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Loved the place, very accommodating for our last minute bday party. Customer service was amazing, and what can I say about the beer, it was amazing! So much variety. And the samples just made my experience so much better, I will def will be coming back!

Great environment even though its a little hidden. Very family friendly, always having a good time here! Yummy food trucks as well.

Amazing experience, the tap room servers where great. Such a nice mellow ambiance. A great place to hang out! You can even bring kids and pet friendly. Such a great selection of beers

Great tasting beer and a cool venue. I had a small issue and the guy serving us on Sunday, Dec 1 (sorry, didn't catch his name) "made it right" and I really appreciated that. Food truck was "Curry and Combo" and Sunny (owner?) was incredibly helpful with menu advice. My son and I split the naan crispy sandwich and it was delicious! As were the fries. Big portions as well. The not-too spicy fries were a perfect pairing with the East Brother beer! Two thumbs up for the brewery and the food truck

I follow Sitha's Khmer Kitchen on their IG page. I often see her posting as a food vendor here at East Brother Beer Company. This will be our first time here, East Brother has 14 different variations of beer made in house . I recall they do sell by the keg too. I forgot the gentleman's name who helped us at the counter. He was amazing , friendly and engaging. he had us tried different samples of beer. While also educating us on the different taste and ingredients. My husband liked their Gold Ipa and Red Lager . With that we purchased a few mugs to gulp with food we ordered from Sitha's Khmer kitchen . Her beef kreung sticks and chicken sticks goes so well with the beer of choice . We had a great time with a friendly competition of pool and adult size connect four. Family & pet friendly, indoors & our door seating available with string lights and a fire pit . Follow their website to get updates on different food truck vendors , events and locations where buy their products . https://www.eastbrotherbeer.com/beer

I live in the area and saw this place out. It was a little hard to find that first because it's in the back of some warehouses and you would almost think that there's nothing back there but once you get there, it's really nice big warehouse space with lots of seating and sun Food trucks comp provide food and the beer they brew is really nice. I recommend it.

Shortly after arriving to meet up with friends at East Brother Beer Company (EBBC) one asked "how'd you ever hear of this place?" So off the beaten path that one would never just stumble upon it, EBBC is nonetheless known by many. I arrived at 4:15 on a weekday but by the time I left a couple of hours later almost all tables were filled and it was obvious that, despite the location, word is out. You will come to EBBC knowing where you're headed and park in a large lot. Signs point the way towards EBBC once you're parked and you'll find it located on the side of a very big single story structure. A food truck may be present but you can also bring food in from outside. EBBC has both indoor and outdoor seating, board games, and a pool table. It's a big space in a bigger space, with huge vats within view and a menu of beer only. They are quite generous with the samples, allowing one to find the perfect selection for their tastes. Even I, a non-beer drinker, found one I could consume and I enjoyed it enough to return for a second (mini, $3) glassful. Even though I'm not a beer drinker there was really nothing I didn't enjoy about EBBC until, 90 minutes in, when a group of undisciplined school-age kids came in to celebrate. They were loud, out of control, and running all over the place and it made it impossible to enjoy the space any longer. Worse was knowing that the kids where related either to the owner or a worker who was allowing this behavior. If you like beer and breweries you'll like this sort of secret spot. I really did until the kids arrived.

This spot is a little hard to find at first, it's kind of at the back of an industrial area. However, once you get there it's a cute, open air brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. Also it's dog friendly! I had the oatmeal stout for st Patrick's day which was a delicious dark beer that almost tasted like a mocha. This place is definitely worth a visit, especially on a sunny day.

After lunch over at Pt. Richmond, our next stop was East Brothers for some beer. Having tried and enjoying their oatmeal stout, I was looking forward to this brewery visit. It's located in an industrial area on Canal Blvd. and a signage on the road points you into a driveway road to where the brewery is located. Park in the lot at walk up a path at the back to where East Brother is located. We got here shortly after it opened at 3pm on a Wednesday. The taproom is in a nice, large warehouse building with many picnic tables and bar tables for you to enjoy your beers. You can see the large beer stills on the other side of the tap room area. We walked up to the counter and checked out the 12 beers that they were pouring. There were ales, pilsners, IPAs, lagers and two stouts. I was going to order the oatmeal stout but saw they were offering a Russian Imperial Stout. The pourer said it was a seasonal beer and offered a taste. It was so bold and smooth. I was getting a pint of that! She said most taprooms pour the Russian Imperial Stout in 8oz glasses, but they pour 12oz. Nice! We parked ourselves at one of the tables and enjoyed our beers. The Imperial Stout was so good that I bought a four pack to bring home. I liked the taproom vibe and as a stouts and porters lover, the loved the offering here. I will be returning to East Brothers.