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Fieldwork is such a great location. The outdoor seating area is huge and they've accommodated our large groups ( 30+) on multiple locations. I like that they have a fire pit for colder nights and projector screens for game days! I'm not a beer drinker, but their non-beer and NA options have grown tremendously! The staff is kind and KNOW THEIR BEER- they are patient with those wanting to sample different beers. For food: Hummus and pita- arguably the best thing on the menu! Chunky hummus paired with fresh, warm pita bread. Wings- on the smaller side. I did not like the Calabrian hot honey at all- too tomatoey? Almost tasted like marinara sauce, not spicy at all! Buffalo wings are better. Caesar salad- I love how they add a jammy egg on top! Pizza- all really good! On small thing- their ranch isn't great. It's a bit more yellow colored than typically buttermilk ranch, so it may be flavored? I wish it were more of a classic ranch to pair with pizza and wings. Overall, solid neighborhood brewery and hangout spot.
Was happy to finally visit the San Leandro location since San Mateo is much more of a trek for us. I started with the Slice & Easy (watermelon lager, 4.8% abv) and then ordered the Raspberry Parfait Slushy (fruited sour ale, 6.4% abv) - both of those choices were great on a hot day and easy to drink. I like to come here for a couple drinks before going to Sons of Liberty Alehouse for dinner
Brews and Brew Food, you can't go wrong with the simplicity, especially in an open-air atrium-type setting with plentiful strip mall parking. That was a mouthful, so give me that brew to wet my dry mouth. Plenty of on-tap brews to select from and pizzas and finger food to get your hands grubby. We had: - Shisito Peppers - Spicy Chicken Wings - Pizza Burrata and Mushrooms? - Brussel Sprouts And at least two rounds of brews of differing varieties and alcohol content. They also had the World Cup on TV if you're into country battles....of sports of course...
Whenever I'm in town, I make it a point to come to this restaurant and tap room. It's a beautiful business with a huge outside seating area with fire pits and tons of chairs and a beautiful Olive tree. At least I think it's an Olive tree. but I didn't see any olives. Maybe it's the wrong season for olives. Of course, it could be an artificial Olive tree. Next time, I'm going to check it out. There's a great food menu, athough today, I just came for the Hills and Valleys light beer. Special shout out to the friendly and professional bartender and manager, Santiago. I hear that Buddy is really good too, but for special A+ service , see Santiago.
Personal size pizza is a decent size. I got garlic sauce, mushrooms, jalapeños, red onion. The pizza is cooked nicely! Their ranch dipping sauce is not your normal ranch; must be mixed with something. I got 2 of their draft hazy IPA beers and they were good! Order via QR code. Service is decent speed.
Perf spot to hangout with family and friends on a nice day! I really enjoy their outdoor areas, and they have plenty of high chairs available so bring the kiddos too! We came on Mother's Day they had a special for 2 beers + 1 pizza for $35! We got the thin style NY pizza with bacon and tater tots and it was delicious. I also enjoyed the hazy IPA selections they had on draft.
Fieldwork is one of the top slingers in NorCal's modern craft brew scene. They've expanded to 11 tap houses in NorCal in about 8 years that go from Santa Rosa to Monterey. They're definitely on a mission. This one in San Leandro may be 2 years old and is a larger one. I think most of them are in huge spaces now with a large outdoor feature. Here their outdoor area is partially covered, like the sides, but the center is exposed to the open sky. They dot the space with large olive trees, so it has a nice beer garden vibe. We sat in their bar area, and I noticed that even though you are super close to where all the employees are, you get the most do-it-yourself type of service. We had to get our own beers at the bar station, place our food order there and repeat the process anytime we wanted anything more. Now the employees do bring the food out, will clear empties and bring a takeout box if needed. But I think the system is a bit flawed to only allow service personnel to only do partial the work, and create a system for them to avoid customer interaction. But when that tipping prompt comes up on the screen upon paying, the highlighted buttons of 18-20%+ aren't shy at glaring at you front and center. Just an observation and a 2020s cringe for me. I tried 2 of their lagers styles that day as it was pretty warm out and both were really good. Very bold and assertive in the hop ratio, which is a Fieldwork stamp. And what I liked is that they actually tasted fermented in the true lager style which is long, slow and cold. Garlic Fries ($9/4*) Standard and solid garlic fries. Thinner fries, crisp, clean and a good salt presence. A good amount of a cooked garlic is tossed in so isn't that 'spicier' raw garlic type. A dusting of parm is also in the mix. Great with cold crisp beers. Trust. Pepperoni Pizza ($22/3.5*) I remember I tried this same pizza at their San Ramon location and was really impressed with that one. Like a top 5 pizza for me here in the Bay. This one kinda had the similar traits but just wasn't as tight as my original try. The one in San Ramon was crisp throughout, without being overdone. This one was crisp on the outer edges but was limp in the center, so when picking up a slice, a major droop occurred. The pepperonis were totally legit, but the cheese here seemed more wet for some reason. Very milky in taste, but I think it is the reason why the center stayed wet. Again just an observation. Pretty good add for San Leandro, with 21st Amendment closing within the year. This keeps San Leandro a strong brew destination still with Drake's nearby still in the fray. I'm sure I'll be back, just don't love their mode of service chosen.
Came here on a warm day in San Leandro and it was the perfect vibe We didn't get a chance to try the food this time, but the menu looked solid -- pizza, salads, and wraps (definitely giving stadium-style bites). I'd come back just to explore that more. Instead, we grabbed some frosé, which was really good and refreshing. Price was about $12, which felt fair for the setting and portion. The outdoor area is honestly the highlight -- such a great space to hang out on a beautiful day. Super chill atmosphere. Definitely planning to come back and actually try the food next time!
Ambience is so good here! A good chill spot to hang out. The fries were really good! I got the tater tot pizza and I would say it was just okay. The flavor and texture didn't stick out to me.
I came here with my friends to grab a drink and some food before watching a roots game. I personally got the Radios and Rodeos and it's basically my go to if you want a nice refreshing light beer. We also ordered a pepperoni pizza to share between 3 of us and that was good enough. I've been to various fieldwork locations so it's always nice to check another one out. There's parking around the area and wasn't too rough to secure a spot but the worker told us it does usually get really busy! There is outside patio seating as well as an indoors area.
My favorite hazy IPAs in the bay. Fieldwork has some great beer and good pizza. The outside area can get pretty busy later in the day. The service is kinda meh, but expected since it gets a little hectic. The outside area is nice and has a lot of places to relax and chat with friends.
One of our fave places to bring our pup! We often stop by on the weekend for an afternoon snack, and always opt for outdoor seating since we bring our pup. Given the off-time we were always able to find a seat or bench outside, which is a pretty nice/large outdoor space. Def enough space to put some distance between the pups as well. You have to order drinks/food via a QR code but the staff does bring out food/drinks and then also check in on tables regularly. The menu itself has a good variety of beers, also a few ciders. But I was pleasantly surprised with the variety of food options here, that most breweries def. Lack. Food talk: (1) Brussels Sprouts - can be a hit or miss, some days I've had them come out piping hot & well seasoned, other times they can be a bit bland. (2) Garlic Fries - tasty thin fries with a yummy, buttload of garlic! (3) Chicken wings - sweet and a little bit spicy, but tasty overall. (4) Caesar - this was OK, little too much dressing so it got a bit salty: (5) Pizza - Detroit style is def the way to go here, it's a thick square personal size pizza - both the Margherita & Delivery Boy are my faves! Also had the Fun Guy (Neapolitan style), which is more thin and worked well for the mushroom style pizza.
Reviews are generally positive. People enjoy the spacious, lively atmosphere, extensive beer selection, and variety of pizza styles.
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Fieldwork Brewing has both outdoor and indoor areas, and the outdoor area is covered and shaded from weather. There are cozy fireplaces and it's a great place to grab beer and food. I tried the Hail Mary pizza, and for a brewery, the food was surprisingly good. The pizza was slightly sweet with caramelized onion and honey, with some beer battered chicken on top. I would come back to try their other pizza selections. read more
8 months ago
I love coming here for drinks but it's also a great place for a casual dinner! They have beers, a small wine selection, pizza, a beer slushy, and some other light apps. Despite being a brewery, the food is actually also phenomenal. My favorite pizza is the margherita and the bare knuckle (tots on top of pizza with a delicious sauce!) Prices are pretty reasonable, starting from $8 a beer, $16 for most wine. The bare knuckle is $24. While the pizza is "small," it's really yummy. Pros: - great beer selection, very convenient location and super central, in the same plaza as Asia delight, Safeway, etc - really delicious pizza - lots of sitting space, near fires or if they have the street doors open a really great breeze. Sometimes when it's crowded in the seated area there's still counters to stand at - self serve counters near the wall - QR codes at tables! so you don't have to wait in line (an introvert's dream) - rotating beer selection (which I guess is a pro and con - there's always something new to try if you don't like what's on the current menu) - dog friendly - great for large group settings/gatherings - very easy phone ordering and payment, can easily close a tab even if you forget after you leave - open through late evenings on weeknights - I consider hands off service a pro because I tend to not really like being bothered when I'm with my friends Cons: - the pizza can be on the expensive side - close parking can be difficult during weekend brunch time or dinner time since it shares parking with so many businesses (but plenty of parking in the Safeway parking lot) read more
1 year ago
Great place to unwind after a long day. Chill atmosphere, friendly staff, and their hazy IPA really hit the spot, smooth, juicy, and refreshing without being too heavy. Solid beer lineup and a relaxed crowd make it easy to kick back. Would definitely come again with coworkers or friends. read more
5 months ago
Always a solid place to hang out with some brews and pizza. A lot of outdoor seating with some big tables and some by a nice fire. Be careful sitting next to the fire though because you can only put your drinks next to it lol. Hail mary detroit style: Get! I love me some detroit sytle pizza and this place does it justice. Such a nice fluffy yet crispy crust with the most satisfying toppings. It just puts the thin crust to shame in my (controversial) opinion. Beer: Get (why else are ya here) Getting a whole flight of tasters is pretty fun as everybody gets to try everything and the pours themselves are pretty hefty too. Lots to choose from with a good amount of sours, darks, and light beers too. Food and drinks: 8/10 Service: 7/10 Atmosphere: 7/10 Value: 8/10 read more
I came here for a coworkers birthday. This place was so cool and it looked really nice! The place was very nice and the food was good! I liked the garlic fries best. We also ordered the fried cauliflower, brussel sprouts, wings, and pizza. I will definitely come back! read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
This is a real great place to get together in groups. It has a HUGE outdoor seating area but a small indoor seating area. There is a big parking lot but parking is a PAIN since its shared by so many businesses. Ordering... don't expect a hostess to seat you or a waiter/waitress to take your order. You can simply sit at a table and there are QR codes at the end of every table to order. If you are not a QR code type of person, you can order at the counter. If you need water, there is a communal area midway against a wall. Look for the stacked cups, it is tough to miss. This place has a limited menu. It has apps and pizzas. All their pizza has been tasty. My kids love there small cheese pizza. It was pretty good since it was not too saucy or cheesy. They have a good selection of beers here too (it has brewing in its name). If you are looking for an intimate place, I wouldn't suggest this. If you are looking for a place to hang with some friends, this is the spot. read more
1 year ago
Pizza was tasty! Outdoor patio with fire pits definitely give the place a fun cute atmosphere! Wings were slightly dry though. read more
11 months ago
It was lunchtime and I was in the mood for an overpriced salad and pretzel, so I stopped by this brewery. I must admit, I absolutely love their Caesar salad paired with the pretzel, it's delicious. I've been here more times than I can count, so it's safe to say I enjoy the place. The customer service today was phenomenal, from the counter to the delivery of my order to the table. Plus, I appreciate the open courtyard for dining. See you soon! read more
San Leandro has many watering holes and we're fortunate to now have Fieldwork Brewing in the heart of downtown. ~ Beer & Food The selection is ever-changing, it's not always the same set of beers of tap which keeps it exciting. My advice is to subscribe to their newsletter or follow on Instagram for all the details on new releases. Foodwise, you really can't beat pizza & beer. It's such a classic combo and Fieldwork does their pizza right. They're thin with a nice crisp on the crust, and excellent toppings. My personal favorite is the "Hail Mary." You get the sweetness from the honey and caramelized onions with some heat from the chili (reminiscent of Mike's hot honey on a slice of pizza). I also love their Caesar salad - the dressing is seasoned well and costs nearly every piece of lettuce. They also add the most perfect soft boiled egg -- it's solid with a slightly jammy yolk. ~ Ambiance Think chill patio bbq vibes -- Fieldwork is that. Their outdoor patio is meant for mingling. They have a bunch of picnic tables and seating around fire pits that make enjoying beer a communal gathering. It's perfect for sunny days and summer nights, but on colder days, I do recommend bringing a jacket as there is no roof to cover the patio area. They do; however, have large heaters that they occasionally turn on if it's cold out. I'd often come here to grab a drink after work and would think to myself, "how great would it be to watch a game here?" Lo and behold, they've added a screen. I hate to say this as I don't want it to get any busier, but if you're looking for a place to grab a bite to eat, drink a beer, and watch a game, this is the place to be. Parking is difficult to come by in this lot though. You'll need to park fairly far or wait on someone leaving. ~ Service In the many times I've been here, I've never had an issue with service. They are fast and efficient and ordering can be done two ways - through the counter inside or by scanning the QR code. I prefer the latter option as you can add on to your tab, and close out as well without having to step foot inside to pay at the register. Really easy process especially if you've had a couple beers! Lol read more
1 year ago
Me and my husband tried them for the first time. Very nice if you want to just chill for food and drinks. The pizza was on point and the beer was good and strong. It's worth the money. However, being our first time it wasn't very welcoming. We had questions once we seated ourselves. The women kept avoiding us trying to ask questions. I finally went to go ask a question, because we wanted to know if we could order inside or if it was only done at the table? I was standing there for five minutes getting totally ignored while there at the register. I finally said excuse me can we order here or does it have to be at a table? The lady said yes, you can order here and just walked off from me. Wow! The guy serving the beer said I will help you in a moment. My husband came up to the register to order. We were left again over five minutes while the two ladies kept walking back and forward, the other guy was working the beer. So finally there was a guy with a high top fade who walked over. We asked him since we are waiting for help can we get your opinion on a good beer? He was very helpful with suggestions. After that we asked do we just keep standing here? He said someone will be right with you. Then the guy serving the beer said I will be right with you. Once he processed to help us, he was very nice. But the one lady who didn't care to help us was standing there staring at my husband with a mean look on her face because we were trying to figure out how we wanted to order our pizza and we also didn't know you could only order one beer at a time. Her look was like she was disgusted and I felt like are we not supposed to be here? Our food came really quick and again it was very good. I didn't really feel to welcome. I would suggest they have some to greet people and to assist with a happy and pleasant attitude when you are coming to spend your money there. So shout out to the African American Guy there who was super helpful, and pleasant!! read more
1 year ago
I took my little dog with me. There's waitress brought me a cup of Pulp and asked me "did you have leash for your dog? If not, you need leave". I answered "I did not, can you make my order togo?" She gave me a Togo Pulp. She did not even check or ask if I have ordered something else and came back for 5 minutes asked me to leave again!! This is the quality "BURN". Almost half of the pizza was inedible. read more
San Leandro now has a THIRD brewery. My group got to try plenty of their beers on the current taplist by ordering flights, which you can choose 6 of your own or the staff favorites of 6 pre-selected beers. There's also a blind tasting challenge that comes with a free shirt if you guess the correct beers in the correct order. My favorite was the blackberry parfait, it was citrus-y with a touch of sweetness. They also have Boylans soda and hop water (sparkling water) if you're looking for a non-alcoholic option. We also ordered a few of the pizzas and they were surprisingly really good. They're Detroit-style thin crust and there are plenty of kinds on the menu. I really liked the classic pepperoni and walk in the park, which has brussel sprouts with pesto and bacon generously sprinkled all over. The seating area is super cozy and modern indoor-outdoor type of venue. The center of the roof is opened up and there are fire pits and patio heaters throughout. Dogs are welcome too! This location is in downtown near Safeway, so plenty of parking but it is busier that you'd expect. You may find yourself circling the parking lot a few times during peak hours, but there's street parking too. read more
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Big brewery. They have indoor and semi indoor with the roof open. Parking is on the street and parking lot. We order thru the QR code on the table. We ordered a hazy ipa and 2 sours. We also ordered the hot and bothered pizza. It was thinner crust but it was good. Definitely has a kick to it. Many unisex restrooms. read more
Nice brewery in downtown SL with both good food and good drinks! I got the mixed berry parfait sour ale and it was so good, it had a bit of vanilla in there to really give that parfait concept. The Hail Mary pizza was one of the best pizzas I've ever had! It had a good balance of sweetness from the caramelized onions and honey along with some spicy from the chili sauce. The Brussels sprouts were good but they were pretty burnt at the top so that part wasn't enjoyable. Peeled off the burnt pieces and it was fine but would've preferred not having to do that. Overall a great casual hang out spot for a large group or to catch up with friends! read more
4 years ago
Really cool brewery! First let me preface by saying I don't drink. I stopped drinking years ago, drinking just was no longer my thing but I do enjoy hanging out with my friends, who do drink, and visit cool breweries. We came here about an hour before closing time during the week and it was busy. They have a large patio area that's both indoor/outdoor and they also have fire pits to keep warm. They had a good amount of food items to choose from so if you want to enjoy a bite while enjoying your brew they have you covered. The staff was friendly and the location was clean and there is plenty of parking since it's in a shopping center. They also offer board games so if you're sticking around for awhile and want to enjoy the games with your friends, they also have you covered! My friend enjoyed their beer offerings and my friends even bought some to go. I recommend! read more
I'm so happy there's a local Fieldworks by me now! I got a flight of course, to try multiple beers, and we ordered pizza and wings. Food was just meh, but you're there for the vibesssss. "Outside" patio has plenty of seating and fire pits. Such a nice place to hangout with friends. read more
Fieldwork Brewing opens at corner of W. Juana & in what may have been a bank or office building. the view of the outer patio is spectacular. the space looks small though the seating capacity is their largest. Sam, the captain of this Fieldwork entreprise, was deftly handling walk up orders, directing people waiting in line to order from QR code tablets available on table, making sure all the beer orders and kitchen orders were on course. there's seating at the bar, a few tables inside, a large courtyard area in front presently no reservations, first come, first ......only "responsible" guests welcomed.. offerings: beer "styles" (light & lager, belgian, sour, dark, west coast, northeast, northwest..), pizzas, starters, salads, drink: shtickless: 6.3%abv. stout (8) pint -had a punch, finish wasn't smooth, slightly bitter. new england trait? fight: king citra, eastside model, friends in space, thiol or nothing, st. thomas o.g @3 -had a punch, they mostly taste the same, marginally different. eats: margerita pizza (17): tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil, extra virgin olive oil. -it took awhile, Sam checked on it, pizzas seem to be very popular. -tasted ok, better than average, not too salty, had a nice chew. on draught: -any brew listed can be packaged instantly as a growler/crowler? with on site machine. pricing depends on the pour. -popular brews already in cooler ready to go. 4.5 while brews don't approximate my Drake, Ghost town, Altamount tastes, the outdoor atmosphere, ambience here is invigorating. neighborly, and inclusive. parking lot is too small during daytime hours. best parking option is on the street. follow suggestions per operating hours. city holiday are free parking. read more
My friends and I went here to celebrate a birthday. We had mostly come for the beers, and our entire group ended up getting a flight each. These flights were massive! That's probably due to the size of the cups, but they do give you a good amount in each. The ambiance was great for the celebration! It was dog friendly, and we were allowed in the patio area, so we had walls that helped block the wind during winter time. The layout was spacious, and they even had fire pits in case you were too cold. To be honest, I wasn't a huge fan of the pre selected staff beer flight--I only really liked 2 out of the 6. However, I definitely feel like it would have been different if I just decided to pick beer types that I know are tried and true. I just wanted to see if I could expand upon them when trying the staff version. Our friends ordered a couple of pizzas, so I was able to try a slice of one, and it was good! I believe it was a Detroit style pizza, so all the edges were extra crisp, and the toppings were on point. The staff was also very kind and accommodating. They helped us get the fire pit started almost as soon as we sat down. Overall, I definitely would recommend this brewery. read more
2 years ago
The beer was good. The pretzel I would not order again. What a disappointment. The service was mediocre. read more
After walking by daily and watching Fieldwork slowly come together, we finally dropped by on Saturday, just a couple of days after they opened, and were really happy with our first experience here. The open air courtyard is fantastic with its ample seating, fire pits, and a 75-year-old olive tree (which pays nice homage to the rich history of agriculture in San Leandro, though I'm not sure if that was part of the decision-making process in including the tree). Murals were nearly finished but still in-progress when we ate here, but looked really nice despite not being done. Seat yourself, order from the menu using the QR code on the table, and wait for your food and drinks to come by (or order at the counter inside if you prefer). The menu is pretty beer and pizza heavy, with a number of different appetizers to round things out. Nearly every pizza on the menu sounded really delicious so it was hard to choose, but we went with the Delivery Boy (pepperoni, Castelvetrano olives, roasted jalapeños, onions, and mozzarella, $20) and shared an order of the shishito peppers ($10) and the hot pretzel ($8). My fiancé ordered a beer flight (I believe he said it was $3 per beer); while I don't know which beers he got, he enjoyed all of them. The food was fantastic. Everything was very hot and fresh. The shishitos had a nice char and a great miso aioli, and the pretzel had a crunchy exterior with a super soft, chewy interior. The mustard served on the side had a good, spicy kick. The pizza was perfect; while I don't typically like olives, the Castelvetranos were a nice addition and all of the flavors came together well. These are thin crust pizzas, which held up well to all of the toppings and folded in half nicely for easier eating. However, without an appetizer I wouldn't have been full sharing this pizza, but would've at least left satisfied. All the staff were super friendly and welcoming when we walked in and seemed genuinely enthused to be there, and asked us for our feedback after our meal. My biggest criticism is the lack of options on the non-alcoholic drink menu, which is limited to three different flavors of Boylan sodas. Yes, this is a brewery, but given that they serve food they should expect that people who don't drink much or at all will be tagging along with the people there for beer. Iced tea would be a good addition along with a couple of other options. Additionally, I'm not crazy about QR code menus. I've mentioned this in a previous review, but I'm not a fan of the trend of limited service in restaurants, with wait staff that bring out your food and don't really interact at any other time except to clear plates (sometimes not even that). It at least matches the casual, easy vibe of Fieldwork, and there is the option of ordering at the counter like I mentioned above if you prefer human interaction. Minor feedback aside, Fieldwork is a really great and much-welcomed addition to the San Leandro food scene. For those who may be curious and have never tried tried it, the menu at nearby Sons of Liberty is different (and just as delicious), with an assortment of dishes like duck carnitas, poutine, mac and cheese, a fried chicken sandwich, seasonal entrees and desserts, and more. Go to Fieldwork if you're in the mood for fantastic thin crust pizza, go to Sons of Liberty if you're looking for hearty entrees, and if you're looking for beer -- go to whichever has what you want on tap. read more
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We are so happy to live less than 10 mins from Fieldwork. This place recently opened up in our area and my honey loves a beer so we knew we'd have to check it out. We took our baby on Friday night and we're pleasantly surprised to find there were other babies and children in attendance, enjoying the night out with their parents. We loved the Fun Guy pizza and I enjoyed a light beer called Evie's. This is a great communal place, I like that you are meant to sit and hang with other guests. We sat at a table with a couple who enjoyed entertaining and being entertained by our baby. They suggested the Kale salad which was delicious and we got the Fun Guy pizza-super earthy and mushroom rich. We will be back with friends next week! read more
Love that San Leandro is growing in breweries! I visited two other Fieldwork locations and always loved their selections, vibe, and (generous) pours. Happy to say that this was the case here too! Their flight options let you choose up to 6. BlackBerry Parfait is a must if you like nice fruited sour beer. The Margarita pizza was a great pair with the beers. Will happily be back! read more
4 years ago
Waited a bit before coming to visit this location. I know that area and it could be a little mad to find parking downtown but when we decided to visit - it was perfect. Since it was our first time at this location, we ordered at the bar. Pros: Found parking right away. I loved the ability to order a pint/half/taster. Able to grab a table. Beautiful day so the breeze in the open area was wonderful! QR codes on each table so you can open/order from your table. This may seem silly but I LOVED that they had plenty of bathrooms. I know this makes a huge difference when they have a packed house. It's actually really big "outside" with lots of tables and great murals outside. Cons: None that I had this visit! I didn't realize until after that they had wine but it's ok - I really enjoyed the Blueberry Gose. Fieldwork beers don't disappoint and neither did the new location. read more
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100 W Juana Ave
San Leandro, CA 94577
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Do you have big tvs to watch the Warriors?
Not on the patio if there's a football game on. Then they change it no matter what quarter they're in.
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For the seating do they charge speacially at the fire pit seating spot?
I believe you can sit at the fire pit (free of charge) & first come :)
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