This place has existed for almost 3 months and I finally got around to visiting. There is a large room with 2 bars, a bunch of tables and wide screen TVs. There are around 40 taps of good, but fairly available beers although I did find a couple to rate. The place was almost empty on a Monday, so we had a nice conversation with a friendly barkeep who knew something about craft brews. It’s a place worth trying if you are in Sacramento.

This place is very different. Being that it just opened, they have a lot of potential. The manager is taking emails from patrons to see how they can improve. They are working on revamping the bathroom. and rotate brews weekly. Pricing seems strange but it is reasonable. This place seems to have a good chance to do very well if people learn to appreciate it for what it is.

I visited over the weekend. This place is less than 10 days old. They have 40+ taps, with very few mind-blowing taps at this point. Prices are bizarre...$6.25 for Racer 5 and $4.75 for Old Foghorn. Very large cavernous place with 4 taps on the bar at the left and 40 on a wall at the back left. I imagine they have food here, but I did not eat. Tons of employees, but I didn’t get a good vibe from them. Bathrooms are putrid. Very small patio out front with about 5 tables. Focused mostly on American brews. Anderson Valley, Mammoth, Green Flash, Bear Republic, Rubicon, Speakeasy, North Coast, Port/LA, Lagunitas, Allagash, Napa Smith, Rodenbach, Sudwerk, Flying Dog, Deschutes, Anchor, Lost Coast, Mendocino, Moylans, Pyramid, and some common ciders.