Duck Foot Brewing - San Diego

We decided to check out Duck Foot Brewery for the first time as part of our quest to explore local breweries in the area. The place has a cozy vibe, although it's a bit on the smaller side. However, they've made the most of the space with tables both inside and outside, which was nice.We tried a couple of their beers - the Belgian Blonde and the Sour Love - and found them quite enjoyable. However, we were a tad disappointed with the service. When we asked if we could sample two beers (one each), the lady taking our order seemed a bit flustered, almost as if she wanted us to decide quickly. It put a bit of a damper on the experience, but we went ahead and ordered our drinks and found a spot to sit.Despite the service hiccup, we decided to grab some tacos from Josue, who was set up outside. Despite the long line, he was hustling and got our tacos ready surprisingly quickly. And let me tell you, they were delicious! Overall, while our experience at Duck Foot Brewery had its ups and downs, we still enjoyed ourselves and would consider giving it another shot in the future.

Very chill brewery with really friendly service. It's a smaller space but they do have both indoor and outdoor seating. We got the sour on love (sour cherry berliner weisse), st. Alfanzos pancake breakfast (imperial stout with coffee and maple syrup) and the purple reign (imperial tart with plum apricot and blackberries). All the drinks weren't too sweet or too sour. I could have probably used a bit more fruit flavor but overall very enjoyable.

Heading back home from San Diego me, the hubby and our friends decided to take a detour to Duck Foot brewery. The decor is definitely 80s/ early 90s vibe. Parking was easy and right out front. There was a food truck there as well right outside. Service was fast. The hubby and friend each ordered a flight of beer. Me and my friend ordered the margarita beer slushee with tajin on the rim in a 5oz glass. It was so delicious I would have gotten two if we were closer to home lol. We sat outside, drinking our drinks and enjoyed the warm sunset.

A wonderfully brewery tucked away in an industrial area of Miramar. We searched out this spot on our way out of San Diego and were not disappointed. A wide variety of brews to choose from, and a great smelling food truck serving tacos/burritos/nachos/quesasdillas. If we had not just eaten earlier, we would have order some food. But we had drinks and sat on the patio and played games--tabletop ring hook and Rock Em Sock 'Em Robots. We got flights and the wives got mini BEER-garitas with like flavor. All the beers tasted great, my personal fave was the Belgian. Our server at the bar couldn't have been friendlier, welcoming upon entry, and telling us a little bit of their history. They've been open since 2015, and will continue to thrive as they're legit! Look them up and stop in

We heard about this place from someone in Old Town San Diego. We stopped by on our way home from our visit to San Diego. What a great find. Located in an industrial area but easily accessible off of the freeway. Great environment with plenty of seating and some outdoor seating. All the beers our gluten free which is awesome. My wife got a flight and also tried a couple of others. All were tasty and an amazing variety. Inside were a couple of tv's and shirts and accessories to shop for. Both bartenders were very helpful and knowledgable. My one suggestion as this is a gluten free place. Creating a partnership with the local pizza shop (Pastalini) which is around the corner. They have some gluten free options which we picked up and brought in with us. If each business supports each other it could be a win win. The reason this came up is there was a food truck on site but it had no gluten free options. The staff allowed us to bring in the pizza and salad which helped make our stay at Duck Foot much more enjoyable.

Always enjoy trying out the breweries in San Diego! The latest one was Duck Foot Brewing. With this brewery experience Steve and I had the Kook Slams, an IPA which was pretty good. It was a solid installment to our brewery adventuring. Flavor highlights to expect with this beer is hoppiness, sweetness with a definite dankness presence. The body of this beer is fairly creamy but still is a fairly light IPA which I can appreciate. Had a good time with my first beer experience with this brewery.

I've been here a few times and I have always had a fun time with friends while enjoying the great craft beers on tap. This place has a very laid back atmosphere and the bartenders are always nice. I cannot recommend a single beer here because they are all good and have great ducking names.

Great beer, service, no real food offering here but there was a food truck out in the parking lot during our visit. I would question for cleanliness though... There was a dog that looks to be the store/owner's roaming around the entire store and got cozy with everyone... I was fine until 10 mins in that I started sneezing and got watery eyes that I realized... there may be dog hairs in the air... I had to rush downing my pint as I almost couldn't breath towards the end.. go at your own risk!

Nice little hidden gem - tucked away in a business park made for a really relaxing atmosphere.Great beer, friendly service, plenty of seating. Can't ask for much more.Jess's Smoked Meats also hit the spot. All 3 sandwiches looked amazing. The horseradish sauce was not too strong and made for a perfect pairing with an IPA.

Chill brewery. Great selection of dranks and very dog friendly! My friends and I live close by and we love coming here after work. San Diego has its many great selections, but we love this place.