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    Fieldwork Brewing Co.

    4.3 (725 reviews)
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    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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    Jeanie N.

    There are a lot of pros going for Fieldwork: - [[HIGHLIGHT]]huge space with lots of tables[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] - [[HIGHLIGHT]]clean bathrooms[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] - you can bring your own food!!! - lots of drink options - relatively easy street parking, depending on time of day However, the cons: - nonalcoholic drinks were meh - the soft pretzel is DROWNED in salt. I am a soft pretzel girl (in body texture and in food preference) and this is a crime against humanity. They're singlehandedly flipping the oceans to freshwater.

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    Kyra K.

    For Memorial Day, my Pop took my family and me out to Fieldwork Brewing Co. I've passed numerous times since it's in the neighborhood, but this was one of the first times I got to sit and enjoy their offerings! [[HIGHLIGHT]]Fieldwork Brewing Co. is a watering hole for Albany and Berkeley folks. Most customers are families or millennials and above couples. It's a dog and kid-friendly place, loud and spacious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside is quite big with plenty of room to sit and sip, but it does get noisy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Outside there's a handful of communal benches, which is where we sat! Service by all was kind and courteous. You can order at the bar or through their QR code and they'll deliver it. Customers bus their dishes and glassware. I don't drink beer but the selection was extensive! It would be cool to see a seltzer or cider on the list. For dinner, we shared a Pretzel and I split the Turkey Wrap. I never know what to expect with brewpub food but this was good! The pretzel was salty, thick, and soft inside. Do recommend! I enjoyed my wrap, well-sized and nice pieces of tender turkey. Everything tasted good. If you're into brews and are in Berkeley, Fieldwork Brewing Co. is worth a visit. I wouldn't mind coming back! It's easy to spot on the corner of 6th St. with street parking all around.

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    Yoomi C.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great place to go with friends![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The brewery is very kid and dog friendly too.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They have a great selection of beer. They also have a food menu in the brewery. I do miss when they used to have Citizen Pizza outside. The Detroit style pizza they have are more airy in style and feels more focaccia like. The shishito peppers in the fireball pizza was surprisingly spicy! They no longer offer crowler fills to go but you can grab a 4 pack in the fridge.

    Refugio G.

    The beer was excellent. We met with some friends in San Francisco and then took an uber back to Berkeley. Service was spot on, the beer was well balanced and dank. If they were closer to me, I'd go regularly.

    Beer flight: St Thomas O G , Vox Pop, Galaxy Juice, Pulp, King Citra , King Coconut
    Agnes C.

    We love coming here for craft beer. Their pizza is good too. I usually get a flight of beer so that I could taste different beer including any new beer. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The vibe is casual and you can bring your kids and doggies too ![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff is always knowledgeable and helpful. Service is quick and easy to order using the QR code. Sign up for the loyalty program to get discounts !

    Margherita Detroit-style
    Gina G.

    I'm a huge fan of Fieldwork Brewing and the work they do with & for the communities that surround their local breweries. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I adore the beer, love the neighborhood vibes, and after not being to their location in ages, it seems like have a revamped menu with..drumroll...Detroit-style pizza![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] As most already know, it's not my most favorable in the pizza hold-up line, but I can say, this is a yummy pie. We ordered the Marg ($19) and shortly after I realized for the next trip, I would love to grab the Kale Caesar and Hot Pretzel. I have a friend who tries to order brewery pretzels from each spot he sips at, and would love to throw this one into the mix. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We came after a huge Cal vs. Stanford game where Cal won and the place was vibing.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]So great to see people out and about celebrating local, local sports, fun staff, and sharing a few of in my opinion, one of the best brew spots in Berk..kiddo and dog approved :)[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Great beer menu! More in cans.
    Cathy S.

    My daughter recommended this place as we are in Berkeley for a wedding. Wow! We really enjoyed this place. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It is far enough from campus to not be full of rowdy college kids.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They serve Detroit style pizza, salads, and pretzels. Half the fun was reading the descriptions. One of the beers I got (Pulp) describes as "Smells like a Sunday drive through a citrus orchard in the peak of season". Another Cow House describes notes of overpriced chocolate.... A must visit for beer lovers!

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    Cristina M.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great spot! I enjoyed the aloha vibes, refreshing and good.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Love the outside area, wonderful energy as well as inside this brewery, very clean and a cool place to hang out and grab a cold one![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    I really like that you can order everything through the QR code and they are actually pretty fast! Plenty of beer selection!!

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    Ask the Community - Fieldwork Brewing Co.

    Can we bring in food?

    Yes.

    Are there outdoor TVs?

    No TVs outdoors

    Do they brew any non-alcoholic beer?

    I don't recall ever see non-alcohol beer there, but i know for certain that their website is current and they list/show every brew that's available at each site everyday. I always order ahead - makes it easier and saves time.

    Is there cornhole here?

    Not that I have seen, but they have other table top games and cards.

    Any sports on screens? Especially Premier league soccer?

    No TVs that I've seen.

    What's the noise level? Going on an intro meet. Too loud?

    Outdoor seating has good noise level. If it's not too cold out

    Can we bring in food?

    Yes!

    Are they dog friendly?

    Yes they are!

    Does FW have any drinks besides beer? Cider, soda, etc?

    They also serve sparkling lemonade!

    Is this place still bring your own food?

    I just checked with them and they said YES.

    What's your favorite Fieldwork Brew? I had my first visit a few days ago and was VERY impressed--my favorite so far is the "huge IPA" Virtual Planetoid!

    I am really liking Overripe! and Destination Unknown. They have had them for a bit. At bars I am liking Green Rest. Their IPAs are damn good.

    Are kids allowed?

    As per their emails (when signed up for their mailing list), "As always, well behaved adults, children and dogs are welcome."

    Tv to watch the warriors?

    They will use the projector during big sporting events. I watched several of the Warriors games there.

    Is there space for toddlers and small kids to run around and play?

    There is not.

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    Mortadella & Potato Pizza on GF crust  Mortadella, purple potato, pistachio pesto, rosemary black peeler honey, arugula and Parm.
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