Barebottle Brewing Company

A pretty great brewery all around from the atmosphere to the beer.They have a huge section of beer including a bunch of non alcoholic options which is great for so many people. I ended up getting the double hazy and it was a solid one: Fruity, juicy and a little funky which I like. There is plenty of seating but it fills up fast with how popular it is. Some of the spots are even couches but most are wood tables that extends to their outdoor area as well. There is a bunch of games from shuffleboard to pinball. The outdoor area isn't very big but has food trucks usually which is always a bonus. Parking can usually be found at the top of the hill where we saw tones of open spots. As far as San fransisco goes that's a rarely. Just make sure you are ready for a workout up you take that way though. Overall a great spot to hang out and get a beer

One of my favorite beer companies, and now one of my favorite breweries.Pros: fantastic beer, atmosphere, staffCons: locationBarebottle has long been one of my favorite beer companies, but I've never had a chance to come to their brewery til now. And I have to say, it was fantastic.We grabbed several beers (I personally had two flights of 5 different beers). They were all phenomenal (as expected).The staff and crew were quick and helpful. All great.They also had a food vendor when we came, which was great cause we definitely needed the food in our stomachs.The only knock is that the location isn't the easiest to get to in the city. Add onto that, parking in the area is tough to come by.Besides that, this is a must-visit for any beer enthusiasts.

4 stars for such a cool place. They have tons of choices of beer1 star for parkingThe service is great; theyre friendly and face. I had left my purse accidentally on the table while I went to the restroom and one of the waiters took it for me (and left it in their office) so no one else would take it. What a life saver!Ambiance is OK, its like a bar. They have a wall of games that I see kids playing with but I don't really see it being a kid friendly place.

Great food truck. I had the torta. The service here is always great. The ambiance is noisy but manageable.

There is no food service, however, there is one food truck situated right in their front yard. What I love about this place is that you can bring in your food, so you can have a potluck lunch with friends or family here instead of the house. Although, you do need to buy drinks, and their selection is pretty extensive. I did get to try a few, and I'd say that they are well crafted beers. I would definitely come back here again.

One of the top 2 breweries in SF. They have a phenomenal venue, large and spacious with plenty of arcade games to keep everyone entertained, as well as a cozy little outdoor patio. Bartenders are friendly and helpful in suggesting drinks. Their IPAs are the specialty here, but there's a wide enough variety everyone can find something worth drinking. Rotating food trucks provide good eats as well.

Barebottle Brewing Company is a fantastic spot for beer lovers! With a wide selection of seasonal beers, there's something to suit every palate. We sampled a variety of their offerings and were impressed by the diversity and quality.Parking:Parking can be a bit tricky as it's limited to street parking, so be prepared to hunt for a spot, especially on weekends.Ambiance:The outdoor seating area is vibrant and welcoming, with colorful umbrellas and a relaxed atmosphere. It's the perfect place to enjoy a sunny day with good company and great drinks.Pastries from Neighbor Bakehouse:We also picked up some delightful pastries from Neighbor Bakehouse nearby. The desserts were fresh, delicious, and paired wonderfully with our beers.Tacos from El Fuego Food Truck:For a more savory option, we ordered fish tacos, and El Fuego tacos with beef and chicken from the El Fuego Food Truck. The tacos were flavorful and generously portioned, making for a great complement to the beers.Overall, Barebottle Brewing Company is a must-visit for beer enthusiasts and anyone looking for a fun and tasty experience in the area. Highly recommended!

A great brewery with a ton of space and great atmosphere. Seeing the big brew kettles right in front of you is a nice treat, and there's an arcade area as well. The beer selection is great with everything from Double IPAs to Blonde Ales with a lot of different twists on all of them. I tried the sampler so I could get a variety and the man serving us gave great information and helped me find what I was looking for. Parking might be a little challenging as it's right in a residential area, but it's worth the challenge as this is a great brewery.

Back to California and San Francisco to experience Barebottle Brewing Company. Yet another brewery on my vast list that I have been wanting to try and always thankful when these beer tastings can happen. Fot Barebottle, Steve and I had the Macademia Dreamboat, a pastry stout. I do love having a pastry stout now and then. They are usually very rich and feels like I am sitting down to a dessert each time. Flavors to pick up with this beer is sweetness, maltiness, creaminess and caramel. It was a fun beer to have, that much was certain but as often is with pastry stouts while enjoying, take your time with it!

I've been to the Santa Clara Bare Bottle a few times and must say, with 8 sours on tap, the beer menu here puts that one to shame. It's no wonder, since this is the brewing site...but hey send some love down there! Having only experienced the SC location, I wasn't expecting this place to be so big and crowded. But, on a weekend afternoon it was a packed house, and a loud house too. It's a cool space with lots of games (pinball and some other machines) and a photo booth. Also dog friendly, so expect to see lots of cute pups. There are a few different seating areas inside - a couch section that seemed a little more cozy and intimate, the game section, and a bunch of big bench tables with more of a beer hall vibe, seating outside, and food truck on site - at least while we were there. We got beer flights which are $25 a piece, a hefty price tag until you see those pour sizes. Beer tenders were super nice, one even gave me treats so I could try to lure Hamachi, the brewery cat, over to get some love. Sadly he wanted none of it, but at least I got to see him from a distance and sort of got one pet in. Parking is pretty limited on the side streets, and they're super steep, but we got lucky and got a space under the overpass. Cool spot, would come back on a week night so that it wasn't so crowded next time.