10 Barrel Brewing Co

Loved this place. Easy to access, and a good amount of parking. Food was super on point, and the best dining out I've had since Covid started. Birria flautas, and the Birria pizza were amazing. I even liked the Calamari which i usually am not a fan of anywhere, but here it was really delicious. I'll be back for sure!

Finally made it to 10 Barrel's San Diego outpost in the East Village. There's a second story "rooftop" bar that is great to hang out on when you are feeling like having a lazy sunday. Beer selection is very good with several of the offerings brewed at this location. I wasn't expecting much from the food, however I have to say that the Spicy Grilled Chicken Melt was fantastic! Definitely will be heading back in the future to try more beer and more of the food!

A solid brewery in East village (by way of Portland!). It's new, so I'm not sure if the priced are reflective of that, but A 10 BEER FLIGHT FOR 10 DOLLARS? That's pretty sweet. Even for a not too beerzy person like me. That, along with the divine steak nachos, made it a good experience. The place itself is pretty cool, upstairs rooftop bar and very open feel. It feels like a brewery that also is a respectable restaurant. Don't fret about the location, I live a few blocks away and we walked there at 9 pm on a Friday. The beer, by the accounts of my IPA professional taste tester (my lovely spouse), is darn good. I thought it was good as well, but my opinion on beer is decently useless. I liked the sasquatch. It was light. It's a good brewery and a good time. Happy to have it in East Village!

Yes it may be owned by a big company. But so is ballast point and stone. Beer was decent with an alright selection. Food was good but some dishes were overpriced. Overall, it has a good atmosphere to just sit and talk. If you were a small brewery and a huge company wanted to buy you for MILLIONS, would you say no? Really?