Good Karma Fine Ales Food HiFi

Way cool! Great vibes, excellent food and even better beer! Gotta try it! Great beer selection, food is creative. Small menu but I highly recommend this place.

Vegan cuisine is not necessarily my forte, but at the same time if the food is flavorful then I'm always down to try it. The beer selection was also interesting so another great reason to stop here, I enjoyed my Kinetic Kush.For food we ordered a kale salad and a rice and quinoa plate with Dal and Jamaican Jerk. A previous review advised me not to get the burrito as it was lightly packed and not very good value in comparison to the plates. I'll have to go in conjunction with that advice and say that the salad also felt small for the price, maybe kale just costs way more than I thought. The rice and quinoa plate was great however, the Dal and Jamaican Jerk had great flavor and left me very satisfied at the end.Good Karma has really good vegan options, I think if you stick with the rice and quinoa plates you'll be very happy.

Being a fully plant based restaurant, this had been on my bookmarks for a long time! Came here on Sunday night for dinner and was pleasantly surprised by a live jazz band. It's a tiny place, so seating was very limited and we had to take the outdoor table and barstools. The service was quick and the portions were slightly underwhelming for the price we paid. We ordered Jamaican Jerk, Drumsticks, Jackruit tacos, Bosco tacos and Apple pie. Loved the Jamaican jerk and both the tacos. The sauce was a little runny on the tacos, but the flavor was fantastic! We also had a side of Chile verde on our Jamaican Jerk plate and that was a little bit too salty. Drumsticks were an unbelievably great texture!! But also very salty. I'd order it again though. Apple pie was my least favorite. I am never picky about an apple pie, but something about the flavors felt very "plastic-ky".

Have you ever been in a space where you are looking for something, but you can't quite put your finger on it? I came here on a random Thursday evening when San Jose Block Party was taking place. A friend told me he was going to have a pop up show, and remembering this was a place that always seemed to have great beers on tap, I threw on my Moms That Beer shirt, mustered up some energy for positivity, and arrived to Good Karma around 7:15 pm. I was immediately indecisive when I saw the beers on tap. Too many good choices, and the the first beer you pick to drink will generally set the feel of my drinking pace. Who was I tonight: Was I feeling like something outside of my comfort zone, or an agreeable hazy? Seeing the sour selection and hearing the beer tender talk to the customers in front of me, I decided to start with a Blueberry sour. And it did not disappoint. The Lysn Band started warming up, and it was to my dismay that outside seating was pretty full. But, what I did not expect was the warmth of the welcoming I received from 3 friends eating dinner and drinking beer who allowed me to join in their table, but also conversation. And just like that, I had 3 new friends, and soon a 4th, and I quickly realized, Good Karma is not just a restaurant. Good Karma is a living community of energy. Bob, the owner, cultivates a friendly staff, from the chef to the beer tender, and it attracts the type of people you want to get to know over a new beer. So, I came out that night without knowing what I wanted in that moment. What I found: great beers, yummy food, and community. But, one thing that always makes me happy: live music. So if your routine could benefit from more music, every Sunday at 7 pm, catch a live jazz session with the Sunday Messengers Quartet until 9 pm. A weekly dose of Jazz always does a body good.

Yummy vegan eats! I ordered a rice plate with chile verde, jamaican jerk, and sweet karma salad. Everything was delicious, and the chile verde especially had a nice spicy kick. I thought the fake meats had a great texture. I ordered to-go online, which was pretty easy and the food was ready within minutes of ordering. Note that there is an $1.25 extra charge for to-go. Guy at the front who brought me my food was nice and friendly. Highly recommend!

Checkout Good Karma if you're in the mood for plant based!I had the Jamaican Jerk Burrito. It was flavorful but I found it a bit overwhelming because it was mostly rice and beans and unbalanced. The jerk portion was also on the small. But it came with chips! I recommend steering away from the burritos and towards their plates or other items.

Hands down some of the best vegan food I have ever had. I decided to get the Jamaican jerk burrito. It was super spicy and super tasty! My daughter had the bosco tacos. She loved every bite. I would recommend this to both vegans and non vegans. Oh yeah, I almost forgot. The beer selection is tremendous. Every time I come here they have something new and it is almost always delicious.

**A Relaxing Spot for Vegetarians and Music Lovers**I recently spent an afternoon at this vegan brew pub, and it was just what I needed. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, perfect for unwinding after a long week. As a vegetarian, I appreciated the thoughtful and flavorful plant-based menu. The cider was a pleasant surprise--light, refreshing, and a great companion to the food. We didn't stay for the evening but they have live music on Fridays evenings and live Jazz on Saturday afternoons. It's the kind of place where you can sit back, enjoy the music, and just let the night unfold.Items ordered-1. Buddha Bun2. Tacos3. Chips and Dip4. Blueberry Cider5. Hefe Moon BayWe were served by Matias and totally loved our experience. Will totally visit again!

One of my favorite spots for beer. I don't usually opt for vegan, but their food is really good. Small spot with good service. I like sitting outside and people watch as you eat.

As an out of towner, I am happy to say that we'd stay here all afternoon. 5 stars - the food is tasty, the decor is cool, the service is friendly, and the music - perfectly curated!