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    The Crush Pad

    5.0 (10 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Mariana G.

    Upon entering on a Sunday afternoon, I was surprised by the number of people! It was packed, which is impossible to tell as you approach the nondescript, quiet building. The chatter of people, live music, and mismatched furniture all evoke a feeling of comfort. I ordered the Sauvignon Blanc and was given a complimentary cup of delicious popcorn. As I sipped my wine and listened to the live jazz, I couldn't think of a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

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    Calvin C.

    Great spot! Hosted a happy hour event here for my alumni group and the staff (particularly Rose) was so helpful to making it happen. The Crush Pad is actually part of Jones, except Jones closes at 5pm while The Crush Pad stays open till 8pm. It's a bit confusing since there aren't any signs but you are at the right place! You can order wine, beer, and kombucha on tap. I tried the sour beer and coffee kelsh... both were so good! I was going to order a kombucha but I missed it. Have to come back to try. You can also order a whole pizza at the counter which will be brought over from next door. If you want slices, you'll need to walk over next door. Ambiance is really great. Good spot to grab a drink since there are a lot of space (inside and outside) Another plus is that The Crush Pad is right across the street from the A line (Filmore station) and there is a lot of street parking too

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    Val R.

    I was introduced to the Crush Pad through a friend of mine . We met for drinks and to catch up due to hectic work schedules. The crush pad offers wine (single glass or flights ) kombucha , beers . It is in a really cute warehouse like atmosphere shared with a coffee shop (Jones coffee) and a pizza shop (window ) . They offer live music jazz 1-3 pm on the weekends. The crush pad is opened until 8 pm. There is a parking lot or street parking both free. I ordered the flights and my friend order a large glass of Chardonnay . Service was fantastic, the music they play (fantastic) not loud but where you can enjoy it . The prices are reasonable. I'll definitely be back .

    Wine and beer flight was great. Nice ambience, chill vibes. Cool art on the walls.

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    The Crush Pad is a hidden cozy gem. The nice wine selection is paired with a warm & friendly staff.

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    Cozy little wine & craft beer bar located inside of Jones Roastery.

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