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    Figueroa Mountain Brewing

    4.0 (108 reviews)
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    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
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    Alex K.

    There's never been a bad moment everytime we're here. Service is also amazing and the staff are always so friendly. The selections of beer they carry is exceptional. Not only beer, there's always some Sort of food truck that's parked outside. Don't know if it's all the time but each visit we've been there been some truck parked outside. Inside has the cool pub vibes with a sports bar feel. While outside has the communal picnic tables as well as lounges throughout the grassy area. A cool place where you can hang and enjoy music. They have live music every now and then. There's another location in Santa Barbara but this one is our favorite. Right in town from everything. The selections of their beer as well as the ciders are all great. Tasting can be given if you would like to sample something. They also have a little game room in the back area for the kiddos. Its always a great time whenever we're here.

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    Olivia G.

    The beer was delicious and staff was amazing overall experience was awesome would definitely recommend.

    Dog on the table

    Beer was fine, but seeing this dog walking on the table was just not OK! I love dogs, don't get me wrong.

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    Lizzie D.

    We love Los Olivos and Fig Mtn is a perfect place to spend an afternoon. We stopped here before lunch at nearby Bar le Cote (which is also absolutely amazing!) They have the most attractive can art and the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. They often have live music and food trucks outside. Plenty of seating indoor, outdoor and shaded!

    Great beer horrible service. Bartender was cold. Didn't ask if we wanted a second drink. Sat and felt ignored.

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    Corina R.

    Super cute beer bar off Main Street. Indoor & outdoor seating. Beer exceptionally good. Cold and tasty. The only problem is no food because they had a problem in the kitchen. And we had to wait for the bar server to finish her personal conversation so she could wait on us. Yelp needs half stars because this place really deserves a 3 1/2stars. Sports on TV.

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    Ryan F.

    Stopped by on the way to Paso and was pleasantly surprised at how cool this location was. The bar inside was lively, the staff was very attentive and welcoming, and the outside grass area was very relaxing. Beer was great, got some carnitas nachos outside and had a nice break from being cooped up in the car. Really enjoyed the visit here and didn't want to leave. Will definitely be making a return visit in the future

    Sharing a variety - carnitas tacos, crack wings, burger, and loaded fries (veggie style)
    Abel M.

    Food from The Figueroa trick was great. Hoppy Poppy IPA was amazing, refreshing. The bartender was super cool dude. I'm sure the wineries in the area are the big tourist draw but for me, it's always best with beer. The ambiance was great, welcoming, casual, just chill.

    Take home draught in a can and crack it open later for ultimate freshness!
    Dalia V.

    Los Olivos is home to the finest culinary and wine offerings in the Valley. Quiet and quaint, this town is small but mighty. I had imagined this place to be a sit down restaurant with servers and a generous array of beers on tap. This is partly true. I found it to be more of a neighborhood watering hole, with the food actually coming from a food truck as opposed to an attached kitchen. The structure of this restaurant is a converted house. While I don't mind food trucks, I find it off putting to see runners traveling back and forth from the truck to the bar delivering food. Can't imagine the food is hot. This is just me. This place was really fun to grab a quick drink though. Alternative garage music blaring, this bar's seating area is majority outside so be sure to dress weather appropriate. Our main purpose was to stop by to grab some draught beers in a can to go, to give as Christmas gifts. They insert a special bead "widget" in the can and add nitrogen to the beer, to maintain freshness. Sweet! They also offer a house Chardonnay, Cabernet and a Pinot, which were pretty solid labels that particular day. I saw several kids and dogs. Our dog loved the water bowls positioned all throughout the grounds. Restrooms were pretty clean. Apparently bathrooms are very hard to come by in Los Olivos according to local merchants so this is actually a huge plus. I'd definitely recommend this bar for serious beer enthusiasts. I was told our gifts of draught beers in a can were a huge hit. We enjoyed our time here and look to try the food in the future if our circumstances allow.

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