Southern Pacific Brewing

Southern Pacific Brewing is located at 620 Treat Ave, San Francisco, CA..

San Francisco's first new suds producer in more than a decade has arrived in the heart of the bustling Mission, with a sizable kitchen dishing out gastropub fare to complement its new brews. Speakeasy Brewing alum Andy French heads the brewing operation, with six house beers (a wit, a California blonde, a pale ale, an IPA, an extra IPA, and a porter), as well as 14 additional rotating taps and a full bar. On the food side, chef Tyler Moorish (formerly of Osteria Coppa) incorporates the house brews extensively in his cuisine, including pale ale pork sausage pizza and a banh mi with...

Sure the patio out front of this hidden brewpub is fun, but even sitting inside has an outisde feel, what with the super-high ceilings, skylights and trees growing out of the floor. Do not miss their fries. Srsly; break your diet if you have to.

San Francisco's first new suds producer in more than a decade has arrived in the heart of the bustling Mission, with a sizable kitchen dishing out gastropub fare to complement its new brews. Speakeasy Brewing alum Andy French heads the brewing operation, with six house beers (a wit, a California blonde, a pale ale, an IPA, an extra IPA, and a porter), as well as 14 additional rotating taps and a full bar. On the food side, chef Tyler Moorish (formerly of Osteria Coppa) incorporates the house brews extensively in his cuisine, including pale ale pork sausage pizza and a banh mi with...

Sure the patio out front of this hidden brewpub is fun, but even sitting inside has an outisde feel, what with the super-high ceilings, skylights and trees growing out of the floor. Do not miss their fries. Srsly; break your diet if you have to.

Southern Pacific Brewing owes its name to the Southern Pacific railroad line that ran down Harrison Street in the early 1900s, transporting the products of San Francisco factories and craftspeople to points throughout the West. A ten thousand square foot warehouse located in what was once the Mission’s industrial heart, the building itself is a testament to the area’s history. Proprietor and...

Most of the Mission's bars are small and cozy; it was only a matter of time until a mega-pub opened up, and Southern Pacific Brewing fills that gap nicely. The huge, 8500-square-foot space manages to be open and bright but not cavernous, featuring firwood communal tables, full-sized indoor trees and a charmingly rustic bar. There are six to eight house brews on rotation at any given time. SPB...