Latest reviews from Tracy
| 68 /100 1005 E PESCADERO AVE “Strip mall location. Very large space, I was surprised at the obvious money involved. Close at 9PM weeknights and shut the taps off at 8:40 or so. I missed getting a pour but the bartender was pretty cool and I ended up getting a mixed four pack to go. The space itself is vey sports bar like. Neon signs, game tables, etc. Have not yet tried an of the beers :) They have about a dozen taps running, and a similar number of cans to go.“ |
| 66 /100 1005 E PESCADERO AVE “Located in a strip mall. Big bar and seating area, seating outside. Feels like a sports bar. View of the brewery. 16 taps. Good beers.“ |
| 68 /100 1885 N MACARTHUR DR “Nice little taproom with a small bar and a few tables with wrap around patio. Small window into the brewery. Friendly staff. Good beer.“ |
| 80 /100 1885 N MACARTHUR DR “Finally made it here after almost four years :(. Surprisingly large space in an industrial district. Lot parking no problem. They don't serve food, but have food trucks at times, and they have a BBQ area where you can bring your own and make it there, which is a neat idea. The space itself is actually quite large. Brewing equipment onsite and visible from outside. When you first enter it seems small; but that is only the bar area; There are a couple-three rooms out back with plenty of extra seating. Ordering is a bit of a bottleneck in their operation. They have flights of 4 or 6 beers, anything goes. Most of their beers are also available to go in cans, crawlers, bottles or growlers. Beer quality was decent, service was actually quite good. Even on a saturday night there were places to sit that weren't noisy, which is a bonus. Fun place“ |
| 88 /100 1885 N MACARTHUR DR “Great place. Nice people. Usually at least two excellent IPA’s available as well as a really good stout. Good prices and will refill non-MTB growlers (as long as the labels are covered).“ |
| 70 /100 1885 N MACARTHUR DR “The only brewery in town, so might as well stop.
Actually a pretty decent sized place. They’ve got a small bar where you can order your beers and there are a handful of seats as well, decent amount of table seating around the tasting room. They had seven beers on during my visit, but could certainly have many more if they wanted. I opted for a flight of the four I hadn’t tried yet. Wasn’t terribly impressed by any of them, to be honest. But others seem to enjoy. The service was friendly and there was a nice little group of patrons in the bar by the time we left, all sociable and friendly. Don’t know when I’d make it back here, but would like to see how the beers improve/change.“ |
| 72 /100 Delta Brews (Bar) 47 WEST 10TH ST “Bar right in the downtown Tracy strip. It was pretty crowded during my first visit here as a festival was going on in the street, but a subsequent visit was a little more tame. Decent amount of seating for a small space, including a patio. Pretty minimalist in terms of the decor, but it’s fine.
As with my review of Pete’s Liquor, this place certainly seems like the cream of the crop in town. They have a pretty solid taplist on a regular basis. Stuff from Altamont, 10 Barrel, Firestone, Tioga-Sequioa, Modern Times... So good options and usually at least a couple special/limited/interesting beers offered. They do flights, too.“ |
| 70 /100 Pete’s Liquor (Beer Store) 202 W 11TH ST “I think this might be the first time I’ve ever actually stopped in Tracy... Met up here with the girlfriend and one of her coworkers who lives in and is from Tracy for a festival that was going on. Happened to park right across the street from here, so figured I’d check it out.
A handful of cooler doors in the back with micros on offer. They have a pretty decent selection here with some oddities I had not come across before like a sour red ale from Tap It or a Black IPA from Tioga-Sequoia. But plenty of the typical stuff you might find other places like Almanac, Stone, Track 7, Alesmith, Drakes, etc. Though for Tracy, I’d imagine there aren’t many good places like this in town. Not an amazing store overall or the hugest selection, but seems like a solid option and some good people here.“ |
| 78 /100 TheCommons (Restaurant) 49 W 10TH ST “OK - it’s Tracy, CA, so pure number scale ratings are probably a little inflated since there aren’t a ton of options.
The draft list (10, iirc) is always well chosen and frequently rotates. There’s usually a wide variety of styles, if not a scroll-length list. I’ve never not seen at least one local (Central/Northren CA Valley) handle.
The burgers are awesome, and the staff has always been on the top end of great. Great location on the "Main Drag" on 10th st in Tracy.
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| 62 /100 Pete’s Liquor (Beer Store) 202 W 11TH ST “This is a small store in the center of Tracy. It is the only store that carries any decent beer selection. Overall when compaired to other locations in the bay area there are better options but if you are in Tracy and want craft beer in a bottle... Come here. Right now they have 3 full doors and expect to add a 4th soon.“ |
