Savagewood Brewing Company

Great beer, chill vibe, a great place to grab a beer after a Trader Joe's trip. The owner was the one serving beer (I think) and was very helpful at providing suggestions. I enjoyed their blonde and double IPA. The double IPA definitely had a sweeter profile and didn't have a bite that you normally expect. I'll definitely be coming back again when in the area.

Excellent, smaller brewery. Great service from a knowledgeable server. Definitely worth a visit(Now known as Voodoo Child Brewing Co.)

Great brews tucked in an office park near the Trader Joe's and Gyu Kaku shopping plaza. Per the recommendations of other reviewers, came in on a Friday with a friend for the $5 flight special. Great deal! Can barely get a pint of beer for that much these days.The menu has variety but is focused enough that I didn't feel overwhelmed by the options. The IPAs were balanced and flavorful. The seltzers were super refreshing and tasty. Nice cozy seating area in the back with picnic tables and high tops. Friendly service. Easy parking.Recommended - cheers!

Nice little hidden gem. This microbrewery is a hot spot with great beer at great prices. Located in a low key office complex, parking is plentiful, and the beer is delicious. The strawberry milkshake is my go to. Check then out

I'm just not a fan. I came to enjoy the enchiladas and beer pairing, which was an ingenious idea. The Good Seed Food Company is always a hit for me! I figured it would be great to enjoy a new brewery also. Upon arrival, I announced to the two people behind the counter that I was there for the pairing. No greeting... no help. They pointed me to the back seating area, although I had to return where I started to buy my ticket and pick up my beer. They poured and handed over my three tasters. No explanation. I asked what they poured me and I got attitude! LOL Okay... no pride in their work apparently. And they weren't keen on having me stick around the bar area. After the guy (owner?) spouted off just the style of beers I was served, he turned back to chat it up with some regulars it seemed. I picked up my enchiladas and prayed those beers would be incredible. Nope. The first was a dry Irish stout. Subtle flavor but it faltered altogether. I spent more time enjoying my enchilada than drinking that beer. The next was a hibiscus wheat. Horrible tasting! I've had hibiscus in a lot of beer styles but it seems it doesn't pair well with a wheat beer. I was appalled by the overly sweet flavor. Lastly, I had the tropical IPA. IPAs are normally my jam... but I just didn't click with this one. Again, overly sweet. I'm sorry. I won't be returning. It's one thing to act like I don't exist/matter but it's another to serve me subpar brews.

Savagewood Brewery is fairly new, so space is very limited so please be patient with the lack of seating. They do have a few tables by their patio area, which is quite nice, especially on a beautiful day like it was yesterday, you get that nice breeze.We went on a Friday and found a real nice crowd there. They have a T.V so a few people were watching the Laker game while others sat in the front playing cards, while we sat at a nearby table by the bar. They do provide free chips and salsa and they were pretty darn good!They have a pretty cool assortment of beers to try. A few ciders, a few IPA's and a really cool 4 dollar flight! (they have the beers pre selected)We ended up building our own flight, it was about 9 dollars. The service was pretty good, the associate behind the bar provided us with great recommendations and knew what he was talking about when it came to beer. He deserves 5 stars. We tried a beer that had been quadrupled dry hoped and man was it good, it was their most expensive beer on the menu. My favorite I believe.Overall their beer was pretty good, not the best, not the worst, but somewhere in the middle. I'd like to go back once they get a few beers in and out of rotation to see how they've adjusted

Friendly staff, probably the best brewery I've tasted so far, unique brews, nice little space, and not too crowded. Definitely going to be coming here often!

The best thing in a Saturday afternoon is to have a nice flight of beers! Savagewood is a very nice brewery. I really love the beer options. And they have their own very unique style. Staff there are so nice and explain to me the different kinds I asked about. And I'm happy because I choose the right four beer flight, I like them all.

Awesome brewery across the street from the back of Trader Joe's!I have been to this location before when it was O'Sullivan Bros Brewery & loved all of their beer. Thankfully, the new beers here at Savagewood are just as delicious!Friendly brewtenders! Smaller brewery with a couple of tables in the front & back. Dog friendly & family friendly. & when we came on a Saturday, they had a BBQ stand at the back that smelled glorious.They have stouts & ales & I really enjoyed the stout!

Had enough time for a quick visit before a company dinner. I've always wanted to go here! It's been on my bookmarks for quite some time now.Idk what it is about microbreweries but they're my favorite kind of breweries to go to and this one fits the bill. Small, somewhat hidden location, yet sizable for a group of friends. I've seen their beers around on ig beer accounts I follow, and their logo with the devilish tiki head is quite ... savage. Love it. I had time to kill on a Friday night so I didn't go for their $5 flight special. But I did try the Penny Savage Berliner and Dank Me Some Mo Mosaic IPA. I was impressed! Quality craft beer at this hidden spot. Wouldn't doubt if they gain more popularity in the next few months. Sad I came in during a time they were out of coasters for my collection but there's another reason to come back!