Tasty drinks, friendly staff, dog friendly and fun atmosphere. On one of our visits there was a…read morefood truck in the alley.

Place closed 40 minutes early like wtf you missed out on two hangry ass women eating and spending…read moremoney on food and beer. It's like always closed it seems cheap owner so I'm done not going back anymore.

Fun little brewery to quench our thirst in a hot summer day! Stopped in on a whim to kill some…read moretime. Very friendly upbeat staff. Establishment and fun, inviting and family friendly. There's a cute tiny arcade/video game section tucked in the back for the kids (and adult kids, lol) There was a variety of flavors with fun nick names and you can even order some to go and they sealed it up fresh for you to enjoy at home! We will return to taste all of the flavors eventually! lol

Such a cute little spot!! Stopped by after some events in Leemore and couldn't be happier. The…read morestaff was friendly and patient while I decided my flout choices and the beers came right away. Great vibes from the people there and the staff, would definitely come back!!

We stopped in here during a visit to Sequoia. it was very busy even though it was a weeknight. The…read moreservice was attentive and efficient. The food was very good. The Club sandwich was too large for my mouth but tasted good. The Salmon sandwich was good too. Good selection of beers

I really wanted to love the meal at BrewBakers this past Friday, but unfortunately, the kitchen…read moremissed the mark on a classic. I ordered the French Dip, which should be a slam dunk for a pub-style spot, but it lacked the basic execution that makes that sandwich great. The Main Event: French Dip * The Bread: This was the biggest disappointment. It wasn't toasted, grilled, or even brushed with a little butter. It felt like an afterthought, leaving the texture of the sandwich completely uninspired. * The Meat: The tri-tip was sliced thin and seemed okay, though it had that "pre-cooked this morning" vibe rather than being fresh off the block. * The Au Jus: A French Dip lives and dies by the dip. Unfortunately, this was essentially bland beef broth--watery and lacking any deep, salty, or beefy complexity. The Silver Lining The meal wasn't a total wash, thanks to the sides. The fries arrived piping hot, crispy, and seasoned well. Paired with a side of their ranch, they were easily the best part of the plate. Final Verdict: If you're going for the atmosphere and a cold beer, it's a win. But if you're craving a high-quality sandwich, you might want to look elsewhere until they step up their bread game.

Three campers stopped at Sequoia Brewing in Visalia during the drive home from Sequoia and Kings…read moreCanyon National Parks on June 3rd. The running water in the bathroom was well appreciated. The campers ordered three beers and the Gilroy pizza (chicken, feta, tomato, artichoke hearts). They rotated the three beers until each guest tried a sip of each beer and concluded all three beers were excellent! Then the plates arrived, one dirty with food residue. While the campers did not expect to have cleaner dishes at their campsite than at a restaurant with running water, they understood that sometimes automatic dishwashers don't get all food residue off 100% of the time, and sometimes waiters forget to visually inspect the plates they serve for foreign object debris. Next, the pizza arrived with chicken, feta, tomato, and mushrooms?! Now the campers specifically choose the Gilroy pizza for the artichoke hearts and avoided the Flame Grilled Pesto Pizza due to its mushrooms. Immediately upon serving the pie, one camper asked if the right pizza arrived. The half-conscious waiter lied, assuring the correct pizza was served. However, the campers were hungry and in a hurry to drive back home. Nevertheless one reviewed the menu and confirmed that the pizza order is wrong due to the mushroom for artichoke heart switcharoo. This camper told the waiter, who then kindly offered to make the correct pie to remedy the situation, without apologizing for gaslighting the campers earlier while displaying a total lack of awareness for the toppings on the Gilroy pizza. The campers politely declined due to the time required to bake another pizza, with a desire to arrive home quickly, and ate the pizza that was served. Normally, a waiter with a shred of emotional intelligence would offer a free dessert or waive the cost of one of the three beers the campers ordered to remedy the dishonesty, disgusting dishes, and disorganized delivery of delicious, but different than desired, edibles. Instead, the campers paid their full tab and generously compensated the waiter with an industry standard gratuity. The quality of the pizza was delicious: both the toppings and the crust. The owners and brewmasters did an excellent job providing delicious nourishments and liquids while the manager is failing them by not holding the staff accountable to the very basics: clean dishes and correct food orders. The campers had a simple order without substitutions, meaning only the most incompetent staff could find a way to screw it up. Five stars for taste but the service downgrades this review to four. Update (to the owner who replied) why would I go back when you haven't offered any remedy?

Having recently heard the news about the closure, I would like to recall the good and mostly the…read morebad. Sequoia Brewing was best for the affordable drinks and not for any food items. Drinks were always made strong and the servers were pleasant although the food always took forever to come out. The food always tasted frozen and oily. The health score should have deterred us and we were always met with sticky tables and glasses. *Three Rivers Mojito: could have used more mint but boy was the rum pour heavy. The lime taste was strong and I would have like more strawberry puree. *Pretty In Pink: fruity and sour with a strong alcoholic finish. I wanted more of a elderflower and hibiscus flavor but the prominent raspberry taste was still good. *Watermelon Vodka: slightly artificial but wow was the vodka heavy. Despite ordering this during happy hour, the pour was generous and the glass was massive. *Fried Pickles: the batter was incredibly thick and it wasn't cooked through. I literally had to peel off the doughy exterior to enjoy the classic pickle. This item needed more time in the fryer and the batter recipe should be revised. *Potstickers: the only decent food item. This was most likely frozen given the perfectly identical creases but it was steamed properly. The dipping sauce was flavorful and vinegary. *Fish and Chips: suffered from the same thick and flavorless batter. The fries were alright, salty and crispy. The cod was tough and rubbery. I mostly ate the fries with the tartar sauce and ranch and left the fish alone. Sequoia Brewing, your cheap drinks will be missed but pretty much nothing else.

The family was a little too early to my nephew's party, so we stopped here to kill some time. My…read morenephew had mentioned this brewery numerous times. It is a small place, located in an industrial warehouse setting. About 6 beers on tap when we went. Tried their porter and it was solid and my wife enjoyed her cider too. Looking forward to trying their pumpkin beer release for this year.

Best beer, pub food and service in central California. We try to go every Saturday and have never…read morebeen disappointed. We love Kaweah. We take a growler of the best IPA home every week.

Indoor soccer, food trucks, and beer ( other drinks like alcoholic slushies available also)…read more Service is good. Staff are friendly. Both indoor and outdoor seating on hand. Big screen tvs for viewing sports games. Indoor bar inside. Family friendly. It truly is a sports persons paradise. Good place to chill with friends

Amazing place! Great beer as brewery, talented soccer games & different food, attending to the…read moreevents there had been my way to go lately. Also, they have a huge screen in case you want to watch any particular sports event!

Dropped in while visiting town and was happy we did so. Great location away from the busy busy…read moredowntown corridor that is welcoming, lively, and really an enjoyable spot to hang out for a while. The service was great and we really enjoyed meeting the owner, chatting about a wide variety of topics, and just spending some time listening to live music and enjoying their beers. Got a flight and a couple pints. The decor is great and the spot really is very comfortable to go hang out, have a drink, and meet some new people.

My husband, my mom, and I enjoy coming here. Both my mom and I love the delicious mead. We have had…read moredifferent batches of it and it's so good. I enjoy their cider as well. My hubby enjoys the various IPAs. This place has a welcoming environment and everyone has been nice.

Stopped by while in town for the national parks. I grabbed a flight and everything was so good! I'm…read morebig into sours and they had two on tap and they were both great. I understand why they have won so many awards. Great spot for beer and will be back next time I'm visiting the national parks. Google Maps might take you to the back of the building; either drive to the other side or just walk all the way through to the entrance. Super friendly staff!

First time checking this place out was this past Friday, I've had a few of the beers so I was…read moreexcited to give the actual brewery a try. I like how the location is tucked away and not on the main strip of Herndon, I like the amount of outdoor seating, the misters on the north side which helped a lot because there's plenty of shade on the East but the sun will beat on you around the other side. Only downside was there were no outside TV's, they did bring one from inside but with the sun it was hard to have an angle that allowed everybody to watch. The beers were great, I wish I could recall what I had but the only one I recall was taboo 50/50. EXCELLENT. The staff was friendly, helpful, and inviting. The place was packed, most there for the USMNT's World Cup opener and I feel like they handled the crowd well. Only reason I don't give this place a more favorable review is the food options and the restroom situation, the mobile lavatories and the food trucks were a real bummer, this is a big location and it feels like they could've fit a kitchen in there somewhere. I'm a bit of a prude though I don't care for food trucks but theres nothing else being offered no chips, no nuts, no small eats. I did see a party inside with little Caesar's and stuff but idk if that's allowed for everybody or just a group party offering. But the mobile restrooms were nasty, humid, dirty, and just felt like a bad option for the area, the steps and the people stumbling out of them idk. Aside from those two things it was a cool spot.