The Lost Abbey
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Belgian & American craft brews with 40+ taps, tours offered

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155 Mata Way Ste. #104, San Marcos, CA 92069 Get directions

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155 Mata Way Ste. #104, San Marcos, CA 92069 Get directions

+1 800 918 6816
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12 Best Breweries in San Diego, California

"Port Brewing Company is known for making quality, classic California craft beers, but The Lost Abbey is all about paying homage to traditional Belgian brews — all the way down to the medieval monks who used to make them. This brewery is steeped in church themes, having named one of its locations The Confessional. It's most popular for its sour Duck Duck Gooze, Framboise de Amorosa, and Deliverance (a blend of brandy and one of their stout brews). It's technically a San Marcos establishment, but still within San Diego County. Plus, it's a local favorite." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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63 San Diego Restaurants, Wineries, Breweries, and Distilleries Offering Booze To-Go - Eater San Diego

"The Lost Abbey, Port Brewing, and The Hop Concept will be offering delivery to all of California through their website." - Kelly Bone

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10 Easy LA Day Trips For Hiking And Drinking - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

"There are three great breweries in San Marcos - Lost Abbey, Port Brewing, and The Hop Concept - and they’re all housed in the same warehouse. Lost Abbey is probably our favorite. It’s a Belgian-style spot that makes a few beers you can find in most bars in LA. But at the taproom you’ll find some of their strangest (and best) stuff, like Duck Duck Gooze, a blend of barrel-aged sours, and Bat Out Of Hell, a bourbon barrel-aged stout with tons of cacao and coffee flavor. Don’t leave without getting some Dank & Sticky, a Hop Concept IPA that’s, well… dank and sticky. Before you drink, though, get a hike in at Double Peak Trail, a 4.25-mile hike that starts in a residential neighborhood, and has lake views along the way to the summit." - Brett Keating

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Where to Drink Beer in North County - Eater San Diego

"The Lost Abbey is easily findable on our map, so the name doesn’t reflect its status so much as its feeling — nestled away from the coast in a hulking warehouse adorned with crosses and barrels, this place does feel a bit monastic. So it makes sense that there are Belgian monk-brewed favorites like Judgement Day (the quadrupel, so called not because it’s been fermented more than once, but because it was marked with four Xs back in medieval times — meaning that it was stronger than the dubbel or even the tripel, both of which are also on tap at the Abbey). The Abbey betrays its quiet spirit a bit, however, as it shares a space with the also-great Port Brewing, a space that used to belong to SoCal’s craft giant, Stone. Did monks ever sell classic West Coast IPAs in cans and growlers? At Lost Abbey, they do." - Mike Schramm

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Barrel M.

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Beer review. Dog friendly. No kitchen. No food truck on site (on Sunday afternoon). This brewery is like a 3-in-1. They have 3 brands at one location, and their brands have different specialties. The Lost Abby is more European style beer like Belgium Quad, German pilsner etc. The port brewery is more "American" with predominantly IPA. Hop concept is a mix of mostly hoppy beer. I had their imperial stout from port brewery and Belgium Quad with raisin. Good beer and we'll balanced. Their "seasonal" imperial stout doesn't taste seasonal but it is definitely a good malty imperial stout. Overall good beer.

Matthew G.

Google
This is a seriously cool spot, even during a pandemic. Friendly folk working the counter. Great variety of beers from both sides of the house (American & European). Their Czech Pilsner was stellar. Even though it’s in a warehouse, it has that brewery vibe that you expect from a place of such high esteem. I didn’t try the food truck out front but it looked delicious and it’s nice that food is available to pair with delicious beer.

Tommy K.

Google
Makers of the best Belgian beer in the world, Duck Duck Gooze. Also makers of about 100 other amazing beers that cover absolutely every single style well. If you're anywhere north of San Diego and south of LA, go ahead and make the drive down.

Scott O.

Google
Always a great selection of beer from Port and Lost Abbey. My personal favorites are Santas Little Helper when I want a Stout and Farmhouse for a beer on the lighter side. Definitely worth a stop if you are in North SD county.

aaron C.

Google
A MUST VISIT for any craft beer enthusiast. Great and strong flavored beer list on tap and hard to find bottles for purchase. It's a ways out there if you're staying in San Diego's Gaslamp. Prepare for about 45 minutes to an hour to get there. But well worth the visit!

Thaddeus T.

Google
Good atmosphere, good staff, decent beer offering. Not a great taco caterer there, but it was passable. Will probably come here again. Cool building and good location.

Brett G.

Google
I picked up my bottles from the Saints and Sinners club as well as a few other things I love the post-industrial feel and of course the beer offerings are divine.

Bret R.

Google
Came here for the first time during the DDG weekend. Great selection of the darker (Stout) beers as well as Belgians/Sours.