Anchor Public Taps - Reviews

My experience at the restaurant was marked by a fond farewell to the Anchor Stream beer. We truly enjoyed it while it was with us.

This is a great indoor/outdoor spot to enjoy all your favorite Anchor drinks. I particularly enjoyed the 'Christmas in July' offering this year, as Anchor Christmas is reliably one of the best available.

My experience at this brewery was filled with all the classic brewery fanfare you'd expect. There was skeeball, basketball, and a Photo Booth, alongside sour beers. The atmosphere was lively with screaming children running around unsupervised, while parents attempted to day drink in peace. The food was a bit lacking, not in terms of portions but in overall sustenance. The patio is spacious and offers tons of shaded/sunny options. All in all, it's a great spot to chill, even if it's now another SF historical institution bought by a foreign company (Sapporo).

My experience was at a place that can only be described as beer heaven. Everything on tap was available, both in the beer hall and outside in the garden. It's a dog friendly, kid and family friendly, and generally everything friendly environment, creating a relaxing, open space. The food trucks offered great, inexpensive eats, and there was a big screen to watch sports.

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! It offers a great open space perfect for enjoying some beer, food, and playing games. It's an ideal spot for a first date, especially when the weather is good, but even the indoor space is amazing.

My experience at Anchor ⚓ Steam Public Taps, in partnership with the local taqueria truck Corazon Maya, was fantastic. The food was awesome, and the service was great, delivered with a down-to-earth, humble attitude.

My experience at this restaurant was exceptional, particularly at the bar. The staff were incredibly friendly and amazing. I found the brews to be extremely tasty and at very fair prices. They offer a host of brewery beers and experimental pilots to suit every taste. The large room provides outside seating, and on-site food is available from third-party vendors.

My experience at this brewery was mixed. While the atmosphere and service were rated a 4 out of 5, a significant drawback was the lack of non-beer choices. My wife had no options other than water, and it was disappointing to see a charge for soft drinks. Breweries should offer at least one soft drink option for non-beer drinkers.

I found that the restaurant was listed as open, but upon arrival, it was not. My attempts to get help by calling were unsuccessful, as I was met with an automated system and no way to reach actual assistance.

My experience at this restaurant was great for a casual outing. The beer garden was really chill and kid-friendly, making it a comfortable atmosphere. They also have a huge TV to catch a game, which is a nice touch for entertainment. While the atmosphere was a strong point, the food was just okay.