Great brewery! The space is beautiful, the beer is really good, and I heard the food was pretty…read moretasty too, although we did not have any as we came from lunch. Love the vibe of this place. It's situated in an area with lots of small shops and eateries. Would totally go back and try the beers with some nibbles next time. Street parking was easy.

Chelsea went above and beyond to make our visit smooth. The entire vibe of this place is really…read moreawesome and the small bite offerings were perfect as well. Will be returning

Bomb. If you want plain jane please go elsewhere. Well, you might still find your thang here. But,…read moretheir house Saison? It's a perfect clone of Dupont but actually fresh out of the keg? And therefore better (unless you be chillin in Belgium). That is not a compliment to be taken lightly. First American Saison that I actually want to fill up my growler with and don't care about the cost. That good. Pizza... I'm always sus about detroit style (allot of places precook the bread and therefore you are eating pizza toast). And for 28 bucks for a roni, I'd be a bit pissed. BUT. I actually dont know if they are doing that and franky don't care because I could not detect it (and I can usually tell being that I'm a bread baker). That being said, the bread is bomb as hell quite enjoyable. Even cold. So. It's worth the price. Or go spend the same or considerably more on some GIANT boring pizza somewhere else so you can eat leftovers for the rest of the week (or be in horrible pain from overeating). Your call. But worth it. Must try spot. House Saison. Done son #1.

To finish out our trip, we stopped at Sante Adairius in Santa Cruz. We had been to the Oakland…read morelocation, but this was on the way (and had, as Brookies called it, Unauthentic Detroit Style Pizza). We enjoyed some pours and some pizza while we did a little bit of work. For food: Brookies is banging. We started with the Sourdough Pretzel. It had a nice color to hit, unique shape, and was served with House Beer Cheese and Mustard. But for the main show we got the Pepperoni with Red Sauce, Mozzarella, Brick Cheese, and Parmigiano. We added Jalapeno and Hot Honey to make it banging. For beers, lots of small pours. Final Thoughts: A Blend of Bourbon Barrel Aged Barleywines. Beauty Sleep: A Saison Oak Aged with Raspberries. Saison Bernice: The OG. A Farmhouse Ale with multiple yeast additions including Brettanomyces. Absolutely perfect. Fallen Bough: A blend of Barrel Aged Belgian Blondes. Mizunara Beyond Forever: I gave in and got the Private Press beer. It was a Rye Barrel Aged Stout with Vanilla and conditioned on Mizunara. New Brighten: A West Coast IPA hopped with Simcoe, NZ Cascade, and Chinook. Animal Dance Party: A Hazy IPA hopped with Citra, Nelson Sauvin, and Galaxy Hops. Gretchen: A perfectly brewed Marzen. _____

One of my favorite spots. Delicious beers with a bunch of options. The tofu banh mi sandwich is…read morereeeeally good and the staff is super friendly.

Terrible service and front bar person was very condescending to a basic question we had.read more

Never disappointed with a trip out to the pier drinking SC's best. Two gals running the taps were…read moreawesome and super kind. Doesn't get much better than having a beer 200 yards out on the water. Plenty of merch options in case you forget a sweater or beanie too! If you go out to visit, keep your kids on a leash!

What's better than enjoying the expansive view of the Monterey Bay while sipping on ice-cold beer?…read more After a quick snack at Stagnaro's the other day, we stopped by Humble Sea Beer Garden to sit for a bit and enjoy a beer before happy hour at Hook + Line. There was plenty of seating and the staff were friendly. On the opposite side of the beer garden, there was also a food truck for those who wanted some Mexican food to enjoy with their beer. I went with the Otter Space while my husband went with the Sox and Sandals. Alas I forgot to take a photo but the beers now come in opaque compostable cups as opposed to clear plastic cups. The beers were just what we needed to enjoy our afternoon on the wharf--crisp, refreshing, and hoppy. We enjoyed watching the Western Gulls fly around, listening to the California sea lions vocalize, and soaking in the sun and the salty sea breeze. We did not get a chance to visit the main brewery as that day was just a quick jaunt to Santa Cruz, but I'd love to visit the main location of Humble Sea Brewing the next time we're in the area. Cheers!

3% credit card fee. Live entertainment is quite good on the…read morepatio: The bellydancing / firedancing on the Solstice was great. I like these beers: 4/5: Rebel Yell: Barrel aged sour. 4/5: Poolside: Good Pilsner. 3/5: Lazy angel: an oat Saison. Very yeasty.

Place is pretty lowkey with no frills…read more We arrived on a Saturday at 12:30pm (they open at 12pm) and left an hour or so later; no one was there the entire time. Parking is brutal (small, designated lot for them and all street parking otherwise); but do note they have parking passes. You just wouldn't know until you go inside; it's on the board. Service was ok as we were the only ones there; they could be friendlier. Band was setting up in patio; hopefully their music was better than what was playing indoors. Beers are ok at best. Not the worst but def nothing spectacular. Of the six tasters we had, only one was decent-good. They do have games but the only one of interest was Scrabble. Didn't see food or a food truck, but we left about 1:30pm so maybe they come later... I think I've been spoiled by too many really good breweries. This one ranks 4-5 on my list.

Love Balefire! Great beer with a welcoming vibe from the staff and patrons…read more Spacious inside / outside seating area, easy parking and high quality, rotating food trucks. Fun place to grab a pint!

I love coming here. The people are so friendly, the beer is good, and I adore the atmosphere. It's…read morealways a good time and the bartenders bring so genuinely friendly adds to it. I also love that they sell small bags of chips, as someone who gets the munchies when I drink. Who else does that??

Always a favorite for us! New menu did not disappoint-great…read moresized portions and fresh, well seasoned and reasonable priced food. Beer selection always interesting-we came for the Double Dry Hopped Pliny from Russian River Brewing. Service was spot on, love the new booth seating in the back -great spot to watch the World Cup.

Very spacious and cool bar space. There's so much to look at inside and plenty of seating. The beer…read moreselection is big, and there's something for everyone. I got the green goddess salad and it was so fresh and the perfect amount of food for a light dinner. The dressing had a little zest to it too which I really liked. I was definitely feeling like a goddess afterward, haha. The staff was helpful with the beer recommendations. Highly recommend stopping by for a beer and a bite.

Everything they brew is world-class. I particularly love their sour/aged saisons and other Belgian…read moreales, but they excel at making most styles of beer. Prefer dark beers? Their robust porter -- Chavez (and its sister beer Vanilla Joe) -- is excellent! Want something hoppy? Their unfiltered IPAs are delicious. Looking for a refreshing pilsner for the hot summer months? Yep, they got those too. And they're wonderful. If you're in the mood for some outstanding beer and you're near Santa Adairius, you're really in for a treat. Yes, it's a bit pricy -- but they're perfectionists and serve up some of the world's finest beers.

I always love trying out and knocking out a California brewery. So many to pick from but of course…read moreI may have less of that attitude should I be living there and did a lot of statewide travel like the current and previous states I have lived in. For Sante Adairius the beer that Steve and I had and I can report liked was their IPA known as Spots and Dots. This IPA was a bit more refreshing and fun compared to some IPA'S where it just seems like a blur from one brewery to the next and you wonder if you actually went to a different brewery from the previous one if you have IPA'S back to back. So in this regard I am happy to say that it was distinctive and had it's own signature. Flavor highlights with this IPA are hoppy, juicy and bitter. The beer is also aromatic and smooth. I found out later this brewery makes very good saisons so should the opportunity arise again to get a hold of one I certainly will as I love a good saison!