Best pizza in San Francisco, hands down. Came here with a group of 10 friends (by reservation) and…read morethe service was very fast and friendly. We ordered 5/6 of the pizzas available at the time. Our absolute favorites were the Pesto and Margherita. Spicy Vodka was good but not as mind-blowing as the first two. The crust, flavor, and size of these pizzas are amazing. We ordered 5 pizzas (+ salads, fries, and beer) for 10 big-backed people and walked away with a bunch of leftovers! Would definitely come back. :)

I have heard good things about this place so decided to check it out. Since it was a weekday,…read moreparking wasn't too bad and I found a spot about a block away. Upon entering, Hi Hat reminds me of Golden Boy's location on on Green in SF. with a big bar seating area and a few tables. All that was missing was the walk-up window! I took a seat at the bar to place my to-go order. I ordered a whole pepperoni, a slice of cheese and a slice of spicy vodka (recommended by staff as their most popular). The staff was all friendly and helpful. My order took about 20 minutes. The star was definitely the spicy vodka! My partner enjoyed the pepperoni, said it was one of the best he's ever had. I liked it as well, but the sauce was a bit tart for me. The cheese was also good, but not something I'd order again when compared to the spicy vodka and pepperoni ones. The great thing about Hi Hat is that they also serve burgers, hot sandwiches and a few salads. The chatter about Hi Hat is all true, delicious pizza with an amazing crust. Glad to be able to add this to my rotation of pizzerias around!

Do not come here if you only want to have 1 beer. There are too many to choose from, in so many…read moredifferent styles and flavor profiles. As a short term visitor, I'm really bummed we couldn't explore more. That being said, we were super happy with a couple of California brews, the Moksa Conflation and the Firestone Walker Krieky Koelship (dark and pink in photos). If you like beer, come. Didn't have the most friendly/welcoming bartender (Sunday afternoon, not super busy) but he could pour properly so whatever. $ only. ID mandatory.

CASH ONLY - Nice spot with good priced beers. The bar is pretty large, so great for any sized…read moreparty. If you like IPA's, double, triple, you named it, this is the spot!

Nice selection of beers and a nice ambiance, went there with BIL and we had a nice sit down for a…read morechat and some nice beer...

Came here for sour beer, was not let down at all. Huge selection of bottles/cans & drafts as well…read more This is what a bar SHOULD look like if you're specializing in craft beer. Service was great, ambiance was cool also

Good selection of beer and tasty food. Pepperoni pizza was mighty good. Lots Of seating both indoor…read moreand out.

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.

No food, just beer. You can bring your own food though,…read moreand even have it delivered to the entrance if you're really lazy. It's a great space to unwind with nice beers (and the beers are truly nice, haven't had one I didn't enjoy from this brewery yet) or to hop on your laptop for some work while sipping a brew. Dogs welcome, which is nice too. I made a friend.

I came in to support a friend's DJ set during a slower part of the night. The DJ briefly invited me…read morebehind the booth to show me the setup, and a bartender immediately started yelling at me instead of addressing it professionally. Considering how few people were there, the reaction felt unnecessarily aggressive and more like a power trip than anything else. Not a place I'd return to.

Our company was located down the street from the spot. Definitely good memories here. Great…read morecustomer service and amazing beer.

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 Beer Hall is one of those spots that instantly feels right the moment you walk in. The vibe is…read morecool and relaxed, with a lively energy that makes it perfect for meeting friends, unwinding after a long day, or settling in for a casual night out. It strikes a great balance between laid-back and social without ever feeling overcrowded or chaotic. The beer selection is excellent, with a wide range of options that cater to just about every taste. Whether you're into crisp lagers, bold IPAs, or something a little more adventurous, there's plenty to choose from. Everything we tried was fresh and well poured, making it easy to enjoy more than one without feeling overwhelmed by the menu. One thing that really stood out is the food menu. There's a solid variety of options that pair perfectly with the beer, so it's not just a place to drink, it's a place to actually enjoy a full experience. The menu feels thoughtfully put together, with choices that are satisfying, shareable, and ideal for a relaxed beer hall setting. The Beer Hall delivers on all fronts: atmosphere, beer, and food. It's the kind of place you can casually stop into and end up staying longer than planned. Highly recommend if you're looking for a great beer selection, good eats, and a genuinely enjoyable vibe.

Providing a space that could accommodate a large group, offering a large variety of craft beer,…read moreserving hot food, and being conveniently located near a Bart station, The Beer Hall met all of the criteria for a recent get-together with my friends. From the outside, The Beer Hall almost blended into its surroundings - I almost walked right by if it hadn't been for the neon "The Beer Hall" sign. The taproom is quite spacious and could accommodate several large groups; however, the night of our visit was relatively quiet, perhaps due to the cold weather. Since there weren't any large tables, our group spread out over three smaller tables. As people came and went throughout the evening, it was convenient that we could each order our own beer and food at the bar. I selected an IPA from Fieldwork, a local favorite, and the beer stayed cold and refreshing throughout the evening. The food menu was limited, but I was craving something warm and salty to pair with my beer. For nearly $10, the fries weren't cheap, but the plate was piled high with some of the best fries I've had in a while. They were served piping-hot alongside two dipping sauces - aioli and ketchup. My friends sitting around me couldn't resist them either, and the mountain of fries disappeared in record time. The servers at the bar were very friendly and checked in on our group often. We spent a few hours enjoying our conversation and beer, overall having a fun, laid-back evening.