FROM ISOLA — SACRAMENTO'S CAPITAL GUIDE · UPDATED JULY 2026
Brewery Restaurants in Sacramento, CA
Part of Isola, the Capital's live guide to eat, drink & do — open-now status, menus and one-tap directions.
Looking for brewery food in Sacramento? Here are the Capital's brewery spots — with menus, prices, hours and live "open now" status. Tap any restaurant to call, get directions, or see the full live menu.
We track 6 spots here, averaging 4.5★. Every listing shows the day's hours, a sample menu with prices, and one-tap call, directions and ordering — plus live "open now" status on the main guide.
On this page: Alaro Craft Brewery, Fieldwork Brewing Taproom, Midtown Biergarten, New Helvetia Brewing Co., Urban Roots Brewing & Smokehouse and Oak Park Brewing Co..
Took over the old Rubicon Brewing space with a Spanish-tapas-meets-craft-beer concept — over 100 major beer medals and a genuinely good food menu (the octopus and Wagyu burger both earn regular praise) make this Midtown's best brewery-restaurant hybrid.
The Sacramento outpost of the Bay Area hazy-IPA specialists, in the Handle District — rotating taps, laid-back patio, a solid stop on any Midtown beer crawl.
Formerly Der Biergarten — an open-air German-style beer garden at 24th & K with communal tables, big steins, and pretzels; still one of the most fun warm-weather group hangouts in Midtown.
★ 4.4 · Brewery · 1730 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95818
Sacramento's co-op brewery on the corner of 18th & Broadway, brewing on a 10-barrel steam-fired system with local ingredients. Neighborhood-y, run-club-and-trivia vibe rather than a scene — go for the community, stay for solid, honest beer.
Beer and barbecue under one roof in a big Southside Park warehouse — the brisket and the hazies are both legit, and the covered patio is one of the better group hangs in the core. Walk-in only, and it packs out on weekends.
★ 4.3 · Brewery · 3514 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95817
A historic Oak Park brewpub given new life under a local Black-owned ownership group. Full food menu with the beer, a welcoming room, and a genuine neighborhood-comeback story worth supporting.