Visited in 2011 while doing some work in Monterrey.

Really just stopped in for dinner but got a pint with it. They have some "house" beers but I’m fairly certain that they’re just re-branded Firestone beers. Aside from that there were plenty of other taps ranging from Guinness and Stella to Lagunitas, Sierra, and Firestone.

Service was nice and attentive and the food was pretty good (got a burger). Prices were on par with other beer places (as in too high but not out of control). I will stop in next time I’m in Monterrey just to try the "house" beers just in case they really are ticks.

The sheer number of taps is enough to make this place a beer lover’s paradise. Definitely worth a stop. It is not, however, a brewpub. They don’t make their own beer.

This place has 70+ taps! Good service, the barman let me try a few beers that I had some doubts about. It’s a nice interior and atmosphere. Maybe too many TV’s scattered around though.

When I visited sierra Nevada was having a "tap takeover" which was very good event tried some super rare beers from sierra Nevada. The place itself seems more like some collage bar with loud music and shots being poured. Still worth checking out if your in Monterey.

A new bar to me, not having been down in Monterray for 35 years. A good sized place overlooking the main tourist street (the Ocean would have been awesome). Loud Claifornia oldie music, but you can still talk loud and be heard. Servers unknowledgeable about the beers, which with WIfi and 72 taps I made do. I would have liked to find small new brewery stuff. Still, a good representation of out of state taps.

I was not expecting this in Monterey. 30+ beers on tap, 50+ bottles. The sliders were AWESOME. The staff was friendly and even checked vintages of bottles for me upon request. Prices were from fair to absurd. 2010 Sierra Nevada 30th Barleywine $20....$60 for some random Bruery beer. I wasn’t impressed by that but there are suckers who will pay that much. Our group had a great time and we tried a ton of samples. Oh and live music was pretty great.

Stopped in for a beer -- didn’t have the food. Only a handful of their own beers but a long list of good regional choices. Service was fine as was pricing. Worth a stop if in the area and you need a good beer.

Interesting place with a ton of taps, but surprisingly little variety. Mostly west coast beers, with a decent number of Belgian and German selections, but all pretty mainstream. Bottle list interesting but way overpriced. Service was great - we went with two young kids and they did everything they could to keep them happy. Overall a worthwhile place; I just wish they would devote 10 of their taps to the truly unusual.

Large tap selection with good beers. Nothing though that really stood out as unique to the area or hard to find. Prices were decent. Craft beers range from $5.75 to $10. Place is big, with both a bar and restuarant area. Place should create a sampler with their house beers.

I really enjoyed the food at this place. Really decent eats. Their beer selection was very good and had a lot of neat gems on the menu. Unfortunately, the wait staff came off as inept in respect to beer knowledge and could not offer insight to some of the more obscure offerings on their beer menu,