Brand new, with temporary picnic tables, but already up to 23 taps. Same owners as Blind Lady and same awesome beers and desserts. No pizza, but oysters & sandwiches.
Check what's on cask and if there's a keeper glass or movie on in the gardens.
Maybe bring a cushion. Sitting on a keg will put your butt to sleep.
This new, huge space is begging for an event. Food trucks stop by regularly.
Homebrewers: Ask for Larry and he'll advise you about brewing equipment.
Buy a growler at the brewery, then step over to the pub for a meal. Fried pickles or fried green beans? Maybe both.
I confess I haven't been here yet, but I love their beer. If you're in the area, visit and tell me what I'm missing.
Qualcomm employees nicknamed this location "Building K" as if it's a QC location.
Superb selection of bottled beer, and you can crack one open on-site. Also sells beer-related t-shirts and brewery glassware.
So far just selling growlers and bottles, but better than a hike to Escondido.
Order a sausage and they'll give you a 70's sitcom star name. Dammit, Weezy!
Excellent cheese plates and more taps than you would think could fit in such a small place.
Has glass or stainless steel growlers for to-go beer. Their commitment to IPA freshness is such that they will *never* bottle IPAs. Gotta respect that!
If Stone is too crowded for you, this is not far away and features some very good craft beers.
No tasters at this location, but an extensive bottle selection. Wander by if you're at Toronado, Ritual, or anywhere near 30th & University.
One of the best draft lists in the whole county. Their already delicious pub grub menu has been extended to veggie/vegan items. Toast Ivan the owner if he's there.
Don't be intimidated by the draft list and large selection of craft cocktails. Just commit to tasting a few of them each visit.
Ask Dennis to tell you about the diver photos on the wall. One is his dad.
