Enterprise Brewing

Happy find. Had no idea this was here til I walked by after visiting a friend's shop. Great little spot with fresh beers and friendly service. Good Kolsch and that sourdough is pretty good. Pizza is available. Might have to try next time

Got some good beers at this local brewery. It's a small place but it's big on flavor and taste. Enterprise is one of the many microbreweries around the SOMA area. Lots of variety to choose from. The prices are pretty high for a brewery but it's good and local. Came in the evening because it was finally open and we wanted to go try some beers. It's one of those small ass breweries where there's only a few seats at the bar and that's all to be honest. They also have a kind of confusing hours of operation. Be sure they're open before going. It's about $8 a pint. That's kind of a lot but they're local though. Only ended up getting a few. The best of these we had was the Tropahapa. It's a pale ale that's fruity. There's a pretty good complexity and it's not like it's just all sweet. Good choice if wanting to drink something local. It's just kind of pricy for what you get so that's the only bad thing to actually say. They're closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

I believe this place recently opened and used to be Cellarmaker, but Enterprise has definitely made it their own. The bar itself is very cozy and has quite a decent selection on tap. We ordered a few brewskis, one of which was the Cellarprise hazy IPA that I felt was quite an excellent tasting beer. I love to support local breweries and will definitely be coming back here!!

Basic beer. Wanted to support a microbrewery before dinner. Upon walking in, I got the feeling that it's a local spot. It got my hopes up. I asked for a sample of their sourdough stout, just the name alone got my interest peaked. The flavor was disappointing. No smoke, no malt, just bland. I didn't taste anything. Next I tried the cooper ale, same disappointment. No malt with a surprising heavy dry hops flavor. Last taster I had was their saison. Disappointing again. A Michelob has more flavor. I ended ordering a pint of their lager. I figured you couldn't go wrong. I was right. It was smooth with notes to finish. I will not return. I don't recommend. When I visit microbreweries, their flavors overpower your taste buds. That won't happen here. The beer tender was going through his motions. He served my beer choices.

Nice little brewery located in the downtown SF area. I was staying just a few blocks over and this popped up as the nearest brewery so I walked and checked it out. I'm glad I did. It's not a huge space, some bar seats and a few tables, but it's a cool vibe and the beer was good. I tried 3 of their various pale ales and liked them all. The bartenders were all nice. They let me charge my phone in the back room which was nice of them. At one point, the owner of a bakery next door walked in with a box of pastries they were about to throw out and just let us have them for free which was very cool. They have a TV with whichever big sports game is currently on, but muted, and then a record player with various records playing. It had a decent crowd for a Saturday evening. Not too crowded but not dead either. Would recommend if you're staying in the area looking for a brewery.

The atmosphere was inviting, with a great selection of beers and a clean, attractive interior. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, enhancing the overall experience. I particularly enjoyed the vinyl records they played, which added a unique touch to the ambiance. I highly recommend trying the Cellarprise, a hazy IPA collaboration with Cellarmaker. Additionally, it's worth noting that the owner is quite accommodating; we asked if it was okay to bring our own food, and he was very chill about it. Plus, it's a pet-friendly place! We saw several people bringing their furry friends along to enjoy the beer, which added to the laid-back vibe. Definitely a must-visit beer bar in SoMa!

While I didn't try the food (they had special pizza for their anniversary) the service was pretty good. I didn't wait too long at all to get drinks. The beer was average, nothing spectacular about it but that's not necessarily a bad thing either. I might be more inclined to come here more if I were heavy into IPAs and such but I'm a sour guy so I prefer to go to places that have at least one sour available. The interior looked like a typical brewery interior, nothing special.

Friendly atmosphere, very well executed beer, service from Jessie and Ria (hopefully I spelled the name correctly) is always impeccable. I appreciate being treated like a close friend whenever I come in here - record selection is awesome and they always have great DJ's on rotation. Can't recommend this place enough - I wish it was open on Sundays as well for the games or just a chill hangout spot!

Enterprise Brewing takes over the old Cellarmaker Brewery space, and it's a welcome addition to the area! If you've ever frequented Cellarmaker before, you'll notice the interior design is the same, and the good neighborly and warehouse vibes are all still here! Right now is soft opening, and I went on a Sunday, so it was definitely quieter than usual but I could see this place really buzzing once grand opening happens on August 5.I highly recommend the Cellarprise, a hazy IPA collaboration with Cellarmaker. The IBU is pretty low for a hazy, which made it even more enjoyable than I was expecting and could see myself sipping this all day.

Music was too loud but fun. The beer was just okay and too pricey 10oz $5.00. No flights/sample tastes