This outpost of the production brewery that makes its home in Vista is a smallish space with plenty of seating and a bunch of counters that open out onto the street. Walk through the saloon doors and mosey on up to the bar for the popular 30 Hop IPA or if it's on tap, sample (and we emphasize sample) the Belgian Quad which touts a 18.5% ABV. Poor House prides itself on serving the local community with a selection of beers brewed with its nano 1 barrel system. Where: 4494 30th Street San Diego, CA 92116 The proprietors, by the way, explain that the place's name comes from the 40 acres of land purchased in 1893 by James Monroe Hartley and now known as North Park. And check out the extensive food menu of homey lunch and dinner favorites. House-brewed beers range from the session-y Tell Me Mo', a West Coast pale ale to a host of IPAs, including the intriguingly named Space Metal Fantasy to Unique Physique, a 12% ABV coconut-and-coffee concoction. Its generous taps are housed in a space created in collaboration with Tijuana-based Duhagon Design. On University Avenue a few blocks east of 30th Street, this brewery/restaurant is the brainchild of longtime locals Steve and Patricia Billings.
Where: 3117 University Ave., San Diego, CA 92104 If the Plenty For All Pilsner, Green Hat IPA or the Coffee Stout (2AM Bike Ride) are on tap when you visit, make sure you don't miss them. The spacious tasting room is light and comfortable, with shiny fermentation tanks on display, plenty of seating and a nice selection of crisp, clean, well-balanced beers to choose from. It's a suggested itinerary that would never actually be done in its entirety, but it guides you from north to south with recommendations for stops along the way. Here's a sampling of some of the many beer-centric things you can do on 30th Street. It's home to some of the city's best craft beer bars and best beer-friendly restaurants, as well as two or three actual breweries and tasting rooms. 30th Street (which runs through the neighborhoods of Normal Heights, North Park and South Park) offers visitors an opportunity to try a little bit of everything. Still others have popped up between downtown and Interstate 8.īut what if you want to sample San Diego's amazing variety without traveling all over the county? Well then, 30th Street is the place for you. Another grouping can be found along the Miramar and Mira Mesa corridor. Up in North County, Highway 78 has become known as the "Hops Highway," because so many breweries can be found along the corridor between Escondido and Oceanside. If you want to go directly to the source and visit the brewery tasting rooms, you're in luck you've got nearly 140 breweries to choose from! Although this strategy involves covering a lot of ground, many areas of the county have become tiny craft beer "meccas," where a collection of breweries have popped up fairly close to one another. There are lots of ways to experience the incredible selection and diversity of San Diego's great craft beer.
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