Fun place to grab a beer and hang with friends. Came here on a Tuesday and stayed for trivia. Had a…read moreblast with my group. They have a small arcade with fun games inside. Place is spacious with lots of seating inside and out. Parking is a hassle because this is located in the middle of a neighborhood While I was there they had a chicken sandwich place set up outside and some delicious options. I'll def be back to play more trivia and try more drinks

Loved the Saturday day time vibe at this brewery - especially as a parent with kids! Love that this…read moreplace is kid friendly with games, and lots of people bringing their little ones to hang out. I tried their non alcoholic ginger hibiscus soda (3.5/5) and my husband got their Muir Woods hazy IPA (4/5). You're able to bring outside food and drink which is a major plus, and shout out to Spinning Dough right next door that can deliver pizzas right to your table. You can also reserve tables and spaces in the brewery which seems nice for parties and events. Parking is kinda tough (street parking) on a busy street, but you can park under the overpass.

Black Hammer Brewing Company is a place I've driven by so many times and finally got the chance to…read morestop into while we were out walking and exploring the area. I'm so glad we did, it instantly lived up to the curiosity. The vibe here is exactly what you want from a brewery. It's unique, cool, and laid-back, with plenty of character and a strong sense of community. It feels welcoming whether you're popping in for one drink or planning to hang out for a while. The beer selection is great, with a nice variety of styles to choose from. Everything we tried was well crafted and enjoyable, making it easy to find something that fits your taste whether you like lighter beers or something a bit bolder. The space itself really adds to the experience. There's a relaxed energy that makes it a great place to meet friends, take a break while exploring the neighborhood, or just enjoy a good beer in a comfortable setting. Great atmosphere, good beer, and an all-around enjoyable experience. We'll definitely be back and are glad we finally stopped in.

I had no idea it was a gluten free place until I looked it up later. I mean, the beer did taste a…read morelittle funny, but for gluten free, it was pretty damn good. All in all though, if you're not gluten free, paying this money for beer that's a little flat is probably not your best choice. Also, check the price before you buy a flight, they charged us an astronomical price. And the bags of chips are also exploitively priced.

We came here around 6pm on a Saturday and it was very lively in here! They had games that you can…read moreplay at the table and they had a taco vendor there selling tacos if you are hungry! We tried the rose cider and I think it was the oatmeal stout and both were good! I am not much of a beer person so the rose cide4 was great!

We were in San Francisco and looking for a brewery to stop in for a little while. We decided on…read moreStandard Deviant Brewing, and we're glad we did. Here's what we noticed: - Great vibe when we arrived...Busy with lots of people, but still some seating at the large number of picnic tables. There's also some outside patio seating in the front. - My wife and I split a flight of beer, which they provide in three 6 ounce pours. We especially liked their Hazy IPA, but the Oktoberfest was very good too. The bartender said their Kolsch is a bit of a classic, and we liked it too, but it wasn't a stand out to us. I later got a 10 ounce pour of their IPA and felt like that was the best of all. The best part is that you couldn't go wrong with any of the beers. - We got chips and guacamole from the taco truck guy located inside next to the bar...You pay by cash, and we got a big container of chips and a humongous couple of scoops of guac for $9. It was just what we needed to go with our beers! Bottom line: if we lived in the area, we'd go back to Standard Deviant for sure!

The staff over at Harmonic are fantastic! The owners/Brewers are super friendly and excited to…read moregreet you. The location has an amazing view and is greatly underrated if you don't go to this brewery. You have to walk into Thrive City to get to Harmonic brewery, but once you're there, you'll see that the place is large, spacious and has a great view! They do have some food available and have times they have some pop-ups. But I highly recommend their beer, which is extremely easy to drink, flavorful and this is what I call True craft Beer!!!!! You will not be disappointed!

Checked out this spot for the first time after arriving to Chase Center by ferry, just before the…read moreDubs game. We ordered a couple of beers (incl. a sour -- obviously the best choice), tacos, and an empanada. We got one chicken taco and three pork tacos (all crispy) and loaded. The chicken empanada was delicious. The chile verde sauce and chimmichurri sauces were both delicious. We ordered the first round inside, and then ordered the second round from the QR code on each table. You will have your drinks delivered to you outside, but need to grab your food inside. The bathroom is right around the corner outside. There is a stand for you to grab your own water. We'll be back here again for sure!

The hospitality was insane, loved every second I was here . I've never felt more welcomed!!! The…read moreambiance was delightful as well!

- First beer hall I saw nickel-and-diming you on the beer amount they serve. 14 oz? I thought a…read morepint was 16 oz. - They serve you slider size $20 burger, which hardly looks tasty - Since the burger doesn't come with any sides, everyone orders also a side of $9 fries, which is just a garlic bath. - So now you are down $30 for your mediocre slider size burger and fries combo, and another $8-9 down for your 14 oz beer, (looking at a $40 base price for your basic burger+beer outing) they add a default 5% to your tab for "employee benefits". I know here is SF and this type of behavior is common now. But this place is counter-order only and they only got like 2 servers. So I have to walk over to the counter, wait in line, order my 14 oz beer and small burger with fries, then you charge me a random 5% because it was too hard integrate this to your regular prices. Also, as the usual sneakiness of all of these places, that 5% is added after the tax, which makes it effectively more than 5%. - And as for the cherry on top, they let dogs go and sit on chairs indoors. Having dogs indoors is already a CA health violation, but here is SF, so what you gonna do. But having dogs on chairs is just another level. - Finally, on the only nice note about this place, the kitchen staff looked very on point and clean. Burgers not so much though.

Such a beautiful park to relax,work,and enjoy a nice cold beer while enjoying the beautiful SF…read moreweather. It's not pet friendly so you need to leave your fur babies at home. This is do to the plants that are exotic. Service dogs are ok though.

I try to taste as many local brews as possible when I'm touring a new city, so it was nice to have…read moreBarebottle right there in Salesforce Park above the SF Transit Center, a location I was already going to visit for other reasons. Our first stop after taking the elevator up to the park level was to pause at Barebottle for a tasty summer pint ($7 for a Czech style pilsner) to sip while we walked the loop and took in the beautiful gardens and interesting design choices for the shared spaces. Service at the window was just fine. Tap-to-pay with smart phone was easy. If I'd had more time, I may have tried the flights and some of food options that include Detroit-style pizza, salads, and a few pub snacks. The bier garten seating was plentiful and I could see hanging out there on a nice afternoon to listen to music, share a drink, or play a few rounds of table games. Note that you can't take your beer out of the park, so if you're planning to ride the gondola back down, you'll need to chug it before boarding.

Last call 6:30pm so get your beer before then…read more Great quiet spot to hangout or meet up a friend and chat over beer Tried the flight $18 you can pick and write on a paper what you want Played board games, some were missing pieces

A great place to pick up some interesting brews! I'm partial to sours and theirs are always yum…read more The bar/tasting room is smaller these days but they still have a fridge of canned items to go if you don't have time to sit and drink something. The place is tidy and service is friendly and helpful. They have branded items for sale as well - shirts, hoodies, stickers - that make great gifts! Plenty of street parking and a short walk away from a couple of T Third stops.

After visiting a couple of art galleries in San Francisco on Saturday, January 11, 2025, I…read moreconvinced DJ that we should dine out in the city since we were already out. Remembering that he had been wanting to check out 21st Amendment for some years now, I suggested that we go here. DJ was immediately sold. After calling two to three times to no avail, we temporarily parked nearby, so that DJ could walk in to check if they were still open and serving dinner. Thankfully, they were open, but they didn't hear the phone ring. We reparked, then arrived shortly before 7:30 PM and were seated immediately. I had been at 21st Amendment before for a very enjoyable lunch with some colleagues back in November, 2019 and the place looked exactly how I remembered it. Venue: 4 stars. With concrete floors and walls with wooden tables and chairs & benches, the restaurant has a rustic and industrial air. Upon entry, patrons are greeted by the bar with seating and its attendants. They have an open kitchen from where the cooks can nod greetings to you. The entire space, including the women's restroom is kept clean & tidy. DJ's only complaint was that he did not enjoy some of the techno music that would play in between the salsa and reggaeton songs both of which I was totally digging. Food: 3 stars. In addition to the TALL HAT that DJ ordered and fully enjoyed, below-listed are the food items that we had. Soup of the Day, Gumbo ($7 cup) - I was given a couple of complimentary slices of toasted bread to accompany my New Orleans stew which were nice to dip in the broth and eat. I'm not quite sure what kind of meat was used, but there was no sausage. 21st Amendment's version of gumbo is more like a soup rather than a stew as the broth was not as thick as usual. The flavour was still good, but I did wish that there was okra. When I was at the bottom of the cup and asked how I liked the gumbo, I commented that I enjoyed it, but was surprised that it was completely absent of rice. Our server, Luis, went back to the kitchen to inquire, returned, informing me that the kitchen admitted to forgetting it, so with a new cup including rice in hand, he served the second serving to me and comped the cup from our bill. Wow, I was very impressed by how the matter was handled. Veggie Burger ($16) with Garlic Fries ($2) - DJ said that the sriracha flavour of the aioli was light/faint. He would have preferred a little more punch of spice from the condiment. The garlic fries were not bad. Baja Fish Tacos with mixed greens ($19) - The two tacos were very generous in portions and the fish were perfectly fried golden. I found the cod to be fishy in taste, so I gave my second taco to DJ. He did not notice any fishy flavour which is very interesting because he is a vegetarian and I expected him to notice it much more than I did. Weird. Meat Lover's PIZZA ($20) - We ordered two of these twelve inch pies for to-go for the boys. Both said that they were good. Service: 5 stars. As I mentioned before, Luis was our waiter and he delivered stellar service. As a former server, myself, I noticed immediately the excellent care we were given by him. The entire night, I kept commenting to DJ on every moment that Luis demonstrated his top-notch customer service. We will definitely need to come back...when Luis is working!

While wandering around San Francisco in search of some food and a cold beer, I stumbled upon 21st…read moreAmendment. It's a cozy little brewery with a menu full of tempting options- apps, burgers, pizza, and tacos. I went with the meat lover's pizza and a hazy IPA, and both were excellent. When I asked the beertender for his favorite, he recommended the blood orange IPA, which did not disappoint. My only gripe? I wish the atmosphere had been a bit more friendly and chatty, especially since it wasn't very busy.

This place was great. Staff was friendly. Surface was quick…read moreand fast Drinks were delicious! Was happy I came and checked it out. I'm not sure if it's new but it definitely was well kept and looked new. Was happy to check it out good seating and looks like it could even accommodate larger groups, which is nice.

Stopped in for a beer, or two while enjoying the city with our son. the venue is nice and they were…read moresetting up some food while we were there. They have a good selection of beers, sow tried a few. Maybe we will come back in during our next visit to SF.

Large brewery great for large groups with two levels and an outdoor space. They have light bites,…read morebeer on tap, cocktails and even Jell-O shots. I tried the Tommy Margarita, mezcal cocktail (on the sweeter side, a bit too sweet for me) and manhattan and enjoyed the drinks. Ceilings are high but sound is centralized and it gets loud, especially when they host large events. I enjoyed the indoor trees but note the leaves do shed and if you are tall you might bump your head on the branches :)

Typical brewery in an open warehouse space with ample indoor seating and outdoor seating on picnic…read moretables beneath heat lamps. Quiet, out-of-the-way location in the Mission with modest prices during happy hour. They have a few more selections than just the beers that they brew, and they can make a cocktail, too. Pub fare if you're hungry. Been many times (always outdoors), but sat inside last night. We wanted to join two large tables in the back to accommodate our large group, but were prohibited from doing so, even though the tables weren't otherwise being used. Furthermore, it seemed to irritate the servers when, instead of moving the tables, we took chairs from the other table. ‍