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    Ruhstaller Farm

    4.5 (246 reviews)
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    Closed 3:00 pm - 8:00 PM
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    Beer plant called hops
    Lillieanna R.

    This place is super cool! Entire area is outside on an actual Hops farm. There is a bar and plenty of outdoor seating. It looks like they reuse old furniture for seating and everything looks super cozy and is a total vibe! There's also a small stream that runs through and a small stage for possible live music? Overall, the food is mostly provided through their little food truck and is pretty good! Absolutely love the beer cheese sauce!! Definitely a cool place to invite family and friends for a chill night!

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    Luke W.

    Well ok, loved it is a vast stretch for us Midwest guys coming from this barnyard surrounding us since childhood! But in California? This has to be one wild zoo for families and the straw styles needing somewhere to trot their cowboy boots. The beers hit well. Looks like plenty of room for all sorts, unusual smells, a lot of dogs along for the fire and friends too. Of course if you have any pollen, pet, or similar allergies, this is not the place for you!

    Sherryl R.

    Hidden from the main road, this place is a beautiful scenic spot with green trees and ice cold beer. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. There's a lot of space and a lot of seating. I strongly suggest making a reservation for a nice table in the shade. Kids are playing having a great time. Dogs are friendly and happy to be there. We came on a Saturday at noon and stayed 4 hours! There was no live music when we came but they had a stage nearby. They have mist throughout the seating area because it's so hot. We really enjoyed our time here. Wish we stayed until sunset. The ambiance was warm and pleasant near the orchard. If you get closer to the bar the music is bumping and people are dancing having fun singing. The vibe is a backyard barbecue feel. Love this spot, will definitely come back.Thank you to Eric and JE for helping us and giving us the best experience.

    Inside
    Liann A.

    Family friendly outdoor brewery and venue space with a stationary food court, fire pits, locations, and areas. It was my first time here and I've heard about this place, located off the freeway within the roads of Dixon is this farm, there's plenty of parking, tight within trees, with chickens, ducks, and dogs invited. We were attending a birthday which they reserved about a week before and no charge to reservations. There were tons of parties and gatherings. We had an upstairs area. You're allowed to bring in your own food and tables but there's also a stationary food truck-- The Hot Dogger from Davis and there was a pizza pop up present too, they all had a variety of items. There is 1 bar and they have their own drafts-- wine, stouts, IPAs, kombucha, etc. I got their Ocre kombucha (cinnamon, turmeric, orange) and it can be mixed with a beer to get a cider. They ran out of hot chocolate, which was nice for the cold weather. They had a fridge of non alcoholic sparkling waters and some of their beers for purchase. They also had $3 ice cream soft serve but it was too runny today. Multiple gender neutral restroom stalls and hot water to wash your hands. They have sole reserved bonfire areas and a main big one, shoutout to the worker for maintaining the fires. When it dos get cold out, the fires are warm but be prepared to smell like bbq smoke. Was a cool first visit, I would like to see it sometime during the day time and during a warmer season. The staff were super friendly and helpful too!

    David B.

    It has all gone crazy. In a good way though. Very large footprint of a location just off of Sievers Road now, their parking lot is a decent size and when full, can extend out in to the fields. The Hotdogger (from Davis) has what looks to be a fairly permanent spot but this time we showed up with food in tow. Be forewarned: ALL of those pics with asphalt? WRONG LOCATION. New place is back out in a field. So the service aspect was pretty hands-off. You buss your own cups and order on your own at the counter. From there, you take your cup or cups of goodness and sit at a table, on a couch or wherever. Ambiance was BUSY last night with most of the place filled, some on the roof of the place catching the sunset, and some on the couches. A number of chickens running around as well as dogs thinking about catching said chickens. Nothing too "artisan" as you feel outdoors even if you're inside. This time, they had a wooden walkway to enter as it was a dirt path before. On each side of the entrance walkway are gardens and there was a water feature right when you got inside. Looked fun, but we were there to meet another couple. Luckily we'd both brought food with us but you could get some Hotdogger if you wanted. They had a few parties going on while we were there and they had plenty of room for more. Couple birthday parties (a 29 year old...thinking it wasn't a 92 year old's day) and a baby shower. It's no longer located anywhere paved so bring your shoes at least and maybe shoes when cold and definitely boots when it's wet out.

    Arlynne D.

    This place is a family friend venue to hangout and chill. Stocked with chickens and outside barn greenery to just enjoy the farm. You can rent a space to spend time with friends. You can bring your own food but you see lots of signs prohibiting outside Alcohol. The bathrooms have comics but no towels to dry your hands after washing. You can enjoy your choice of beer. They play music which can be loud at times when you're enjoying conversation.

    Near the food truck

    The building and location are the coolest mix of equipment functioning, new and old, and free range animals. The food truck had 2 people selling food, both excellent. And their beer is very tasty too! I will totally go here again. Just watch your step!

    Cozy firepit
    Ari M.

    This place was not for me. I attended a birthday party a couple weeks ago and went in with absolutely no expectations. Pros: plenty of parking, great drink selections, cheap ice cream, bathrooms surprising clean (see below) Cons: unsanitary with kids running around like crazy. This is more of a management issue, but parents let their kids run wild here, including in the duck pond/water feature despite signs expressly saying "livestock only". Kids are throwing logs and running into fecal water and taking it with them to every surface they touch. Management does nothing. Dogs are allowed, but be advised that chickens and ducks do wander freely, and I saw one pet owner have to physically restrain their dog from attacking. If you have a reactionary dog or one with any prey drive, perhaps leave them at home. The chickens walk on tables and the rafters, and I didn't see anyone cleaning off surfaces before eating. Sofas sit outside where they become nesting grounds for rodents and insects. Rain-soaked hay bales were rotting and swarming with flies. Walnut shells and animal feces litter the ground or are swept into massive piles just off main walkways--please keep an eye on your kids and what they are playing with! The view from the balcony was nice. Once the firepit got lit and the kids calmed down, it wasnt too bad. I don't want to go back.

    June 7, 2025 - Ruler of the Roost.
    Michele O.

    June 7, 2025 - Dixon, CA Live music every Friday and Saturday, and dog friendly. We met up with some friends to listen to the band "Solorio" and have a few drinks. The place is huge, and it was packed. There were many grad parties happening, lots of kids, ducks and chickens roaming around, and lots of people having a really good time. In addition to beer, they also serve wine. I tried the chardonnay and the rose. Both were fine. They also had a couple of food trucks, and I noticed that a lot of people brought their own food and nonalcoholic drinks. There are many places to sit (picnic tables, old sofas, hay bales, tree stumps), but if you want to sit near the stage for the music, you might want to bring your own chair. I noticed that many tables and some sofas were reserved, which is great that they allow reservations....but there was a "reserved" sofa in front of the stage and a full table with seating for many, and those seats were empty all night. Maybe staff could remove the reserved signs on seats when people don't show up to claim their reservation. Overall, it's a great place--wild, with lots of room for kids to run around. They build a bonfire at night, which is a nice touch.

    Water play area next to eating areas
    Honest A.

    This is a wonderful place of you are a chill human, but I can see where those concerned with hygiene should avoid as dirt abounds. Not for those who need to clorox the world or live in a sterile operatingroom. It is a farm... amazing for the coolest people only, please.

    The bonfire.
    Lianne K.

    Needing to write this review before I forget too many of the details of the highly unique experience of visiting Ruhstaller Farm. Dear Hubby and I were joining family members in Davis / Sacramento about a month ago for our niece's university graduation. She knew about Ruhstaller Farm and picked it as the first night's gathering spot for everyone. Great choice! We were able to get there before sunset, which was one of the visual highlights not only of that evening, but also the entire weekend. There's something magical about being out in nature, but a slightly tamed version for the Farm's public spaces. It felt a little bit like going to camp - there were structures there that served their purposes, but the rest of the property was very wild around the edges. I was mainly holding down our picnic table spot which others in the party went out to hunt and gather. Dear Hubby went to get beverages and seek food options. He reported that the line for beer was long but moved very, very quickly. He was surprised how fast. I didn't have beer. Now I forget what I had instead. See, a month going by dims the memory. Food-wise, I do recall the chicken hot dog which was an offering from the food truck of the night. It was delicious. It was hand-crafted and very flavorful, not off a production line like you get at the grocery store. Meanwhile, in addition to the Gorgeous sunset (!!!), I was also taking in the entirety of the developed property. The hop kiln (used for drying hops) set the tone for the rustic architecture. Close to the main building a most eclectic collection of casual furniture is offered for seating. Further out away from the structure are random picnic tables. Some have benches, and some just rely on hay bales for a place to sit. A large fire pit sits not far from a small pond, and a large stage area where live musicians perform. It's all super-casual, family-friendly, and also beloved by various avian creatures like chickens and ducks. Wildflowers also abound in various nooks and crannies of the working farm where hops are the primary crop. After returning home I read up on various articles about the significance of the Farm in re-establishing the growth of hops in the Sacramento Delta area. Prior to Prohibition in the 20th Century, Sacramento was the largest region growing hops in the U.S. After Prohibition, the farming shifted to the Pacific Northwest for this key ingredient for beer-making. JE and team are making a dent in staging a comeback. It's a fascinating story. Our family group enjoyed our time at this place out of time that seems like inhabiting a story book about the good-old-days on the farm. Go!

    Arianne G.

    Love coming here with family! Such a kid friendly space where adults can also enjoy themselves. My favorite part is the live music! Lots of dancing & delicious food! Spicy mango is my fav so far but can't skip on the fries! The portion is shareable, enough for 3! Service here is incredibly funny. Do expect a bit of a line at some times. I do notice that people reserve tables, and I mean TABLES and seats here so be aware of that as well but there are still plenty of seats. Just keep walking through and explore the place! I would suggest coming later at night during sunny California heat.

    My son enjoying the farm animals and ice cream
    Luis S.

    Hometown Ruhstaller Farm Brewery is a gem! The food selection is excellent with something for everyone, the service is consistently friendly and attentive, and the ambiance is warm and family-friendly. The live music is a great bonus, adding to the relaxed vibe, and it's an awesome place for kids to unwind while adults enjoy themselves. Whether you're stopping by for a casual meal or a relaxing drink, it's a great spot to unwind. Highly recommend!

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    Ask the Community - Ruhstaller Farm

    Can you bring your own food into Ruhstaller?

    Sure can. Animals welcome as well.

    Do they have any sours or ciders?

    No ciders. But they have had sours on their taplist. Best to call ahead to see what they're currently pouring.

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    JE and his staff were very accommodating to our needs and gave us a great spot with hay bales for seating.

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