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Out of the Barrel is a craft beer taproom featuring multiple beers from several breweries at once on a rotating basis. Our mission is to immerse our community in the craft beer experience. We source all of our beer from small, independent craft breweries. We offer 30+ beers on draft, a large selection of bottles/cans for consumption on-premise or ToGo, cider, kombucha, small bites, and pre-packaged snacks. We have a dog and family friendly outdoor patio, and welcome all outside food. We have TVs and free WiFi.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–11 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 722 W Shaw Ave Suite #48B, Fresno, CA 93704
Phone: (559) 272-5463
Website: http://www.outofthebarrelbeer.com/
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Reviews
Cali Home Fixer
We have walked by this place probably five times and always wanted to stop in but had the kids with us so could not. Next time we’re even going to take the dog. It’s a great place that you can bring your own food or order in from local restaurants and have a fantastic time enjoying local craft brews. I enjoyed the local ciders, and Vicky enjoyed the Honey Pot Blonde IPA on tap.
… moreRandy McAtee
I enjoyed a beer here last week with an ABV of 9% and got pretty buzzed. I really like the bar (the actual wood bar they serve you on inside) and I’ve always found the bartenders to be knowledgeable with good barside manners. You can confide in them that your liver #’s are elevated and your recent liver scan shows “significant scarring” and you’ll get no condemnation from them: they’ll still ply you with all the beer you can drink 😉
edit – dropped in again recently – tried some more beers & bumped to 5 stars. Great gathering hole…lots to choose from. (no stars for food cuz never tried any.
… moreedit – dropped in again recently – tried some more beers & bumped to 5 stars. Great gathering hole…lots to choose from. (no stars for food cuz never tried any.
Buydin Sux
Pretty awesome spot to get a brew. Tried a couple different types and finally settled on the Citrus Cooler #29. Looks like they are expanding the outdoor seating area. Will definitely be back
… moreRS Carot
It’s the local dog park. Four dogs(different owners) roaming around the patio unleashed this evening. Had one dog trying to lick my leg, owner oblivious. This is the THIRD time we’ve been there and dogs are roaming off leash, around tables. 1) it’s rude to assume that others want some stranger’s dog rubbing up against them; 2) not all people are comfortable around dogs they don’t know; 3) there is a LEASH LAW in Fresno; 4) maybe the owners could look out for ALL their customers, and perhaps be aware of the injury and liability looming with one single incident. Try putting up a sign and require animals on a leash like every other responsible business in town.”Dog friendly” should not mean pet irresponsibility.
… moreseth souza
Great place, delicious beer choices in draft and sooo many choices for cans to go. Tvs inside, outside seating as well, they allow outside food and the patio is dog friendly.
I will definitely be back, so good
… moreI will definitely be back, so good
H.O. Schweizer
I am a Pils (ner) drinker. In Germany nearly every brewery also brews a PILS and not just the lagers, wheat beers, etc. While this pub advertises 30+ beers on tap, not a single Pilsener style beer was available. The staff said that beers are rotated through, but oddly there is always a LAGER though from different breweries. As a core beer offering it would make sense to always have the following types of beer available:
• WHEAT
• LAGER
• STOUT
• PILS
• IPA
• ALE
• Other styles…okay, even the fruity ones
When I asked for a PILS I was directed to the other offerings. Oddly, another customer there heard my request for a PILS and said that he too had requested one but they did not have one.
A pub style establishment should also cater to Pils drinkers, which are generally only interested in a Pils but are then compelled to switch to another style of beer. I find that in the Fresno area, restaurants/pubs simply either decide not to offer a Pils or, as I found in a Clovis Pub, don’t even know what a Pilsner is. Some others think a Pils is strictly the PILSNER from the Czech republic and do not realize that it is not a brand but a style of beer. There are California breweries that offer a Pilsner, though they are not up to par. Typically served without any foam or very little, and everything seems to focus on alcohol content instead of taste. Sequoia Brewing has a China Peak Pilsner, but they serve it without the head that is an important part of a Pils or any real beer. Sequoia also has a double Pilsner with more than 8% alcohol, which then ruins the real Pilsner taste.
If Out of the Barrel simply had a regular offering of …let’s say WARSTEINER PILS, it would be very helpful. One Pils like that is enough and it is available as a draught beer in California. I used to drink it at the Aisling Bog Irish Pub on West Herndon but that place sold and the new owner decided not to get it back in…as a matter of fact….she was clueless when I asked for a Warsteiner Pils. That was just before the Pandemic, so I do not know if the pub (name had changed) is still in business.
I liked the atmosphere in Out of the Barrel, especially that it seems to facilitate conversation between people, without everyone watching some big screen or only looking at their cell phones. There is no food served there, so it would be helpful for the pub to simply post phone numbers for 4 or more take out places with different food styles that are nearby and who will deliver to the pub. I typically do not drink without also eating and not having any food, made me stop at one emergency LAGER that was not even close to a Pils.
I am attaching a photo of a beautiful PILS with stiff foam on top…
… more• WHEAT
• LAGER
• STOUT
• PILS
• IPA
• ALE
• Other styles…okay, even the fruity ones
When I asked for a PILS I was directed to the other offerings. Oddly, another customer there heard my request for a PILS and said that he too had requested one but they did not have one.
A pub style establishment should also cater to Pils drinkers, which are generally only interested in a Pils but are then compelled to switch to another style of beer. I find that in the Fresno area, restaurants/pubs simply either decide not to offer a Pils or, as I found in a Clovis Pub, don’t even know what a Pilsner is. Some others think a Pils is strictly the PILSNER from the Czech republic and do not realize that it is not a brand but a style of beer. There are California breweries that offer a Pilsner, though they are not up to par. Typically served without any foam or very little, and everything seems to focus on alcohol content instead of taste. Sequoia Brewing has a China Peak Pilsner, but they serve it without the head that is an important part of a Pils or any real beer. Sequoia also has a double Pilsner with more than 8% alcohol, which then ruins the real Pilsner taste.
If Out of the Barrel simply had a regular offering of …let’s say WARSTEINER PILS, it would be very helpful. One Pils like that is enough and it is available as a draught beer in California. I used to drink it at the Aisling Bog Irish Pub on West Herndon but that place sold and the new owner decided not to get it back in…as a matter of fact….she was clueless when I asked for a Warsteiner Pils. That was just before the Pandemic, so I do not know if the pub (name had changed) is still in business.
I liked the atmosphere in Out of the Barrel, especially that it seems to facilitate conversation between people, without everyone watching some big screen or only looking at their cell phones. There is no food served there, so it would be helpful for the pub to simply post phone numbers for 4 or more take out places with different food styles that are nearby and who will deliver to the pub. I typically do not drink without also eating and not having any food, made me stop at one emergency LAGER that was not even close to a Pils.
I am attaching a photo of a beautiful PILS with stiff foam on top…
Deleon Rojas
Relaxing spot. Great brews. Family friendly. Loved the patio. Loved the Cali Colossal DIPA!
… moreScott Bruner
Really cool vibe, great beer selection! Megan is a great server!
… moreRick Christiansen
Best place in town for a beer! Great beertenders, good hours, constant rotating taps, and a great selection of cans and bottles to go.
… moreDavid Foxx
Out of the barrel is an great place to come to an outside safe friendly place to grab a drink with friends. As a business owner myself I thank you for being compliant and a great host to my business partners.
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