I was in town with a relative and we decided to stop in for a drink. Friendly staff , good beer and…read morelive music! It wasn't too busy on a Friday night which was unusual to see. I have been here before and I would come back when in town! Plus .... Free WIFI !

Excellent brewery spot with great beer & relaxed service!…read more Located against the railroad track on the back side of the building, it's a bit difficult to find, but just drive all the way in to the large alley, I guess Maple Ave. Nice wide open set up, perfect for a cold beer on a warm day. Wife went for the Crimson Horizon, and she enjoued it. I got a sip and it was smoother butterier than the Firestone cali squeeze? I tried the Avocado Honey Ale since can't go wrong with description of amber honey ale! Was told it was a version of their kolsch with local honey. Wow, it was smooth with a bit of sweet finish, so addictive!!! Still had hours to drive so couldn't just have as many as I wanted, but I checked online and seemed Albertsons sold it so figured I can just pick them up back at home. But the gentleman resting at the bar told me he delivers their beer but only up to the hills. I guess maybe available in stores up to Camarillo, but not over that hill/mountain. I had to have more of it, and they had 6 packs in the cooler for purchase so went for a pack. The green cans are such delightful vessels to hold the even more delightful liquid inside. Wife even cut out the top and using the cute cans as planters, lol! The cans poured out at home was excellent as well, very fresh and refreshing and could get tiny hints of avocado on sips. Just a great beer! After browsing the brewery, it seems avocado honey ale is their signature beer, so I got lucky to choose that from the menu, lol. While enjoying the beer, the amtrak train blew it's horn to leave from the Carpinteria station, so we rushed out to wave and enjoy seeing that go by right in front as well. I am sure the locals were shaking their heads at our excitement of seeing the train go by, one gentleman when leaving even complimented my kid's dance moves from when we were out there to greet and send off the train, lol! Awesome local spot and great folks, just a very relaxing spot to enjoy the delicious avo honey ale! Just hidden so maybe not many visitors to Carpinteria find it, but I picked it out from search for brewery and chose this over the other one on the main streets. What a find for an out of towner! Hope they can expand out or grow their delivery area, maybe get it sent to total wine which must have a distribution center. Otherwise, this is a must stop for any SB trips for sure!

My first trip to Carpinteria and an accidental stumble into this gem. We wanted quality wine…read moretasting and some tasty bites and we were impressed with everything. We were treated with the best hospitality while we enjoyed good wine and homemade dishes. I tasted the best artichoke dip served with chips and toasted bread. We also loved their kale salad and mac & cheese. Ingredients are fresh and in generous portions. This is a great place with comfortable atmosphere. Will definitely return.

Great night! we decided to sit outside because we our pet visiting from out of town. They have wall…read moreheats and tower heaters so you're well surrounded by warmth. Food was great had the seafood cioppino bowl and arancini. friendly staff and great wine selection!

Very friendly, welcoming place. The service and the food were good. You can eat inside, at the…read morebar or on the patio. We had the bbq chicken salad and the fish and chips along with beer and cider.

Great Food! Great Customer Service!…read moreGreat restaurant! First time going to this brewery. Enjoyed the Carpenteria salad with ginger dressing and the asada fries. There was also the fish tacos , which I didn't try due to my allergy. The artichoke was different. The portions are enough to share. The waiter was attentive as well as the other staffers. Enjoyed lunch here on a lovely Saturday in which we sat outside on the patio. Washed everything down with the berry acai hard seltzer which was tasty and a refreshing (not a big beer drinker). Unfortunately, everything was so good there was no room for dessert.

Someone said the drinks tasted like white wine and it's true. This place has Goldilock's approval…read morebecause it's not too sweet and not to sour. They have a nice back area with a nice outdoor patio. A great place to chill and enjoy your drinks. Service here was pretty good when you order and she did come by to take our trash from our food order. Wild flower-Standard almost like neutral white wine Rare earth- feels like a nice warmed baked good in a drink with the cinnamon and spice. Sierra madre- has that quality aged wine flavor. Milk and honey had that creamy sweetness (not overly sweet) High and dry reminds me of a white wine with the crisp apple notes Kombucha here is not sour. And the jasmine has lite notes but I tasted more hops Elderberry echinacea (these are good for respiratory health/ infections btw) - has that lactose flavor

Came by for the Empanadas stayed for the Mead / Kombucha. I tend to lean towards the alcohol stuff…read morebut the Guavacito is delicious! Tried the mead taster sample platter and they were delicious. changed my mind the way I drink mead. They were all pretty tasty Wish they had this in LA Great parking, cool intimate vibes, the mead guy was super helpful in sharing the mead info. love how its all natural sugar. you never know what they put inside the canned stuff!

Yes enjoyed our experience it was very nice. Like The rustic tap handles very unique. And enjoyed…read morethe beer as well.

Great selection of beer, knowledgeable staff, plus indoor/outdoor tables with fresh air and shade…read more It's not every day you see the brew master pulling beer! The most experimental brewery in the County. Next door you can get incredible empanadas from Che. Yum!

The same awesome smash burgers you get in SB are now in Carpinteria. Packed full of flavor with the…read morecaramelized onions and wagyu beef, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu! The fries are also crispy and crunchy and have added flavor from the beef tallow. The service is quick and the location is a perfect for a get together inside Linden Square!

Linden Square is an excellent addition to Carp. It brings more options to the downtown area with a…read morevariety of places to grab some food and some drinks in a cool environment. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor causal seats to relax. I just popped in for a drink at the Third Window Brewery. This is Third Window Brewery second location, the first one is in SB. I was pleased to find that they offer two options for cider drinkers-- and one of the two is not too sweet. The cider was a little over 9 dollars. Beyond cider they offer a significant number of choices for beer. For beer drinkers they have Belgian and IPA options. The place seems to be very popular on the weekend around lunch time. Of course, it was Mother's Day too, but I am sure this place on the weekends, especially summer pulls a great deal of people in. The service at the bar was ok. They provided me exactly what I needed in a timely fashion.

Came here for some pre-dinner cocktails and sat at the gorgeous bar. Our bartender was so wonderful…read morein explaining certain things about their extensive and fun cocktail menu & made great recommendations. I could've stayed here all night!

Beautifully crafted drinks and classy appetizers along side with perfect customer service that is…read morevery professional and personable. Each drink has a story and glasses are said to be made in Italy.

Food: Burrito Traditional EXCELLENT. A little $$ but I think worthwhile…read more Service: good but, we were two of four people in restaurant. It was early. Ambiance: okay not bad.

6 pm midweek with friends. Place gets busy but we were able to walk in. I ordered the pork chile…read moreverde burrito. It was huge, hot, and fantastic. I was so happy. I loved it!! The pork was plentiful and tender, the verde sauce was delicious. The red and the green salas were both good, but the green was absolutely the winner. This guy is hefty and runs about $20. Normal people would have leftovers, I did not. Service was good but a little slow on the return, it was busy. Great dinner. Support local!

Amazing definitely recommend, great service and food! The environment was amazing as well!read more

Test Pilot lands somewhere in the orbit of tiki without fully crash-landing on a bamboo runway, and…read morehonestly, that works in its favor. In a stretch of Lower State packed with breweries, wine bars, and roaming weekend energy-drink humans in vintage bowling shirts, it threads the needle nicely between cocktail bar and tropical escape pod. The menu leans tiki-adjacent rather than deep-cut exotica, but the drinks are smartly built and avoid the "every problem can be solved with more rum" philosophy. There's a solid spread of spirits across the board, which makes the place feel more welcoming to a broader nightlife crowd instead of strictly rum disciples clutching vintage Trader Vic's mugs. The Oaxacan Dead was the standout for me. Smoky, balanced, endlessly sippable. One of those drinks where every sip quietly talks you into ordering another without turning into a sugar avalanche. The Jungle Bird was also great, though presented more in the direction of a Negroni than the punchier tropical versions you usually see. Bitter, restrained, and easy to settle into. Crowd-wise, things tilted a little frat-floaty as the night rolled on, but the staff handled everything smoothly and kept the vibe from turning into full pirate mutiny. Service stayed friendly and composed even when the volume of the room started climbing like a malfunctioning theremin. Big bonus points for the location and outdoor seating. Being right in the middle of Lower State makes it an easy launch point or final stop depending on your evening trajectory. Grab a drink, people-watch, drift between breweries and wine spots, repeat as necessary.