city beer

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city beer is a beer store extraordinaire in san francisco
located on folsom between 7th and 8th
city beer features a gazillion craft beers from all over the world
and several taps to drink from while you shop!


just check out the incredible selection of beers on offer:

like a kid in a candy shop
its rebecca in city beer store!









i think i am in love with the stillwater labels
must investigate this brewery more thoroughly...

and these were the beers they had on tap when i was there
(june 23rd...):

we tried the lagunitas, the allagash, the drakes and the lambic
not each one, just one each!

i am trying the lambic in this photo, ordered by alison
i ordered the lagunitas double ipa, which she is holding in this photo
i guess alex lapped us cuz his black ipa looks empty...
(not pictured is stacey, who had the allagash)

it was a wonderful atmosphere
everyone was smiling and chatting and getting drinks
we were drinking while we perused the shelves
it was just totally fabulous!
what a brilliant concept - can we get one in vancouver please?


if i hadn't already bought a 21st amendment t-shirt, i would have had to purchase a city beer shirt
i guess i could have had both, but it seemed a little excessive at the time...

this is somewhere i could be a regular
definitely somewhere i will visit again on my next s.f. sojourn
and the one after that too!


  • 1168 Folsom St
  • Suite 101
  • SF CA, 94103
  • (415) 503 1033

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