47 Hills Brewing Company

Chill brewery with a couple of TVs to watch different games. Has pinball machines and a great wagyu burger with truffle fries. Would slip the garlic fries since the garlic is chopped not minced when it comes with the fries. Bathrooms are ALWAYS clean.

$32 + tip for a burger, fries and a beer. :o They only had one house beer which was surprising to me. I'm an IPA guy and they only had 2 guest IPAs and they were pretty mid/eh/mild to me. Like ordering a regular ale lol. Everyone was so sweet though and there are lots of families here and the vibe is cute but it's just a bit too expensive for me and the burger is "good" and tender ofc but just a bit plain for my taste. I wanted more for ~$37+ for 1 person when I can pay $20 for a steak/beer combo at the casino lol. I should have specifically asked for medium rare my meat was pretty well done. And I wish the garlic on the garlic fries was at least sauteed a little mine had 3 or 5 minced raw raw cloves dumped on top of the fries lol. Maybe they usually have more beer options at other times.

So chill and a great place to watch a game and/or spend a few hours chatting w good people. Everything on the menu tastes great- love the shoestring fries, mussels, quesabirria, oysters… can’t really go wrong. Wings are legit spicy :)) Also love their saison/summer beer options. Lots of pinball machines, parking lot can get full sometimes. Street parking available - relatively industrial area.

I’ve been here twice. Great food, great beer and service. They have a great burger and fried chicken sandwich. I’ve had both their regular fries and truffle fries and they didn’t disappoint - delicious. For drinks, I love their hazy ipa & super fruit cider. I love this place.

I wanted something FROM SF, and not imported or pretentious. Every other restaurant was selling the same thing, and it was crazy for the price they were selling it at. I came across 47 HBC and the menu sounded solid. I ended up ordering 1/2 of what they had to offer (tacos, fries, churros) and each bite was a good as each sip of the Farmhouse Ale I had with it.