Foghorn Taproom

Affordable and delicious! My friend and I stumbled upon this place and were thoroughly impressed and satisfied with our drinks and appetizers.price: ~$15/personWe got the beer flight for $12, which gets you four 5oz pours. We got the lager, sour, hard kombucha, and stout and loved all of them.We also got the seasoned fries, which came out piping hot and flavored to perfection. The fried chicken was crispy and each fry was thoroughly seasoned with plenty of coleslaw. Loved every bite of this!Service was super speedy and straightforward. Seems like a good place for small groups and families. Would definitely come back for more of their fries!

Is this a wings place that serves beer and TWO wines, or a taproom/brewery that serves bar food?I think it would benefit the neighborhood more to have the alcohol beer/bar situation be more of the draw/focus, and the food be less, as we have a $hit load of great restaurants and only a few bars/taprooms.The beer was good and the food was definitely "bar typical", but certainly not something that one should make a special trip for or should be the focus.They have a 10-15 item menu and the food was decent, but again, it's a very weird/sterile atmosphere that doesn't know what it is yet.It has TVs playing sports on the wall (sports bar?), but there is no sound (GOOD!), the music is way too loud for anyone to sit and visit at the tables (BAD), the place is blindingly bright (BAD), there are only three or four seats to sit at the bar (BAD), and there is a whole bunch of wasted space inside (not well thought out or properly utilized--they literally kept the exact same footprint as a previous business that had a different focus). No one seems to have given much thought to ambience, aesthetics or what they were trying to offer the community, but just took over a space and said "let's serve some beer and wings (and chicken and pizza)" and that was it. Granted they've only been open for a couple of weeks so I will most likely update this review if things improve, but let's give some more thought to the client experience - - more art on the walls, much more acoustic soundproofing on the ceilings, maybe some sort of softscape inside to keep the sound from bouncing around, make the bar larger - - bring it all the way to the right of the entrance and put multiple barstools (fill that awful dead space!), highlight your beer - - make it a place that people will come for drinks (w/food on the side) rather than a place that people come to for food with drinks available.I felt like I was eating in a hospital cafeteria - - ambience needs to be improved!!!

I usually go to the Foghorn Taproom in the sunset but wanted to check this one out since I was in the area. I will say I think I prefer the Sunset location over this one. The chicken was cooked perfectly, but I felt that out wings did not have as much sauce as I would expect them too. My favorite sauces are always the buffalo and mango habanero. We tried the garlic Parmesan for the first time, and didn't enjoy this one. It did not have as much flavor as I would have hoped. Overall, I like foghorn taproom, but will probably continue to go to the sunset location.

The food here felt exceptionally average and there's nothing to highlight. I tried the loaded fries and garlic parmesan wings and felt neither were particularly good. The cabbage slaw on the fries added a nice brightness but overall the fries were quite bland. I ordered it xtra hot and half the chicken wasn't spicy. The wings had a nice crispy exterior but the chicken itself was dry. If it came with a sauce, the dryness of the wings would have been partially offset.

Didn't have a chance to try the pizza on this first visit (which did look amazing), but the dry-spice wings and beers were fantastic. Very friendly service coupled with a comfortable and clean dining environment makes for an enjoyable experience. Plenty of sports available on the multiple screens but volume is kept in check to ensure a fun but unobtrusive ambience. Looking forward to coming back with the family and trying the pizza!

10/10 across the board. The amaro spritz is so delightful...My absolute favorite drink, nowhere else has it besides their sister restaurants. Nashville hot chicken sandwich is the way to go, extra side of comeback sauce for us saucy gals. Also the dry spice wings are a tried and true must have. The bartenders are super sweet. And the mural is super cool.

this place just opened up recently and we went back to back days because we really like their chicken and beer deals! + the chicken fries is really filling!!

We discovered Foghorn Taproom on Balboa during beer week a few years ago. Since they opened on Divis, we've ordered takeout from them several times. The Nashville hot tenders and the hot honey wings are amazing. The quality of their chicken is extremely high. If you want chicken and beer, they do it perfectly.

I've been going to Foghorn since they opened on Balboa and I crave their wings all the time! Great space, ambiance, staff is friendly and just a great place to hang out. Very family friendly too. This new location on Divisadero is a fantastic addition to the neighborhood. Hit them up before/ after a show at the Independent or a casual lunch anytime. Highly recommend!

Wings are solid, substantial with lots of options. Get two orders and you're full. Loaded fries are good for 2-3 to share, tasty and perfectly cooked. Plenty of great beer options of course. One of the few "cheap" eats places SF has...we need more places like this.Loud televised Sunday football games and retiree get-togethers hogging outdoor seating the only blemish.