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21st Amendment Brewery

4.3· 633 reviews
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Carl Payne
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This is a great spot to grab a beer before a Giant's game. It will get crowded however the beers on tap are quite good and they have a great full service restaurant. I would recommend the burger or the salmon if you are looking for a healthier option. As for beer, I like the Bitter American or the Fireside Chat. Causal, fun spot for drinks or dinner.

Brad DeBat
Reviews 1

Everyone says TRY THE WATERMELON BEER. They are right. Less crowded than Pedro's before a Giants game, because it's a bit further, but a higher quality experience for the same price. Sit outside and watch the first inning or two there, if a baseball game is really just a venue for eating and drinking for you (be honest).

John Gelb
Reviews 1

One of the best breweries in northern CA and pretty decent food, as well. Whenever my-out of-town friends visit and request Anchor Steam, I laugh and take them to 21st Amendment. Afterward, they thank me. Avoid on SF Giants game days... Unless, you know, that's your thing.

Alejandro Cervantes
Reviews 1

Decent selection, maybe a few too many for a brewery of this level. Could remove two or three and improve the rest while they ride the Hell or High Watermelon wave. It was game day when I went, so no flights.

Glasses weren't beer clean and beers were improperly poured -- tap in the glass, excessive foam remedied by allowing beer to spill over, pouring two beers at once...

But try their Steam Beer. Worth a shot if you're nearby; don't go out of your way for a craft sports bar.

Andrew Guenthner
Reviews 1

Great craft beer, good food, relaxing atmosphere, outstanding service. Fish and chips, and fries are delicious. Other food items, like gumbo or banh mi, not so much. Stick to American food and it'll all be good. The beer alone is worth the trip, though. Prices are reasonable.

Edwin Zee
Reviews 1

21st Amendment is making some of the best beer, right here in the city. Whether it be their watermelon brew or their terrific IPA, 21st Amendment has got the beer for you. In addition, the food is delicious too! I would recommend the burger, which has a tangy seasoning and goes great with a Bitter American.

Kyle Beikirch
Reviews 1

Pretty good food for being bar-esque. I really enjoy the Cubano sandwich. And then obviously, the beers are fantastic. They will even put actual watermelon slice into their Hell or High Watermelon Wheat. Great for a warm day. It can get pretty busy here though after work, especially when there is a ball game that night.

Coy Tran
Reviews 1

Chili was delicious and satisfying but the sliced French bread that accompanied it was very hard and stale. Fish and chips was good but portion was smaller than expected and fries were hard. Cuban sandwich was tasty but again the bread was very hard. Service was excellent.

Brad Blair
Reviews 1

This place has a chill atmosphere. I'm not a big brewery fan, because most don't have margaritas, but my go to drink here is La Popis. Enjoyed it as a michelada as well. If you're a fruity, cocktail drinker like me, then try that one. It ain't sweet tho! It's tolerable. Don't hate me if you don't like it.

Julie Kuhrt
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In general, I m a big fan of their beer, I often buy their blood orange ipa and watermelon wheat at the grocery store. This was my first time at the restaurant, we got a beer sampler with cheese curds. So I d say good bar food and beer! Their American Wheat with Watermelon is one of my favorite summer time beers light and just the right amount of sweet. Their sparkale was interesting as well rose meets beer. Having one was good but, no surprise, it s pretty sweet so probably could t do more then one.

Jeff Van Gastel
Reviews 1

Visited 21st Amendment before attending Cirque Du Soleil that was down the street. It was a Saturday night around 6pmish, and the place was pretty busy, but were seated quickly in view of the college football games.

There was a good selection of beer both on tap and in cans. I had the Nitro Hazer and the Monk's Blood. Both were delicious. For dinner we had the Chinese Chicken Salad and the Verde Burger. Both were good portions and tasted awesome. The Verde Burger had a bit of heat to it. We had Nico's Tater Tots on the side which were good.

Service was very good with our waiter, Nic. Place was clean as was the bathrooms. Definitely worth more visits in the future.

Maika Polamalu
Reviews 1

Fun brewery to hang out and drink beers. They have a wide selection and great knowledge.

Don't bother eating here though. There expertise is beer, not food and especially not service. Took 30 minutes to track down a waiter to take our order and we watched our food sit on the counter for another 15 minutes before someone grabbed it for us (only bc we tried to grab it ourselves).

Just come to drink.

Shiraz
Reviews 1

You will be waiting a long time to sit, so just be prepared. The top section is a free for all, and pretty much any time you'll actually come to this place you'll be waiting about an hour to sit down with the hostess. The selection is great, but I wouldn't really recommend coming here for the food. It's definitely an afterthought to the vast beverage selection.

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About 21st Amendment Brewery

21st Amendment Brewery is a brewery located in San Leandro, California. Their original location is a brewpub and restaurant in the South Park neighborhood of San Francisco, California, two blocks from Oracle Park. The brewery's name refers to the 21st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which repealed Prohibition.

21st Amendment Brewery: A Revolutionary Craft Beer Experience

Craft beer has become a cultural phenomenon in recent years, and 21st Amendment Brewery is at the forefront of this revolution. Founded in 2000 by Nico Freccia and Shaun O'Sullivan, this San Leandro-based brewery has quickly become one of the most popular craft beer destinations in California.

The brewery's original location is a brewpub and restaurant located in the South Park neighborhood of San Francisco, just two blocks from Oracle Park. The name "21st Amendment" refers to the amendment to the U.S. Constitution that repealed Prohibition, which is fitting given that this brewery is all about celebrating freedom and creativity.

At 21st Amendment Brewery, you'll find an impressive selection of craft beers that are brewed on-site using only the finest ingredients. From classic IPAs to experimental sour beers, there's something for everyone here. And if you're not sure what to try first, don't worry – their knowledgeable staff will be more than happy to help you find your new favorite brew.

One thing that sets 21st Amendment Brewery apart from other craft breweries is their commitment to sustainability. They use solar panels to power their brewing operations and have implemented numerous other eco-friendly practices throughout their facilities.

But it's not just about great beer and sustainability – 21st Amendment Brewery also offers a unique dining experience at their San Francisco location. Their menu features classic pub fare with a modern twist, including burgers made with grass-fed beef and vegetarian options like falafel sliders.

If you're looking for a fun night out with friends or family, look no further than 21st Amendment Brewery. Their spacious taproom offers plenty of seating for groups large and small, as well as games like cornhole and giant Jenga to keep everyone entertained.

In addition to their San Francisco location, 21st Amendment Brewery also has a production facility in San Leandro where they can produce up to 100 barrels per day. This allows them to distribute their beers throughout California as well as several other states across the country.

Overall, if you're looking for an unforgettable craft beer experience that celebrates creativity, sustainability, and good old-fashioned fun – look no further than 21st Amendment Brewery!

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