WOW great place. Great beers, no way to have them all in one night. A bit pricey, but they did the place right. High quality everything. Buffalo burger was fabulous, it came with onion rings which were also very good. Tour was also worth it.

Been to 120+ brewpubs and this is the best by far. Total package. Awesome menu, awesome beer list, awesome store, and the ambiance of a 5 star hotel.

My first visit and I was impressed. 32 taps with no crap on tap. All 32 were Stone this week, but they usually also support the locals, like AleSmith, Port/Lost abbey, Green flash, Ballast Point, Alpine and more. They also had over 20 bottles on display from Lost Abbey, Avery, Ommegang, Victory, Dogfish Head plus many more on the beer menu. Didn’t eat, but the dude next to me had something exotic that I didn’t recognize and the aroma was AWESOME! (the menu i$ pricey). Location is out of the way for me, but I’ll be back. Oh yeah, I also met The (MR.) Arrogant Bastard. He’s O.K.

I went for the first time yesterday, it is certainly a nice location and there are tons of great beers on tap and decent (not great) bottle list including some well priced Dogfish Brews and some Avery and Victory beers. My major qualm about the place is that the food is pricey for not that much punch. Could be much better on that side. The food I had was decent enough, and was actually interesting, but it was pricey, and my sandwhich took forever to arrive. The other issue is that it may be open late and they have a great selection of brew but for those of us who live in San Diego proper its just too far away.

I have added this as a separate place from the brewery. It’s a very nice restaurant, good food, and a large selection of beer. The beer selection not only has rare Stone beers (03.03.03 when I was there), but beers from other brewers: Alesmith, Alpine, Alaskan, Bear Republic, Avery, Coronado, D’Achouffe, Green Flash, Kostritzer, Lost Abbey and a host of others were on draft and on bottles when I was there. The World Bistro is definitely a good place to visit.

Stone Brewery is awesome. The people are fantastic and their beers are the best around (well there are a few others, but theirs are damn good) Many times they will have something special on tap to share. I can’t wait for the Bistro to open.

It has Stone beer... what more do you need to know. Go there.... They had about 12 taps... mostly there normal beers, 2 seasonal, and a few barrel aged mixes. The smoked porter rocks, the Imperial wasn’t on tap in the summer... Beer garden (not open yet) will serve food.

I went to the new brewery.It was under construction still outside,but the inside was open.It had a fully stocked merchandise shop.was able to taste 2 beers that I hadn’t tried before.Also they had a new concoction on tap for tasting.It wasn’t very good.There were brewery tours,but I had to run.Will be back at a later date for that tour.Was told that there will be a bistro open soon.Looks very good.

Visited this impressive facility on 6/7. Entrance has a nice tasting area and retail items (apparel, growlers, and brews) to go. All of the Stone beers were not available for tasting such as the Imperial Russian Stout. Also, I was disappointed they charged you $2 for each taste (unlike Alesmith and Pizza Port). However, the brews ("South O’ The Border on Cask" and the "Smoked Porter") were very good. I visited 06.07.06 and the 06.06.06 Vertical Epic Ale was already sold out. I didn’t have time to take the tour since I had to visit Alesmith before they closed. I hope to revisit in the future for the tour and restaurant that wasn’t open yet. A must visit!

The new Brewery is state of the art. All new equipment. The tasting room/store was not very welcoming or informative. The tour was excellent! Can’t wait for the new resturant to open. the menu is very impresive. I picked up the new 06.06.06 Vertical Epic & a 3L of Oaked AB. Bitch to carry on a plane back to ATL.