love that it was easy to find street parking. helps that i went when they opened, so there was no…read moreone else around as the other businesses in the area werent open yet. cute little place, didnt realize until i got there why it was called "beerded". i was just looking for craft coffee shops in the area. staff was friendly and didnt rush me as i browsed their menu. went super basic with an iced americano, which was very tasty and smooth

Went in this morning for a coffee and a place to work at. I ordered an iced shaken espresso with…read morevanilla syrup- so yummy!!! They were playing Spanish music which I really enjoyed (Juan Gabriel I love you). Salma was super helpful and kind. Great vibes overall!!!

This is an amazing location to stop by! It is a local favorite, great selection of beers and they…read moreare preparing for Oktoberfest so they rearranging the outside seating to beer-hall seating (I hope they keep it! It is better for conversing with others and seating more people). Make sure to keep an eye out for their seltzers!! They are only producing random small batches and they are AMAZING. The Daytona seltzer with pineapple, orange, and banana tasted like a Jamba Juice smoothie. They sold out within the first week of releasing it. I bought personally 6 4-packs and have been saving them for special occasions after finding out they sold out.

The beer has always been better than the food but it's a brewery, what do you expect? If you don't…read morelike the pizza, have another beer! Would be 5 stars but inflation hit this place hard lol. I'll be back, but I feel like they could offer a bit more value for the price.

Really good! I was being a whole big back eating my pizza pretzel and lemonade. So freaking…read moredelicious . Would come back again.

The service was amazing!! Given such good recommendations. I got the pizza pretzel with a side of…read morecheese and it was SOOO GOOD!!

Amazing pretzels, staff are nice, and every time my family and/or I go to Monterey we get these.read more

This business has the best pretzels in the central coast. The owner have great staff with customer…read moreservice experience! Thank u!

A quick pivot to change our lunch plans while on holiday in Carmel, CA: ended up being really great…read morefor our party of three. Founded in Monterey in 2014, Alvarado Street Brewery expanded its production and its restaurants to meet demand. This location in the Carmel Plaza Shopping Center opened in 2018, and they do produce beer here, though their main production and canning happens at their original Monterey and expanded Salinas plants. They also have a new beer garden at the new soccer stadium in Marina. We waited around at the mall until it opened at 11:30. Service was excellent all-around, with us being seated right away, and our server, Ian, providing some top-notch recommendations for both food and beer. I asked him about their flights, which were the standard 5 oz pours, and individually priced. But he mentioned that if I ordered their promotional deal (in this case, their Korean-style loco moco), it would come with a flight of their 4 core beers. He had me sold as soon as he said 'loco moco'. Everything came out on-time, and served at the right temperature as appropriate. 4 beer flight (included with loco moco plate) - flagship Monterey Beer (American Light Lager, brewed at their Salinas plant); Pilsner (German-style Pilsner, also brewed at their Salinas plant); Mai Tai (American IPA, Salinas); Howzit Punch (fruited sour, modeled after Hawaiian POG). All of the beers were really good. with the Howzit being the most liked, not only on principle (we really love Hawaii) but also on taste. Korean-Style Loco Moco ($25) - when told that the white rice on a traditional loco moco was being replaced by kimchi fried rice, my original reaction was 'Dang...why didn't I think of that'. It was a beautiful looking dish, for sure. In terms of taste, just OK. The rice wasn't great, and the hamburger patty was OK (a bit dry). But the over-easy egg added a nice level of richness and the gravy fit the dish. The strips of gim (seaweed sheets) was a great touch and appreciated. Roasted Drunken Half Chicken ($33) - another great looking dish: a cut up half chicken with a ton of crisping done on the skin. It came with two dipping sauces (a bbq and a butter based), along with pickled vegetables on the side, and a jalapeno biscuit. My wife loved the biscuit and didn't need the extra butter. The chicken looked dry though, and she confirmed it. The dark meat was OK, but the white meat was very dry, confirming that one needs to use the bbq sauce and the pickled vegetables to counteract that. Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich ($20) - my mother-in-law loved this, and she proved it by eating it all (though it could have something to do with all the walking we did in the morning). I enjoyed the fresh cole slaw (tart with a nice mix of vegetables). And all of us really enjoyed the fries...again proving that food service frozen fries can be marvelous if deep fried (and served) properly. My wife and I both agreed that the Mai Tai PA and Howzit Punch were really good and worth bringing back home so got a 4-pack of each ($16 each). Haven't had a chance to try it at home yet, but will do so when wanting to remember our trip.

Great restaurant and brewery in the heart of Carmel! Really glad we stumbled upon this place while…read morewalking around Carmel. They have such a wide beer selection that I wanted to try them all! Did a flight of 6 beers and they were all so unique and tasty! Also ordered the calamari and it was probably one of the best calamari's I've had. Crispy, great seasoning, and the kale chips was a nice touch! We also ordered the burger which came with fries. The burger was very basic and didn't really stand out. Everything about the burger was very plain. Would definitely come back to try some more beers!

Delicious food! They have free pads and tampons in the bathroom! That was surprising and much…read moreneeded.

Definitely a niche restaurant for beer lovers, but I had 2 hours to spare on an early Saturday…read moreafternoon. While my car was in the shop, I wandered around Obama Way because the redevelopment has been amazing. Other Brother is one of the high points in this neighborhood & offers a nice anchor to the smaller storefronts. Seating is designed for groups with large booths or cafeteria-style tables. There's an al fresco option and garage door-style window seating indoors where one can watch the al fresco diners! Overall, fun concept; but not really a friendly place for one person who wants good food, quiet space, and room to read a book. Order before sitting. Menu is small & offers pub-style dining options with a gourmet CA twist. **Special Note: cooking oil is RICE BRAN & it's delicious, so order the tater tots & be prepared to toss out your epi-pen while having your taste buds delighted! The oil must be light, so the tots were crispy with a sweetness that highlighted the potato flavor. OMG... I'm drooling as a write this review & craving more of the rice bran cooking oil tater tots! I had the BLT without mayo (just in case it contained my allergen). The bread, giant butter lettuce leaf, & thick hunks of tomato ensured the the sandwich was moist. The bacon was quite thick & delicious. I don't drink beer, but when in Rome... I ordered the baby beer glassful of beer. Dunno what it was -- something that looked like water & had a few earthy tasting bubbles. It was good. Really good. Great suggestion, Bartender! I had to pick up my meal from the window & was treated to a serenade by the kitchen crew. Lovely. From a health & safety perspective, the design is neat & super clean. Ladies!! Special treat in the bathroom... Other Brother management recognizes our special hygiene needs & offers a basket filled with supplies. OMG! This was better than dessert!! Other Brother loves us. Parking: street parking at no charge, but busy times might mean you have a short walk. The 'hood is nice & very clean. BRING YOUR ID. It's a BEER joint. Don't blame the restaurant staff for doing their job & carding everyone.

I tried the **Mike's Hot Honey Personal Pizza** and the **Barbecue Chicken Personal Pizza**, along…read morewith a Mexican Mule and, of course, the Chocolate Chunk Pizookie. The **Mike's Hot Honey Pizza** was probably my least favorite of the two. I was expecting more of that sweet honey flavor, but there wasn't really any honey drizzle. It had the essence of honey, but overall it tasted more like a regular pepperoni pizza with a slight kick of spice. **6/10.** The **Barbecue Chicken Pizza** was much better. It had plenty of chicken and a nice crispy bottom that gave it a great crunch. My only complaint was that the barbecue flavor was a little too sweet for my liking. Still, overall a solid pizza. **7/10.** I also tried the **Mexican Mule**, but unfortunately it tasted more like a margarita than a mule. I didn't get much ginger flavor, which was a little disappointing. One thing they definitely have going for them is their **happy hour deals Monday-Friday from 3-7 PM**, which are worth checking out. And of course, you **can't leave without getting a Chocolate Chunk Pizookie**. That's an easy **10/10** every time! Overall, a solid visit with some good options, especially if you catch happy hour.

I'm really disappointed by the experience my husband had here this evening. He drove about 30…read moreminutes specifically to relax, enjoy a burger and a pizookie, and watch a hockey game at the bar. After sitting down, he politely asked if the game could be turned on. When it finally was, both the bartender and several patrons openly complained about it being on. That reaction was not only unnecessary, but it created an uncomfortable and unwelcoming atmosphere. No one should feel like a burden for simply wanting to watch a game in a restaurant setting--especially while seated at the bar, where that's a pretty common expectation. Because of how awkward the situation became, he ended up just ordering a soda and leaving instead of staying for the meal he had planned. It's unfortunate, because we've had better experiences in the past, but this interaction really left a negative impression. I hope management takes this kind of situation seriously and reminds staff that basic courtesy and hospitality go a long way in making guests feel comfortable.

I didn't go into this with high expectations- simply because it's a pretzel. However, I'll…read moredefinitely be ordering from here more frequently. We ordered the cheese dog and the jalapeño dog- both of which were the kind of greasy (buttery?) that make your tummy smile- full of flavor. Next time I'll add pepperoni to try as well. I'm not a fan of dogs at all- these- yes please!

We stopped by Twisties Pretzels after a long day and had such a great experience. The owners were…read moreincredibly kind, welcoming, and helpful from the moment we walked in. Everyone in the family picked out something different, so we got to try quite a few things: the jalapeño and pepperoni pretzel, an original pretzel, cheese dog, and cheese sauce. Everything was amazing. The kids and I all agreed it was the best pretzel we've ever had. Great food, great people, and a place we will definitely be coming back to!

I've been trying to make it to this restaurant for over a year. Everything was top-notch, from the…read morefood to the service. Sal was our server--friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. I ordered the chicken paprikash with spätzle, and yum. The spätzle was cooked al dente and paired well with the dish. My mom ordered the salmon, which was seared nicely & still flaky and moist inside. We also tried the sausage trio & the sauerkraut, it was nice. But the real surprise, was the warm dill potatoes. Omg! They were flavorful and def. one of my favorite things we ordered. They were unfortunately out of the goulash when we went, but, that just gives me another reason to come back.

The food was very good (schnitzel - delicious). Great cocktails and good service (although we had…read morean over zealous busboy - I had to grab a plate I wasn't finished with) Will probably return.