Housemade pints & upscale snacks in a sleek, family-friendly space

























"A Telegraph Avenue staple for nearly a decade has gone quiet, with owner Hillary Huffard saying the last few months were “especially slow” and that “it just became impossible for cash flow to sustain day-to-day operations.” Although already closed, an official farewell party is planned in November, and the team thanked the community for its support." - Dianne de Guzman

"Opened by two artists, Rose’s is a relaxed gathering place for beers brewed on premises and a selection of snacks. Beers run the gamut from kolsch to saison to coconut porter served with lime. Food is a snacky array, with tinned fish, sandwiches, and more. The entire place is painted a warm peachy pink, intended as a welcoming space for beer lovers of all kinds, including families. It’s now offering seating on the new back patio, which used to belong to Doña Tomás." - Eater Staff


"I noted that Roses' Taproom in Oakland is requiring proof of a COVID-19 booster for indoor patrons." - Lauren Saria

"I learned that Rose’s Taproom, a Temescal beer bar and brewery, announced via Instagram effective August 1 it will require proof of full vaccination or a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours for indoor dining." - Lauren Saria

"Owned and designed by two artists, Roses’ Taproom feels refreshingly unlike a brewery, with its peachy pink walls, teal tile, abundant plants, and ceramic mug club. The inviting space is closed for now, but the beers — not your typical assortment of straight-laced IPA, lager, and amber — are available for pickup 2–7 p.m. daily. Order online. Customers can also have cans shipped anywhere in California." - Luke Tsai
