Drinks: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Customer service: 5/5 Price: $ ADA access: yes Restrooms: yes, downstairs Ambiance: casual Pros: unique bar inside an old church. Flights of beer available. You can order food from next door

I love when places repurpose different buildings like library coffee shops and this works well for…read morea brewery. If it was just the small church it would be one thing but they also have a nice courtyard with hanging lights that could stand on its own. The beer itself was good but not typically what I like. What I go for usually is the super hazy ones and these were mostly hoppy but my wife liked them. The staff was super friendly and let us try a few before we picked. Overall a cool concept and a fun place to swing in for a beer.

I remember back when you were a wee baby…read more Covid-19 flashbacks to 2018...we were having dinner in the Kearny Mesa-Convoy St. area and wanted to check out what was new or different nearby and saw Hopnonymous on the Yelp search results. As we parked I realized this was the former location for Council Brewing (RIP - I liked their bourbon barrel aged stout btw). Other than the large wooden council table removed and obvious branding & decor changes, the general layout looked familiar. We received a warm, friendly welcome from Remy, who shared the brewery concept and backstory. Sampled beers from their list of six offerings and said we would return. Additional return visits and fast forward to 2026 with Hopnonymous Brewing doing quite well. The front patio is built out with additional seating, table space, and another tv screen to accommodate beer loving sports fans. The rotating food truck and pop-up kitchen schedule offers a variety of eats in with Trivia Tuesdays. Hop beertenders are very nice and a positive reflection of Remy's hospitality. Customer service is key. Until next time...Cheers!

So here's the reason they have the overall 4.8 stars in case you didn't know. They produce kick ass…read morebeers across the board. Even the lady likes the seltzer called Juicebox Hero. Taken from that Foreigner song. It was called Jukebox Hero. Play on words. It's common in the beer industry. Familiarity with a twist. My personal favorite is the Big Fundamental IPA, which they don't always have on tap since it's not one of the core beers here. I've tried at least 5-6 other styles and they were all top tier. Just think of this, in a time when local breweries are closing faster than they open, this place is thriving. No doubt very impressive. They recently took over the Little Miss brewing location on Adams avenue, and for good reason. Build the business. They needed this in the area. There is still enough demand for great beer as you get closer to North Park believe it or not. On my most recent visit they did my favorite beer and chatted with the owner Remy for a minute. I met him pouring the beers back when they first opened years back. Great friendly Frenchman I must say! He even invited me to come to the Adams location next week as they will be installing an air conditioning system, so I'll stop by. He has a beer waiting for me I just know it.

Must do beer stop when in San Diego! You can only get…read moreWatermelon Dorado at the brewery, as far as I know! I miss being able to get it at the grocery store! I always try to stop in, when I can, and am in the area. Love love love it here!! The Brussels are delicious but big. The poke is good. Tried the crispy chicken salad today for dinner. It's amazing and filling!! Already looking forward to the next time

During the World Cup they had a viewing party. One of the TV's was a full minute behind the others…read moreso we heard everything happening before we saw it. I politely asked them to try turning it off and on to get it up to speed, and they started being unbelievably rude and threatening to not give us drinks. Claimed they did try already and I know for a fact they didn't, we were sitting there the entire game. Unbelievably terrible customer service.

We had such an amazing experience at Gravity Heights in Mission Valley! From the delicious food and…read moredrinks to the exceptional service, everything was wonderful. When I called to make a reservation for Happy Hour, Jacob let me know that the Happy Hour section was first come, first served. However, he was kind enough to make an exception and reserve a table for us. That meant so much! Even more special, Jacob came over to our table to introduce himself and make sure we were enjoying everything. What an amazing personal touch! And our waitress, Juliana, was absolutely fantastic! She KNOWS what's good! Her recommendations were spot-on. We ordered the cauliflower, patatas, and birria quesadilla, and everything was delicious. And the Spring Fling Spritz drinks were AMAZING! One of my sisters is vegan, and the vegan Mezze Platter was unbelievably delicious. She loved it! A huge thank you to Jacob, Juliana, and the entire Gravity Heights team for making our visit such a wonderful experience. Great food, amazing drinks, excellent service, and such thoughtful hospitality. We will definitely be back!

Perfect place for brunch as long as you can find parking! We always luck out in the underground…read moreparking, so that'll be your best bet. There's plenty of outdoor seating, but highly recommend making a reservation if you prefer to sit inside. The staff are so nice, the drinks and food are delicious, and we love how local it is in the valley!

Great local brewery with good beers and friendly staff. Looking forward to coming back!read more

Great vibes. Kid friendly…read moreDog friendly Good brews. This place is a cool spot has really cool decor and the staff is nice. They have empanadas only for food.

After having some fish tacos across the street, our party walked over to Harland's. I got a flight…read moreand I really loved the aloha and the yuzu. The aloha had pineapple and marshmallow I believe. Plenty of seating with a large outdoor space. Bathroom was clean. Street parking. Service was friendly. I would definitely visit again in the future.

Been drinking Harland Brewing for years and FINALLY made it to this location. Walked in thinking it…read morewas going to be a tiny space with only a few tables and was amazed with the gorgeous layout. The Beertenders were AWESOME from the moment we got there! They are super helpful and welcoming and have the best energy. Definitely want to become a regular just to be able to kick it with them. Parking was easy; found street parking right away! I'm sure some days it can be harder than others with parking, but we took it as a sign! Harland has one of the best Japanese Lagers and honestly this is the beer we always try to get when it comes to drinking Harland! We got this and CRONE ZONE, because, come on! GO PADS! My husband was happy because there were outlets right at our table, so he could charge his phone! & the variety of table top options and seats makes everyone feel comfortable! Lastly, they said a restaurant two doors down delivers food if we order, so even though they may not have an entire restaurant, they still work with other local restaurants to make the experience worthwhile! Can't wait to go back!

I guess this place is closed?…read more Regardless, my notes were: Great vibes, OK beer, kitchen closes early I was impressed by their crisp lagers. RIP Half Door.

It has been a long time since I last stopped in here. Place looks the same as before…read more This time I arrived early enough to have dinner. When I was walking around downtown, I did not realize the Padres had a home game the same day. Place was busy when I stopped in but managed to get a table relatively quickly. I started off with a Scottish egg which I have never had before. It was very interesting to try. Main dish was fish and chips. Very good. Battered fish is three smaller strips instead of one large piece of fish which I am more used to. I had a flight of three beers. They offer a flight of three, four, and five beers. I tried Father Ted Belgian Blonde, Spring Training IPA, and Gimmick Ale White Chocolate Peanut Butter Golden Milk Stout. The first two were good. The Milk Stout was different . Service was good. I like the converted house into a restaurant. Each room can be different and it feels less crowded. Overall, a great place for food and drink.

Having not been here in years, yours truly was far past due for a refresher. Glad I did it…read more It's tough to find a barrel-aged brown ale at all but New English has one year round and it's quite tasty. High marks. The place is spacious and has tons of indoor and outdoor seating, it's kid and dog friendly and has a 21+ area if you're not a fan of the aforementioned kids and canines. Good beer menu, nice mix of styles and they have a couple seltzer options too. Friendly service. There's tacos and coffee nearby and this is an easy spot to spend a few hours.

Go Dani, go Dani, GO!…read more An awesome outdoor "playground", some solid brews, but some bogus dartboards...lol I've been here a number of times, and not once have I had such a helpful, enthusiastic, and awesome beertender as Dani. She gave a spot-on recommendation, provided excellent 5 star customer service, and just had an overall positive vibe that transcended the bar top. Shout out to Dani for hustling behind the bar, while still providing such warm service. The outdoor area is the pièce de résistance of this brewery. The outdoor area gets a 5/5 for having a ton of seating, tables, and some shade covering. I love that they have some dartboards here, but both of them were so worn down, the bullseye areas were completely shredded. Since they're shredded to the core, the darts won't stick to the board in the bullseye areas, rendering the boards effectively useless. Please cop a few $50 dartboards and bring the back the fun. Thanks New English!!!

Had the pina colada. It was really good I added strawberry to it. I should have taken a pic but…read moreforgot. Have inside and outside. Love the ambiance as well

Great little outpost of Stone Brewing on the outskirts of Little Italy…read more Loved sitting on the outside patio by the Fire pit's and it is a little escape from the immediate surroundings. Service was fast and friendly, bar tenders were really nice! It's a tap house serving beer, they have a few snacks and some merchandise. Tried a 30th anniversary Stone IPA, it was good but not one of my favorites- but a nice nonetheless enjoyed on that patio

Hands down, Eppig is the best brewery with a view! Excellent location in Point Loma overlooking the…read moreMarina with great seating areas and a good selection of beverages. It's also excellent for dogs and large parties. I honestly could sit there all day watching the boats come in and out sipping on a flight of beer. While parking can be a little challenging, it's a great hang out spot and perfect for an after boating beverage!

Eppig has easily become my favorite brewery to visit on a sunny weekend day!…read more They have a wide selection of beers on tap including ciders and sours and they're reasonably priced. The views are incredible with plenty of seating overlooking the water and a nice breeze that blows through the open indoor area. The staff is all incredibly nice and helpful when picking your drink! They do request that you cover outside brands logo on growlers if you fill them there, but I feel like that's pretty standard