Harmonic Brewing

Michael Delehanty Real Estate

My first concert experience at Chase Center was to see Bryan Adams and Joan Jett. I know I’m late to the party but at least I’m here now. Unlike my typical routine, we showed up well before the concert doors opened so we walked o er to Harmonic Brewing for a beer and bite to eat. We sat outside which can be challenging since this area is typically windy and cold but we managed ok. Service was great and the beers excellent. We ate the food so fast I’m not sure how it tasted. I’m not sure when I’ll be back to Chase, hopefully soon to see another Warriors game and I’ll be sure to arrive early for a treat at Harmonic.

Mark McHugh

What a total cool brewery to hang out at. Food really good and great IPA's. The atmosphere is outstanding with indoor and outdoor seating. It is right next to (literally) Chase Center where the Warriors play and other concerts etc. perform.

Leonard Suguitan (Len)

Food was really good! Had the pretzel dog, pretzel, cubano (filled pastry), mushroom pastry, and chicharones. For beer, I liked the Strat Attack, which was a bright IPA.....tasty. the open-layout with many windows gives the place a great ambience. One of the partners, who talked to us about the Warriors game, accommodated our request to turn one of the TVs to the SF Giants game, and he was kind enough to do it at Warriors halftime. Great place to have food and a beer. Kudos to ownership!

Michael Wu PhD

This is the new location of one of our favorite SF brewery situated right at the south end of Dogpatch. We love their beer and had drank so much at their Dogpatch brewery that we had to come back again later to try out this new location. But it looks like they great vibe and people are already noticing this local gem, which we would recommend without any reservation. If you are a true beer lover, you should also try out their brewery just a few min drives away in Dogpatch. If you're lucky, you can even meet their brew master Eric there. Trust me, you won't be disappointed.

Stanley Suen

Brewery SF What a great not-so-hidden gem! When I’m out drinking I got to have my OHCap, the new hangover pill on the block, perfect for this happy hour with my coworkers who drink like a fish…I have to keep up. It helps me prevent these nasty hangovers I get nowadays. I’ve been to chase center a few times for warriors games but never had a chance to explore. Hidden gem for me but not for everyone else I guess. We spoke with the lady bartender who was really nice and helped us recommend drinks. The space is huge too…fairly empty on this Wednesday but I’m sure packed on game day. The only knock I have about this place is that the restroom is outside around the corner. No biggie though. Drank more than I wanted to but again, just thankful I had these pills to save me. Washed a couple of these down with delicious beer and woke up feeling fresh the next day.

Kirsten

The curry potato puff and cuban pocket were great! Super crispy and flavorful. The pretzel bun on hotdog was just okay, but the pickles were good. Good service and beers, and they are dog friendly! :)

Ken Wong

8-25-21: Great open space to enjoy Harmonic's high quality 🍻. Came here on a day without any events. Place wasn't crowded. So easy to social distance. Beer options seem to rotate based on what they are brewing. You order online and the servers bring the 🍻 to you. Very efficient! Staff wore masks and it felt safe to hang out.

E Lee

Friendly staff, plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Only had the empanadas which were good. Liked the chicken better than the ham. Sauce was good.

Harmonic Brewing Thrive City is a fantastic spot for craft beer lovers. The selection is diverse and flavorful, with fresh brews that highlight local creativity. The lively atmosphere and friendly staff make it a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy quality beer.

Very good cider, and the pretzel is to DIE for! If you get one try the cheese dip! Service is also very good, you get in a line and order at the front and I actively see employees looking to wipe tables. Views are also really nice!

This is the kind of place I want to see in any city I live in. Harmonic is hands-down one of the best locally owned microbreweries. The owners are long-time SF residents and amazing humans who truly care about their beer, customers, and community. The brews are delicious, creative, and always changing—there’s never a boring pour here. They have decent snacks and seem to regularly have unique food pop-ups. It’s an accessible place whether you’re out alone, or with friends and family. SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES!

Phòng Văn

Harmonic Brewing Thrive City is a fantastic spot for craft beer lovers. The selection is diverse and flavorful, with fresh brews that highlight local creativity. The lively atmosphere and friendly staff make it a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy quality beer.

Sebastien Combes

Very good cider, and the pretzel is to DIE for! If you get one try the cheese dip! Service is also very good, you get in a line and order at the front and I actively see employees looking to wipe tables. Views are also really nice!

Nice location at the Chase Center. Patio views of the Central Basin. I had the You Love to "C" It IPA 6.8%. Very friendly staff.

After an evening watching AEW at the Chase center, my friends and I headed next door to Harmonic Brewing Thrive to kill some time while the crowds and traffic dissipated. Despite it being a Sunday night and Google stating the establishment closed at 9pm, they were open and welcoming business. Both of the beertenders were friendly and attentive. The beer was cold, delicious, and a perfect way to kill time. They also had an offering of foods such as pretzels, nachos, empeñadas, and tacos amongst others. The food was served quickly and was good. There were plenty of games available if that was your proclivity as well as an assortment of swag, should you want to advertise Harmonic while out and about. There weren’t bathrooms inside, however they were close by outside the establishment. The beer was a little pricey at $10 a pint, but an absolute bargain compared the $18.50 prices at the Chase Center! My advice? Go before your show/game to whet your whistle and then again after to do what we did and avoid the clog of traffic.

Great place to stop before an event at Chase. Usually has seating because it's towards the back of Chase not sure to many people know about this place. Good selection of beers, 3 types if wines, they have soft drinks and limited food offerings.

Went to some early afternoon beers in the sunshine. The outdoor space is great - plenty of space (at least not on game nights) and a good view out to the water. Beers were good - had an apricot sour and an ESB, which has become a rarity at SF breweries. They have a limited menus. Calzone was small and tasty - super crisp crust - but it would take two for a meal. Prices are on the higher side - not surprising given the location right next to the stadium. Will definitely be back!

Terrific location, sprawling setup with tons of indoor and outdoor seating option overlooking SF Bay. The beers 🍺 are winner 🏆 but they need to work on the food, simply too overpriced. I would just go for the beer and ignore the food completely.

David Striker

Nice location at the Chase Center. Patio views of the Central Basin. I had the You Love to "C" It IPA 6.8%. Very friendly staff.

KDG

After an evening watching AEW at the Chase center, my friends and I headed next door to Harmonic Brewing Thrive to kill some time while the crowds and traffic dissipated. Despite it being a Sunday night and Google stating the establishment closed at 9pm, they were open and welcoming business. Both of the beertenders were friendly and attentive. The beer was cold, delicious, and a perfect way to kill time. They also had an offering of foods such as pretzels, nachos, empeñadas, and tacos amongst others. The food was served quickly and was good. There were plenty of games available if that was your proclivity as well as an assortment of swag, should you want to advertise Harmonic while out and about. There weren’t bathrooms inside, however they were close by outside the establishment. The beer was a little pricey at $10 a pint, but an absolute bargain compared the $18.50 prices at the Chase Center! My advice? Go before your show/game to whet your whistle and then again after to do what we did and avoid the clog of traffic.

Lana Rivera

Great place to stop before an event at Chase. Usually has seating because it's towards the back of Chase not sure to many people know about this place. Good selection of beers, 3 types if wines, they have soft drinks and limited food offerings.

Kishore Hari

Went to some early afternoon beers in the sunshine. The outdoor space is great - plenty of space (at least not on game nights) and a good view out to the water. Beers were good - had an apricot sour and an ESB, which has become a rarity at SF breweries. They have a limited menus. Calzone was small and tasty - super crisp crust - but it would take two for a meal. Prices are on the higher side - not surprising given the location right next to the stadium. Will definitely be back!

Suvrajit Saha

Terrific location, sprawling setup with tons of indoor and outdoor seating option overlooking SF Bay. The beers 🍺 are winner 🏆 but they need to work on the food, simply too overpriced. I would just go for the beer and ignore the food completely.

Yao Wong

Awesome location, especially the outdoor seating area. On a (somewhat rare) warm day, it's the perfect place for a drink. Beer is good albeit IPA-heavy. Food is passable. Prices are about average for the neighborhood.

Ok more like 3.5 but let me explain why and also just state that I am planning on going back and hopefully some kinks will be worked out. First I have always liked the original location. Can't say I was a regular but loved the beer and the people who worked there. The new location is great. Nice spacious inside for those cold and windy nights and great outdoor area to relax on those warmer days. Here was the iffy part ...the food. Now they just opened up so I am sure it is going to take some time to really see what works and what does not. Examples they ran out of some food we wanted and my buddy got food that was cold and not cooked completely. Again I love the beers, plan to go back support this great brewery and I am sure things will get better. Look for an updated review.

Had a nice drink here at Thrive City on Wednesday when they first opened as I walk my dog in the area and wanted to support their new location. Came back today for a drink/to try some of their food and unfortunately they chose to be one of the few not dog friendly restaurants in sf on their large outdoor patio and they redirected me to another restaurant at Thrive City that choose to be dog friendly for their outside area. It's a great space, that will surely be packed before and perhaps after warriors game days but local resident dog owners of mission bay looking for regular place to grab a drink and meetup with friends should stick to Spark, New Belgium, Seven Stills, Mission Rock, etc.

Clean bright spot next to Chase Center. Beers are just okay at best.. friendly staff. $10-11 draft beers, proximity to Chase center I suppose

Joe Whelan

Ok more like 3.5 but let me explain why and also just state that I am planning on going back and hopefully some kinks will be worked out. First I have always liked the original location. Can't say I was a regular but loved the beer and the people who worked there. The new location is great. Nice spacious inside for those cold and windy nights and great outdoor area to relax on those warmer days. Here was the iffy part ...the food. Now they just opened up so I am sure it is going to take some time to really see what works and what does not. Examples they ran out of some food we wanted and my buddy got food that was cold and not cooked completely. Again I love the beers, plan to go back support this great brewery and I am sure things will get better. Look for an updated review.

Luke O

Had a nice drink here at Thrive City on Wednesday when they first opened as I walk my dog in the area and wanted to support their new location. Came back today for a drink/to try some of their food and unfortunately they chose to be one of the few not dog friendly restaurants in sf on their large outdoor patio and they redirected me to another restaurant at Thrive City that choose to be dog friendly for their outside area. It's a great space, that will surely be packed before and perhaps after warriors game days but local resident dog owners of mission bay looking for regular place to grab a drink and meetup with friends should stick to Spark, New Belgium, Seven Stills, Mission Rock, etc.

B

Clean bright spot next to Chase Center. Beers are just okay at best.. friendly staff. $10-11 draft beers, proximity to Chase center I suppose