off making the sketchy walk to and from BART. They have a pretty sexy taproom that wasn't too full. They seem to have a decent capacity that they could handle the crowds when they come. There's a ton of red in the color scheme and lots of wood on the interior. They have some of the coolest looking custom barstools that I've seen. Not to mention quite comfy as well. They have a 6 glass sampler for a $12 which is quite reasonable by SF standards. They even include higher ABV in their sampler if that's what you so desire. Pretty generous of them. The sampler looked pretty neato seated in a custom metal rack. However they might want to rethink the design. The fit is a bit too tight to the glasses which makes it somewhat difficult to remove without shaking the whole thing. I foresee lots of spillage for customers. I hate to see beer being wasted. That's alcohol abuse. The Farallon Pale was outstanding. I almost thought it was misplaced on the taster tray due to how intensely hop forward it was. It was as good a pale as I've had. Cellarmaker-esque even. Picture a fashionable Session IPA that's not for pussies. I love that most of their beers include a part of the city's rich history in the name. Such as the Glen Park IPA which was my favorite among the tasters that I tried. They found a nice balance of citrusy and hoppy for this one. Another neighborhood beer wasn't all that great. More malty and bitter than I was expecting. Duboce Park IPA is not what I picture myself sipping on a picnic blanket while lounging in the famous SF landmark. Their award winning Bluxome Black Lager was decent. I prefer Linden and Moonlight's versions to this. There was a slight off taste to it but I did enjoy the toasty flavor they had going on. The 1776 IBA tasted much better. It's not on par with 21st Amendment's amazing black IPA but then again, what is? The Westerly Imperial IPA was a standout. While everybody is doing a DIPA nowadays, this is a solid choice. Of course I had to end with a tulip glass of Winter Sweater Imperial Porter to round out tasting all that hoppiness. With the amount of graham crackers that were added to this I was expecting it to taste much like Highwater's Campfire Stout. It's actually not nearly as sweet as that one is. It's much more even bodied than that. I thoroughly enjoyed this one. While this new brewery isn't on the same level as the amazing Cellarmaker, it's certainly worth checking out. If for nothing else than the much more spacious environs of their taproom.

The beer was alright. They had 12 beers - all named after things in the city - which was pretty cute. The beers themselves were just not that interesting. The best I felt was the double IPA. They serve food - which is definitely a plus, but I wasn't overly impressed with it and it was on the more expensive side. They do have a nice big space with lots of big tables. And a tv, so you can bring your friends and watch the game. Pretty empty at 4pm on a Saturday so if you are looking to avoid the crowds - this is your spot.

I gave them a call to ask when happy hour was and the guy was like, "every hour is happy hour!" I took his word for it and he was right. Prices were real good for drinks. The food, quite pricey. I recommend getting some food before heading over. The food was good, but a sausage/hot dog was like $11 on average.. Their flights are $12 for 6 four ounces. A pint was about $6 on average. The ambiance was great and the place was super spacious. Although Local Brewing Co. is located near AT&T Park, the area was still a little sketchy to get to.

I'm all for that microbrew life. Local Brewery has only been open for a few months, but I stumbled upon this place meaning to go to the next door Bluxome Winery for tastings! However, Bluxome was closed to the public that night for a special event, so my girls and I ended up at Local next door! What a great accident. We loved the red-and-white color scheme going on in this great little microbrewery. They have a good selection of IPA's (from floral to bitter) and some dark beers too (HURRAH!). I enjoyed their beers and the high-chair lofty space. There were plenty of tables and they even had a food menu! Love Local. Would totally come back if I was in the area. Plus, their single bathroom is super clean and I felt very comfortable in that space. They should have some board games or an option for drinkers to enjoy while we have the great beer. It's just an idea, but props to Local for a great debut to the SF beer scene.

Was recommended this brewery by Dan the bartender from Mikkeller, as we were on our way to the Dodgers Vs Giants game. So glad we stopped in. Such a good mix of people and the beer was outstanding. Our new fav is the SF Bae...I wish we could have taken some home with us. Would have loved to spend more time here, so guess we will just have to make another trip out :) For now we will be hunting all our craft beer spots in LA for some Local Brewing Co. and will definitely be back.

Nice place with some really good beers. We were on a mission so we shared a flight - Parklet ISA, Westerly, Faux-Boce, Sutro tower Stout, Inner Sunset Saison and Outer Sunset Saison. All were solid 4s on the Untapped App. Pricing was good ($12 for a 6 beer sample, I think). Overall, a good stop on our tour.

How have I not known about this place! Seems like it's been here a while, but I never knew. Located right near the Caltrain 4th and King Station, this brewery is the perfect stop when you've just missed the train or killing some time waiting for it. Upon walking in my path to the bar was blocked by the friendliest dog trying to get some attention. There were a bunch of dogs so this place is apparently dog-friendly. The bartender was really cool, I didn't feel rushed, but at the same time, he was definitely around and aware of when I was ready to order. I ended up doing a growler fill since I was making my way back to South Bay. Really good prices too at about $10-$15 for a 32oz fill in my case. I ended up going with a Saison that was just slightly sour with a lot of notes of pepper. They had a bunch of other beers on tap too that looked pretty interesting. I'd definitely like to come back for their beer flights and food. The pricing here is awesome and so is the beer, amazing place!

Awesome SF brewery with a ton of different beers to try. Highly recommend the flight, comes with any of their 6 beers to try. The favorites: Belgian Bump and Duboce IPA. If you like sour beers, they had a few to try that all had unique flavor. They have cans and growlers to buy of any of their beers if you find one you really love. Did not try any of the food while we were there, but the menu looked awesome. A must-try brewery in SF!

Best Hazy at Devil's Canyon 8th annual Can Fest.... MoBro. Sampled and dumped so many hazy beers today...MoBro was the best by far. A must try if you're a fan of hazy

Situation - Meeting friends for beers on a rainy Thursday (March 2018) - I ordered a flight and a couple of beers Feedback - I had some sours that were really nice, I'm not a big fan of sour beers either - Any of the beers with Philz Coffee were really good (Belgian Bump and Perfect Strangers) - Many of the other beers are good as well - The flight option is nice to try out a variety of beers - The ambiance and location are wonderful, it's just a comfortable spot to have some beers - Both bartenders (Monika, Mikey) were amazing and super friendly - Even when it was crowded, it was easy to get one of the bartenders attention to get a beer (or flight)

New brewery on Bluxome Street. Comfortable atmosphere, great location. Beer selection is impressive already and will only get better as they ramp up to their full amount available. Glen Park IPA is absolutely amazing and I see myself ordering this frequently in the future. Overall, while I do wish they stayed open just a little bit later, the location, selection and quality make this "as good as it gets" for SF breweries.

My co-worker wanted to host a virtual happy hour and support local... It was a Success! - Huge Thank You to the Local Brew Co We could not have done our Virtual Happy Hour without you. Delivered to our bay area team (SF, East Bay, SJ, Monterey) quickly and crazy efficiently. You made our Quarantine #WFH #databricks

I've been here a few times pre-covid and grabbed a few to-go beers during covid. It's always a great experience! Pre-covid, I've tried a few of their beer flights and hands down, the Bluxome Black deserves all the awards it has! If you're here, that's what you need to try. Regarding to-go beers, the can designs are always so cute and creative. They also come with easy packaging that keeps the beers together and is easy to snap off as well. My roommates and I will get a few of these 4 packs to enjoy in our living room or, on a nice day, at the park nearby.

Support local breweries! Literally. Local Being Co makes a great stop after work if you're in the area. They serve a variety of different beers and snacks. I came in to get some work done on a local weekday. They have outlets in the back. It's usually pretty quiet until around 4pm, so you'll pretty much have the whole place to yourself. The employees are friendly and easy to talk to. I typically go for the IPA'S. They're good here!

August 21, 2016 Sunday - 12:30 PM for drinks 2 adults Atmosphere -5 stars Food - 5 stars Service - 5 stars Background - The hunt for a brewery that was open Sunday afternoon lead us here. Atmosphere - Metal and wood was the décor. Simple with some great canvas art on the wall. Food Drink - I had two beers while here this afternoon. I started with their double IPA, Mumbo. Doesn't that want to make you dance? Not really but Mumbo #5 is in my head now. The I went down a step to their single IPA, Duboce Park. Snack - Bruschetta, four pieces of garlic bread topped with tomatoes, mozzarella cheese. Tasty, and plenty to share with a friend. Service - For a long time it was just us and the bar tender. He was able to speak about the business and the local beer scene. Future - If I am in the area again, I would love to have another beer or two.

This brewery gets it. They constantly rotate taps and as sad as I am when Hercules or another DIPA rotates I love trying something new. Right now their sour DIPA (spin room) and Honey Belgium Strong (Big Bee, a fairmont collaboration) are my favorites. As much as I like the beer, the staff are what keep us coming back. This place is awesome. Come on by and try something new.

Fun atmosphere. Great beers at a decent price. About $7 for a pint. Nice local brewery that is close to the ball park. It is a fun and inviting atmosphere. I would recommend to try some of the local brews

Came to this place with friends. Didn't like anything on the menu. Bartender forced us to buy smth that we didn't want because "Restrooms are for customers only"