Touring Local Microbreweries

It’s no accident that if you travel beyond the taprooms and brewpubs to local microbreweries you get into industrial neighborhoods. Usually breweries without restaurants have less public transit access.

Most of these brewers don’t quite meet our original guidelines of being less than a mile’s walk from a station and open for dropping in during regular afternoon and evening hours. The brewers on this list distribute to stores and bars in the area, but there’s nothing quite like visiting. Their websites usually include up to date information, but we recommend confirming the times with a phone call before you go.

(One shoe less than a quarter mile is up to a Quarter Mile walking, one way from the nearest BART, CalTrain or bus stop):

4 Comments on “Touring Local Microbreweries”

  1. Christopher Says:

    You may want to consider adding Linden St brewery. I understand they do tours by appointment and do events from time to time. Cheers!

    lindenbeer.com

  2. Morgan Cox Says:

    Ale Industries is pretty close to Concord BART (1.6 flat miles) and operates a Tap Room Thursday, Friday, (3-7pm) and Saturdays (12-7pm). I would love to see this listed!


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