Wednesday 15th of September 2010 08:00:15 PM

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A large brewery with lots of seating. Went on a Monday night, even with football on, it was relatively empty. We received good service from 2 different servers. They were knowledgeable about the beer selections and explained the sampler ordered in some detail. The menu was fairly extensive and had good variety. Food was definitely good (pasta and burger, along with appetizers), would recommend it for the food.

The location is in a relatively centralized location in downtown Fresno. Free parking in an attached lot, seemed to have a fairly large number of spaces available.

The beers were either really good or really bad. Tamarack and MotoBrew were both very good pale ales. The Porter was excellent. They also had an interesting Mexican brew - Del Oro. The rest weren't much to write home about.

Saturday 19th of January 2008 01:07:45 PM

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This is a popular neighborhood brewpub with house brews named for the big trees at Sequoia National Park as well as a separate label for their Moto(cross) Brews that are also distributed in bottles. The L-shaped bar area is next to the brewing room and there are adjacent tables and booths plus an additional separate dining area. There were 10 house brews on tap when I visited including two special stouts plus a couple ciders. I opted for a sampler that included most of their standards plus a pint of Irish Stout. It was lunchtime with large groups so service suffered a bit and the bartender mixed up the brews on the sampler (they could also do with a bit of updated on their current brews). The menu includes a large array of starters, salads, pizza, sandwiches. Park related entrees are added for their sunset menu and there is an all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch as well as pasta and rib nights. Parking is available in the off-street lot.