My boyfriend and I are so happy Fieldworks came to Montgomery Village! We stop by often for beers…read moreand eat there a decent amount too. They have thin crust and Detroit style. They have some staple pizzas that stay around and then it seems they have a season flavor or two that changes out. I enjoyed their gourd pizza last fall! The kale caesar is a good choice too; love that they put egg on it. They have a variety of beers and always have a sour or two on tap, which I appreciate because I only drink sour beer. My current choice is the Raspberry Parfait fruited sour ale. My boyfriend enjoys their west coast beers and most recently loves their Belgian Pale Ale Chloe. Theres seating inside and outside and you generally order with the QR code found on each table. If you sit at the bar, there aren't QR codes and you order with the bartender. Seating outside around the fire pits is communal. Staff are generally nice and helpful. Shout out to Jordan who is always on point - 5/5 stars and beyond for Jordan!

Like others have said, it's a pretty sterile experience. No one greets you or helps you with your…read morefood and drink choices. You're strictly on your own. The decor and furnishings are pretty austere and have been described as akin to an airport lounge. That's pretty accurate. There's no personality or comfortable ambiance to enjoy. It's a self-serve place that uses a QR code ordering system. The only person we interacted with was the runner who brought out our food. We asked her a couple questions about the food, but she had no idea about any of it. She was nice, but just wholly uninformed. The food was a mixed lot. The Ceasar salad and sautéed Brussels sprouts were very good. The pizzas were not. It was an OK experience, but not one we'll soon repeat. I wouldn't necessarily object if someone suggested going there, but short of something like that, I don't see going back. It'll be interesting to see if this place is still here a year from now.

I love the cool vibe and great selection of craft beer at this brewery. The shared tables are fun…read more The beer selection is great, try the Keg Slayer and Bow Down. They have pin ball machines, a pool table, and Food Trucks. It is a little loud, but the atmosphere is fun and it is family and dog friendly.

Every beercation I go on, I start with my top breweries and end up visiting others I've never heard…read moreof. This was one of the latter and it ended up being one of my favorite of the entire trip. It's very modern and open, right in downtown Santa Rosa near other excellent breweries. They had lots of seating, plus a pool table and pinball area. The Mexican food truck pulled right up to a door next to the bar- we loved the food too! The beers were excellent, lots to choose from at reasonable prices. It was a happy and friendly place with lots of groups having fun while listen to great music. The bartenders were super nice, quick to pour and even gave me a few for free. It ended up being trivia night so we stayed for that and had a blast! After I ran out of draft beers to try, I switched to cans of a few others you can drink on site or take to go.

This place is such a gem!…read more Most recently my guy heard the rumor buzz they got a keg of Pliny for their special Younger release. While I don't drink beer, they have SO much to offer on tap there's all kinds of goodness for everyone. They have a huge selection of beers and options, which is nice for folks who enjoy special brews and limited runs. Both on tap and in the coolers to take home. Last year on a trip to Santa Cruz I had the pleasure of finding a hard seltzer that was AMAZING, Untitled Art. They make beer, sours, and seltzers and each one I've tried have been delicious. The most recent was no exception! It's exciting to find delicious gluten free options so I'm always excited for new options. I love that you can bring food in since they don't serve anything in house besides light snacks. Games are on hand, but you can bring in games too. It's a super chill vibe. Always a good time.

Great low key place to grab a beer. They have a rotating menu of great beers. Staff is friendly and…read moreare happy to help you select a beer. Stop by for a good cold beer

Hell yeah, the neighborhood needed a place like this. Everything at and around Montgomery Village…read morefeels so corporate, but this taproom actually feels like a laidback communal gathering place where you can relax, enjoy some beers, and even share some laughs with some strangers. They have a great selection of local beers on tap and it looks like some great cocktails too. So far I've loved the watermelon lager and the amber Mexican lager. They also have large screens, making it perfect for anyone who wants to catch a game (I was fortunate enough to first stumble upon this taproom when the World Cup was still on). What makes this place even better is that they have an amazing food truck vendor serving delicious tacos & burritos out on their spacious beautiful outdoor patio. And to me, the Mexican food they serve is far tastier than most of the popular taco truck joints in Sonoma county. Generous proportions and fair prices. All in all, I'm really impressed by the overall ambiance and service, and I'm really glad we have a place like this in the neighborhood. Wish I had started coming here a long time ago. Keep doing what you're doing, folks. Absolutely love the vibes!

One of the best places! Nice prices, homemade chamoy, and a fire food truck on site. Cool patio,…read morecomfortable seating options, and cool arcade setup! The vibes are immaculate; for just a drink, a soccer viewing, or a bachata night! Have also encountered full mariachi birthday parties there as well, never boring!

One of those must visit breweries if you are ever in close proximity…read more I haven't had a bad beer here and I've gone through a lot of them The location could be better. It could be closer to my house and not all the way across the country

Quality/Quantity - Got two flights of beers. The first one…read morewas from the CA Style section of the menu. All of which were too light for me. As in flavor, not alcohol levels. It was not bad, just not wowed. If you are following, I have been buying many of these beers from Whole Paycheck, I mean Whole Foods from $6 a bottle. On the second flight, I decided to do the entire Belgian Inspired Flight - The better of the two flights. So many different flavors. My daughter got the Southwest Wrap - I took a small bite, it was good. Just the perfect amount of kick, spice. And I think it's healthy. Kettle chips were good but had some burnt ends?!?! We were going to get the wings also, but after drinking 13 samplers, I was so full. Plus my daughter wanted to check out Teriyaki Madness in Novato, so off we went. See other review. Ambiance - Decent size location. Indoor and outdoor seating. An indoor bar, counter, and table seating. Semi open kitchen. Street metered parking. There is a paid lot/garage in the rear of the building but we got a perfect space right in front so did not need to go to the garage. MAKE sure you feed the meter, I watched people getting tickets!! The meter maids are on foot, so it was not easy to see them coming. It is best to keep your meter fed. Happy hour available for $1 off beers. Many other specials; see my pictures or check out their website. Clean restrooms. Cool art outside the building; see pictures. A small gift shop. Service - Jon did a good job. Patient. And checked up on us often. Price - $40 + generous tip. I think it was a little expensive for what we got. The meal came out to "two" beers and a wrap; really just enough food for one person. But because we are light eaters, it was enough for us. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1997. My goal is to join the line next year for Pliny The Young!!! Wish me luck.

We stopped in here for lunch while a game was on. Nice open space and service was friendly and…read moreprompt. Beers and ciders to choose from and cute little spot. Food was really good and fresh. Portions were plenty and the price was fine. This is a good spot to come grab a pint and a bite, plus if you want to watch sports they've got games on.

Nice little brewery located in central Santa Rosa. They have indoor and outdoor seating, as well as…read morebar seating, and they are dog friendly. The Atlas beer is lovely - it's light and refreshing while still having a bold hoppy flavor. The server's seem to know many of the customers by name which made the space have a welcoming, "neighboorhoody" feel.

This was a neat spot in Santa Rosa, but the main draw for me being the beer was lacking in both…read morequality and quantity. Shady Oak is right downtown and a quick walk from the mall or other breweries in the area. It has very ceilings with awesome art and pinball machines. It looks like a great place for concerts. At the back is a shady seating area next to the river path beyond the fence. I opted to sit at the bar; it was mostly regulars and everyone was friendly. On my visit, they only had four beers of their own on draft; one wasn't drinkable due to an off flavor, the others were just okay. If you're on a beercation, this isn't one to go out of your way for. If you're looking for a fun and comfy spot to relax with friends, this is a good one.

Awesome brewery! The…read moreservice is always superb, and the owner is incredibly friendly and welcoming. If you're looking for a chill, laid-back vibe for a date night or just to unwind this is the spot. Highly recommend!

I love Beer Baron for their outdoor patio on the square, and their happy hour…read more The drinks are always good and their Paloma is very refreshing and tastes high-quality. The fries are my favorite thing to get here. They're always perfectly cooked. I also tend to order the guacamole and chips every time I come here, but every single time I also say it always needs a little bit more lime as the smoky flavor is very prominent. Sometimes they have live music, and they also have a back room that's more private if you want a quieter scene.

Came here for their happy hour drinks and food! Good options and fast service! I was lucky to come…read morewhen it wasn't busy but I do know it can get pretty crowded on a weekend night

I came here to watch one of the world cup games and loved the atmosphere…read more The property is pretty large, with a spacious outdoor patio and an industrial style indoor taproom. They are very dog friendly, and even have little treats available for your pups. I brought my dog, and we met lots of other doggy friends and felt very welcomed. I was looking for something lighter, so I ordered their fruit punch seltzer, which was refreshing. I've also had several their beers in the past and enjoyed them too. I heard they release a new beer every 1-2 weeks, which keeps the tap list fresh. They have chips and candy available for snacks, and they have a variety of revolving food trucks that they host. I've seen everything from Mexican and pizza to sandwiches.

Cooperage is my go-to spot whenever I'm in the mood for a beer. Always a good atmosphere and I…read morealways have a great time there. This time they had Galvin's Eatery and I tried the birria tacos... they were bomb! I also ended up trying their mango slushees and those were so good too. Great drinks, great food, and a great time as always.

We attended their World Cup Final event. The staff handled the large crowd with ease. The service…read morewas exceptional! Fish and chips were delicious! I never waited in the beverage line for more than a few minutes. Food was ordered at the bar and servers ran it out. Several TVs inside along the wall, a large projector screen on the east wall, and a 65" outside all displayed the game. The sound was good too. I had no difficulty hearing the match over the noise of the crowded venue. Water was supplied next to the bar and was self service. It was constantly kept full. I never saw it empty. When the bar served so much it ran out of glasses they already had plastic cups available. Overall, great spot full of great people. Well done.

My family and I stopped by The Goose & Fern to watch a World Cup match because their website had…read moreadvertised that they'd be showing the game. My wife and I had just visited Abbey Tavern this past weekend, a premier Scottish pub in the City, and we expected a similar atmosphere. However, the moment we showed up, we were met with great disappointment. The Goose & Fern is honestly a terrible place to watch a sports match: there was only a single TV mounted in the back corner of the restaurant, the TV wasn't particularly large, and the speakers had been turned completely off. What a bust. Although the food was decent, especially the Shepherd's pie -- which came piping hot in a small cast iron skillet, the service was downright dreadful and almost non-existent. We never received waters (or were even asked if we wanted beverages), our table wasn't given enough silverware, we were never checked on during the meal, and we were waiting around for 30 minutes twiddling our thumbs before somebody from our party finally went up to try to pay for the check. In hindsight, a tip was not warranted for the lack of service. Overall, Yelp grossly misled me on The Goose & Fern. This is not a spot I would stop by again to watch a sporting match. If you're in this part of Santa Rosa, do yourself a favor and head over to Dave and Busters down the street where they have a bunch of massive screens, tons of beer options, and service that will far surpass what you're getting here.