December 11, 2009
Hey guy, if you don’t know what BevMo is all about, you need to get with it. This is a BevMo. It is what it is. You can’t find Russian River here (I don’t think Vinnie likes their storage policies much), but you can find a lot of good stuff. Lots of Belgian, German, English, and other international beers. Lots of American craft brews, local and otherwise. Bear Republic, New Belgium, Dogfish Head, Blue Frog (gag me), Alaskan, Allagash, etc. Nothing too rare, but overall pretty solid selection. Ambiance is very warehouse-like. That’s what it is. Don’t complain. Prices are typically reasonable. For the die-hard skunk odor fan, BevMo has everything you could ever dream of. They put a whole huge shelf of beer directly facing a huge floor-to-ceiling window that gets intense afternoon sunlight every day. Yes, there are some green bottles on this shelf, but with that amount of sunlight pouring in, bottle color doesn’t even matter. If the Beatles were to walk into this store, they’d be singing, "Here comes the skunk, doo doo doo doo, here comes the skunk, doo doo doo doo, it’s all right..." Note the "doo doos" in there. That’s what your beer will likely smell and taste like if you buy it off this shelf.

July 4, 2009
This store is like most other BevMo’s. Good beer choices.

July 27, 2008
Stopped at this Bevmo when I was nearby. It is better than the one in Redwood City, and it had a few beers that I had never seen before. A solid selection, but not anything real outstanding. Also, all the Bevmos in this area don’t even carry Russian River... so odd.

July 10, 2008
pretty standard BevMo in the South Bay. Lots of Stone and occasionally you’ll find something new. But mostly the selection never changes and they can be a bit overpriced. I agree with the other reviewer that they should definitely have Russian River, Alesmith, etc. They recently started carrying a limited selection of Dogfish Head and very limited selection of Avery. Definitely should break up sixpacks, at least some.

November 13, 2007
Certainly nothing to complain about, a pretty standard bevmo with the usual selection. A lot of good solid standard stuff, maybe something unusual here and there, but no Cantillon, St. Bernardus, Alesmith, etc. Nothing to get all excited about, but still ...every time I go to a bevmo I walk out with something worth drinking...

November 11, 2007
A nice selection of west coast brews not available on te east coast, but where are the Alesmiths and Hair of the Dogs? Staff was hepfull and somewhat knowledgable, but for a distributor of this size breaking up a 12 oz. six pack shouldn’t be a problem. Definitely worth a stop by but the selection could have been a bit better.

November 24, 2006
All Bevmos are not created equally. Of the 4 or 5 I’ve been to, this one is clearly the best. More single bottles, more variety more quality and quantity. If there’s a better beer store on the West Bay, I haven’t seen it.