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    3.7 (780 reviews)
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    Closed • 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Blood Orange Margarita
    Luna G.

    i've only been here a couple times now with my boyfriend and every time we even drive by, there's always people inside and outside. Tarantula Hill Brewing is probably the most popular place to get drinks in the Thousand Oaks and Westlake/Agoura area. Don't ever expect it to be quiet because they'll have live bands, high school reunions, to even little kids birthday parties because of the ice cream store that they have at the back. What's nice, though, is that they have a brewing beer line and on the other side of the place, they have more cocktails and mocktails with an ice cream store in the back. Both times that I've been here, my boyfriend has gotten a beer while I will explore the cocktails menu. My boyfriend also likes that you can sample the beers and sours to see if you'd be interested in getting a full drink. They have a lot of good basic drinks, as well as the frozen blood orange margarita, which is my favorite and packs a punch. The first time we went, security wasn't really present, but it was during a weekday while when we went on a Saturday night, we noticed that security was going around giving wristbands. The only time we've had an issue is when we went the most previous time on a Saturday night and because their frozen margarita machine was being serviced, it was taking longer than usual to get my drink. When we first went to order, they said that they would be ready in 10 to 15 minutes so after 15 minutes, we went back to check again. A different worker told us that it would be another 15 minutes and then it should be ready shortly, so we waited again another 15 minutes and noticed that the machine still wasn't working. You end up feeling bad as a customer having to keep asking about something because you're not being updated or communicated to. It sucks because in the end, we ended up having to wait an hour or so in total just to get one drink, and by that time, my boyfriend had already drank two beers. I ended up having to get in line again and waiting behind a long line of people which took over 20 minutes just to get told that the frozen drinks had been ready for a while even though we had consistently been checking. When it comes to customer service, no one really seemed to care that we had to wait over an hour for one drink, as I know that they were swamped, but no consideration was present at all. I'm glad that when I finally got the drink that it was good, but because it was a frozen one apparently they had also made one on the rocks at the same time just in case the machine STILL wasn't ready after an hour (although we had been told that it would be ready in 10 to 15 minutes). We were upset to see that when we went to close out our tab, they put both the on the rocks and frozen margarita on our bill even though I had just wanted the one frozen blood orange margarita. All in all, it's nice that we have a place like Tarantula Hill in the Thousand Oaks area, but it's moments like those that discourage me from coming again in the future. If Tarantula Hill Brewing can find a better balance of handling the Friday to Sunday rush with people, then I feel like they would have a better loyal customer base and I'd love to keep being one of them.

    Goomba pizzana
    Stan C.

    Wanted to try the trivia night at Taratula Hill. We arrived just after 5 PM thinking the trivia started at 6 PM. Wrong. Doors open to the back yard where the trivia takes place at 6 PM. The games start at 7 PM. At 6 PM, no problem getting a large table (we were 8 on our team). By 7, getting a big table would have been a challenge. My wife and I decided to share the Goomba pizza (really just a mushroom pizza with a cute name). A white pie with several types of mushrooms. ($24). A bit pricey for a bar pizza but tasty and large enough for the two of us to share. A scoop of their house made ice cream for dessert. Now that was quite good. And being a brewery, I had my choice of IPAs to pick from. Also NICE! The trivia was closer to the New York Times connections game rather than true trivia, but still a lot of fun for a group to play (no, even as a group we were terrible but still fun)

    World Cup
    Johana H.

    This spot seriously doesn't disappoint! Not only do they have the best bar food including icecream but they have live music and it's so spacious so there's always plenty of seating inside and outside! Big tvs to watch sports. We got to watch some World Cup games and you would think it'd be too pack to find somewhere to sit but no. It was pretty packed but there was still plenty of room to sit at. I tried their spicy chicken wrap which comes with chips and their honey mole pizza. Both were so good! Honestly their pizza is some of the best pizza I've had and that's not common for bar pizza. I tried some of their icecream too and you get a good medium size with 3 scoops for just $8. Not bad at all!

    Trinny T.

    There are plenty of street parking near the Wells Fargo. This place is huge! I love the short rib pizza. I don't normally like pizza but I love this. The thin crust and the crispy onion, together with the short ribs are out standing. Even the tater tots were good. They just are not regular t.tots. Overall I would come back here.

    Kevin G.

    My first time trying an IPA. Didn't know they got you pretty unfocused ! Will be coming back

    Tamara D.

    Tarantula Hill Brewing Co. was a first for us. We met friends there for Sunday lunch, but this was really a scouting visit to see if it would work as an event venue. The space is huge - with lots of seating out front, inside, and out back. There are fire pits in the front, a stage in the back, and plenty of room for tables and mingling. From an event perspective, it's a great setup and very flexible. The service model is more DIY than we expected. You grab your own water at the bar, and to order food or drinks, you either stand in line (separate lines for bar, ice cream, and pizza) or scan a QR code at your table. At first, I rolled my eyes at having to order on my phone (hello, COVID flashbacks), but for this kind of place, it actually works really well. One person can open a tab, others can add to it, and you close out at the end. Mid-meal, I wanted another Diet Coke--two taps on my phone, and it arrived in under a minute. That's faster than traditional table service. There are also lots of TVs inside, so if sports are your thing, you'll be happy. The menu has something for everyone, but the food itself was just okay. We ordered a chicken wrap, a vegan sandwich, ahi tuna tacos, and a Hawaiian pizza. Ironically, the tater tots were the crowd favorite. This place really wins on ambiance, layout, and ease of service. The food isn't the draw--but the vibe absolutely is. Will we be back? Yes. We're planning to work with them on hosting an event. You really can't beat the atmosphere.

    Ryan S.

    The place is huge. Now coming a second round, on a Friday the place was packed ! I liked it better when it wasn't super busy. A nice variety of food. We got the pizza and chicken fingers. A full bar along with wine. This place caters to families. Very smart / marketing.

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    Jay K.

    I absolutely love this place. Plenty of space inside and outside for larger groups or for the solo traveler like myself. I'm here at lease once a week as it is close to my house. The beer selection is top notch, they have it all with more beers than most breweries in the area along with cans to buy and take out. Pizzas, tacos, and other street food on the menu are fresh very tasty. Massive TVs behind the bar for your viewing needs, they also have another bar that I beleive is dedicated to cockatil service. I'm a beer guy but the drinks all look really good! I'd park across the street in the big parking lot and make sure you have a designated driver Update: Live music on Thursdays is amazing. I went to grab a pint and ended up staying the whole night. Massive stage out back with plenty of room. Pin Ball Wizard for life.

    02/08/2026 specials
    Shawn T.

    1st visit to this spot . Tv"s, beer & wings. Service is fast order @ table with QR code. Give it 5 minutes or so. They have 4 packs to go.open picnic style tables great for big groups try the sour. . Different but tasty. Cheers.

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    Sean W.

    Tarantula Hill is our go-to hangout spot with friends and family. There's a ton of indoor seating as well as outdoor tables in the front and back of the brewery. This place can get pretty crowded on weekends because there's nothing really like it in town. Tarantula has a pretty solid beer list with something for everyone. They always have a selection of IPAs and lighter offerings. The beer menu also features guest taps in addition to Tarantula's locally brewed crafts. I've never had a cocktail here, but they do have spirits as well. The food menu consists of standard bar fare like chicken strips and sandwiches, but they also have their own in-house pizza oven that whips up decent pies. There are healthier options like salads for those watching their figure. As a bonus, they also have ice cream by the scoop. The ambiance is very casual, and as a Dodger fan I appreciate the big screens that air the local games.

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    Ask the Community - Tarantula Hill Brewing

    Is it dog friendly?

    Sure is!! Huge patio area and tons of people bring their dogs while dining!

    I noticed kids, how kid friendly is this establishment? Is there curfew also

    Very kid friendly, almost everyone brought their whole family. Super busy spot and there's an ice cream parlor inside that they'll go crazy for

    Do they serve wine?

    Yes

    Do they have wifi?

    Yes. I don't know if they have the password listed. I had to ask someone.

    Can I bring a birthday cake and/or cupcakes?

    Last I checked you could, but it adds 35.00 to your bill to bring in your own dessert.

    Is it Dog friendly?

    Yes it is.

    Do you have Monday Night Football showing?

    I'm pretty sure they would have one big tv and many other smaller groups ones.

    Are the prices listed re the online menu accurate, as of 7/1/22?

    If you are talking about the one that links from Yelp, those prices are old. A pizza is 15.00-20.00. The pretzel is 14.00, chicken wings are 16.00 and so on.

    Do they have sour beers?

    Yes! They always have at least a couple sours on tap

    Do they take reservations?

    No, first come first serve.

    Anything to drink besides beer here?

    They also have a coffee bar for coffee / tea drinks. They have sodas, and might also offer some wines (not sure about the wine).

    Do they allow outside food?

    No it's a full service restaurant.

    Is this a dog friendly place?

    Yes !!

    Margaritas served here?

    That is a negative

    How do I get ahold of someone to ask questions? No one answers the phone.

    Go in, have a beer and ask to speak with a manager. Win win!

    Does this brewery have any happy hour menu?

    Nope. Regular prces are reasonable.

    Do they have gluten free pizza crust?

    Yes!

    When do they officially open?

    They're in the middle of their soft opening phase but don't let that scare you! They're doing a pretty good job, the place is just packed!… 

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    Review Highlights - Tarantula Hill Brewing

    “Tarantula Hill Brewing is one of the best spots in Thousand Oaks to have some beers and eat some delicious food!”

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