Hop Gardens — Restaurant in Sacramento

Nestled conveniently in the vibrant Curtis Park area of Sacramento, CA, Hop Gardens Taproom is a haven for beer enthusiasts and those seeking a memorable social experience. From the ample street parking to the phenomenal beer selection, this place has it all.

As you step into Hop Gardens Taproom, you'll be greeted by an ambiance that exudes warmth and liveliness. The inviting atmosphere sets the stage for an unforgettable visit. Whether you're looking for a cozy spot to relax with friends or a lively party vibe, Hop Gardens Taproom delivers on all fronts.

One of the highlights of this establishment is the impressive selection of beers on tap. With a wide variety of styles and flavors, there's something to please every beer lover's palate. I had the pleasure of trying the Red Wine CAB, and it was nothing short of outstanding. The blend of flavors and the richness of the brew left a lasting impression. Each sip was a delightful journey of taste, showcasing the craftsmanship and dedication of the brewers.

What truly sets Hop Gardens Taproom apart is the friendly and attentive service. The staff members are knowledgeable and passionate about their craft, offering recommendations and creating a welcoming environment. Their enthusiasm for beer is infectious and adds to the overall experience.

The party vibe at Hop Gardens Taproom is palpable. Whether you're visiting with a group of friends or making new connections, the energy of the place elevates the enjoyment. The combination of great beer, lively atmosphere, and friendly patrons creates an ideal setting for a memorable outing.

I cannot wait to go back to Hop Gardens Taproom. The experience was nothing short of phenomenal, and I am already looking forward to discovering more of their impressive beer selection. Whether you're a beer connoisseur or simply looking for a great time, this taproom is a must-visit destination in Sacramento.

In conclusion, Hop Gardens Taproom offers a beer lover's paradise in the heart of Curtis Park. From the outstanding selection of beers to the friendly service and infectious ambiance, every aspect of this establishment contributes to an exceptional visit. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the hoppy haven that is Hop Gardens Taproom - you won't be...

Been here only once but the impression I got is sufficient enough to make a lasting good impression. The front of this location can easily be overlooked as it blends in well with the surrounding neighborhood. If you should happen by when patrons are out front with beers in hand then you know you've arrived, otherwise a small amount of effort might be needed to find it. Despite outside appearances the inside is cavernous with the "backyard" downright spacious. Two sets of Cornhole are set up to help you stretch your muscles and build up a thirst should you want to. It's my understanding that the back patio is also dog friendly. Food is great. Personal sized pizzas are delicious and are the type that you would want to eat the crust. Calzones and salads are also good. And then there is the beer. Being Sacramento you don't get to slack on the beer. While there is no brewing on the premises (that I'm aware of), the selection of beer on hand is extensive enough to make you indecisive while ordering. All that said it needs to be pointed out that the service was very good. Food was prepared rather quickly and the waitress will pick up your empty glasses and plates. This place is definitely worth a look for a good meal or just chillin with...

I thought this was just an average beer place, but I was dead wrong. Its beer menu is on the Untappd app. If you’re a big beer fan, you’d probably know all about it.

It had 93 beers to choose from. It was a good problem to have. I wanted draft beers and not in cans. There were still 23 draft beers. I ordered a “blueberry muffin fruit in the can”, a smoothie sour at 6% abv, for my friend. It tasted just like juice. I guess that’s why it got a very high rating on Untappd. I got myself an IPA called Whale Watching and it was pretty good.

Since this place was big on beers, I thought maybe the food wouldn’t be that good. I was pleasantly surprised. From the burrata plate (burrata, bread, pesto and cherry tomatoes) to the apple walnut salad and to the truffle shuffle pizza, everything was delicious. Was I starving? Not really, but I ate like I was.

One bonus about this place is that it’s walking distance to Gunthers for some ice cream afterwards, which we did. Definitely want to go back to try more drafts...