This place is pretty much a classic. If Rogue beers do not impress me as much as they once did, it’s still a real pleasure to hesitate between 20 or so of them and 2 casks to boot. The service was friendly and helpful, the location is prime by Washington Square and the patrons seem to be mainly locals. I was a bit surprised that pints would come up to 6$ a pop, but I guess this goes with the location. Not a particularly pretty place, but it has the merit of feeling like a brewpub.

This bar’s worn furniture and carpets are really not inviting, giving the place an abandoned atmosphere. The waitress brought me the wrong beer even though I pointed to it on the board after she had asked me to repeat my order. Apparently, she had never heard "Drake’s" before. The food we got was filling but generic. Standard pub fare, but nothing really fresh. I’m kind of surprised they seem to specialize in Kobe beef... Rogue beers are often very good, so this place is fun for those, like me, who love some of their beers, but it is a rather unimpressive place to bring your friends.

Enjoyable place, with friendly service, if a bit uninformed, and as noted below, an outdated chalkboard (25% innacurate), but with the bonus of having the XS line (Stout and I2PA). Good bottle selection for take out, but overpriced, compared to bottle shops.

It’s a long hike from the Montgomery BART, but the SF Brewing Company is about halfway there (take a map - you could miss Rogue while walking up Columbus unless you look over your left shoulder when you reach the park). It’s smaller than the Eugene and Issaquah houses, and doesn’t seem to have the bottle selection either. A lot of the bottles were alternates, so you need your ratebeer list which tells you what Yellow Snow really is. They had two Eugenes and a couple of Issaquahs (including Menage a Frog) in bottles. The ales were decent as ever, and the cheese bread and black bean dip were delicious (after a long walk in light and medium drizzle). If you make it to the SF Brewing venue, it’s worth the extra hike to get here. Staff was attentive.

Came here a few times during a Sep ’08 visit to San Fran. Rogue only beers (from memory) which do a job but are nothing special but the atmposphere was really good here and we made friends with some of the locals, hence coming back a few times. Service was good, generous with the hard liqour pours for my girlfriend. Food was adequate bar fayre. Wouldn’t go out of the way for this place tbh - but we enjoyed it and I wasn’t ticking in 2008 so happy to drink the same thing over and again!

Neat bar with wooden floor and raw stone walls, except for a painted back wall, and with some outside seating. It feel old in the good way. The beers are your standard Rogue lineup added guest beers. I had 1 new Rogue and 2 new from the guest line-up. Go here if you miss beer from Rogue, since they have many. The service is good - I had a beer exchanged that was off without any problems - turned out the bartender had forgotten to pull the lines thru when they opened. But I saw one of the bartenders serve a punter a new beer in the glass he just handed in, so you can also get a bad service experience. Did not eat.

Somewhat like the Rogue Public House in Portland. Packed to the gills on a Friday night- lots of beer offerings that are all available on a sampler tray. Cool atmosphere. Young folks. Fun time. Hope to be back soon.

Interesting little stop in North Beach. Long bar with quite a few Rogue and guest taps. Tons of aliases as to be expected, but some beers I haven’t had before. Stuff from their Issaquah and Green Dragon breweries. Also had the full line of Rogue Spirits, which was fun to try. Guest taps were pretty good as well (some local, some not). Didn’t try the food. Bartenders seemed knowledgeable about what they were serving and seemed to like their products. A decent stop.

met a worker down @ a Pittsburgh sandwich shop & he gave directions & even set me up with a sampler tray. Huge Rogue selection as wellas some other breweries (Russian River for one). Good food & nice place to stop by when in SF

Popped in when we stumbled upon it as we meandered throught town. Lots of Rogue and visitor brews on tap. Service was good, but the place was pretty much empty (we were there on a Wednesday afternoon). Didn’t eat anything.