Topa Topa Brewing Co.
104 E Thompson Blvd, Ventura
(805) 628-9255
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Chill brewery. Locals hanging out at the bar.
Best local beer.
Good solid beer. Good environment. Super dog friendly. Although there was a guy kicking his dog - some ppl shouldn’t be dog owners.
Great locally brewed beer and seltzer but dreadlocks is not very hospitable. Life is too short bro.
Topa Topa Brewing is a local brewery that was founded in Ventura, California in 2015. It is situated near the Topa Topa mountains in Ojai and the coast of the Pacific Ocean. They emphasize quality, craftsmanship, and community spirit, and utilize local ingredients. They actively contribute to environmental causes as a member of 1% For The Planet.
Wow, what a great spot! The organic Lager was amazing!
Fantastic beers!
The service is really great here, super appreciate their knowledge and help.
I really liked their beer called Light Hike if you don't like IPAs or just want something not as heavy.
Not sure what days the smash burger guy is there but he was there on Wednesday night and he made a very good smash burger, he also doesn't skimp on the toppings either which I appreciate it, it had like 6 Pickles, which is the correct amount of Pickles and the caramelized onions were super good and done perfectly
Very welcoming and inclusive staff.
Great place to stop and try different beers. Julio was very friendly and kind. We grabbed food next store at Lamas and we sit here. The ambience is a plus.
1st visit. Rude staff. Limited seating and even more limited parking. I am only giving 2 stars for the selection of drafts and option to play pool. Beer could definitely be colder too.
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Super staff
Great beers. Nick is awesome behind the bar. Also, the Cali dough boyz are making some of the best pizza in the county.
We are huge fans of Topa Topa. We were very confused by the pricing of our last visit though (and we did try to clarify with the bartender to no avail). We wanted a beer size smaller than a pint but not a tiny taster shot glass. The board said $4 for a taster and $8-9 for a pint. The bartender said we could have a size not listed on the board but we still paid the $8-9… for a half-pint. Didn’t make sense.
It would be one star but the beer was actually pretty good. The bartender with red hair is oblivious to line queues and the karaoke guy has 1000 rules and gets chippy/frustrated when you ask him questions. Was looking for a good time for the long run but it was a very awkward one so left early.
I'd recommend screening the workers that represent your brand a little better.
It would be one star but the beer was actually pretty good. The bartender with red hair is oblivious to line queues and the karaoke guy has 1000 rules and gets chippy/frustrated when you ask him questions. Was looking for a good time for the long run but it was a very awkward one so left early.
I'd recommend screening the workers that represent your brand a little better.
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