Stone Company Store Liberty Station

A must go if you are in the area.
Stone is well known for its fine beer and therefore I jumped at the chance to try their restaurant which offers fine craft food and a wide variety of Stone beers on tap, which are not distributed. I was also informed that the Liberty Station brews more of the off beat specialty beers than the mothership in Escondido.
Started off with a flight of beers. Know that although four is the standard flight you can add a fifth. Favorite of all the great beers I tried were the Rye Saison dubbed «Stone Liberty Station (SLS) Carnage of a Bridezilla», which is made with blood oranges, as well as, the Imperial Oatmeal Porter aka «SLS Storm Brain» which is a porter aged in Bourbon Barrels. Both are top notch.
Food wise was also just as good. Delicious Pulled Pork and Boar Sandwich was preceded by Fried Olives dusted with cornmeal and Marcona almonds along with Hemp Seed Pretzel which comes with a terrific beer cheddar dip.
Service and ambiance also don’t disappoint. Although we sat inside, the outside had a beautiful garden eating area along with a place to play Bocce ball. Further inside is a gift shop which also has about 15 taps to fill your growler and take a bottle of happiness home with you. The growler also makes a nice souvenir for $ 9, and filled with the Woot IPA, made it that much more wonderful.
Will definitely return!
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Great beer, and amazing selection. Pricey though, even by craft beer standards. Even a cheap draft pint is 8 – 12 $. Appetizers were good too, the poke tacos were fantastic

I thoroughly enjoyed a few good brews here and appetizers, friendly bar tender and staff, very high end place but friendly and casual. Id return if in the area. Also they offer some other breweries suds and wine. Loved the darker beers and seasonals. Also the brussels sprouts, pretzels and short ribs were great. Yum.

Came here on a Thursday after lunch crowd gone. Very few people. Was seated and waited @ 10 minutes before sever showed up. Ordered a beer for starters. That took about another 10 minutes to be served. Ordered tuna sandwich. It was just ok. Wish I knew it was going to be just seared and mostly raw. Can’t remember if it was stated on menu or not. After entrée I ordered a bowl of soup. That was literally 25 minutes ago. Still waiting. Ya think I’ll be back?

5 stars for beer, food, service, and atmosphere. I would highly recommend this brewery!

This store closes before the restaurant does, so stop by here earlier if you want to pick up a cool souvenir.

Really cool setting, and the beer is great! We came one afternoon and ordered a beer sampler. and a few appetizers: olives, ceviche, hummus and tuna tacos. Everything was great except the tuna tacos. They were sooooo salty that we could not eat them. Maybe it was a fluke, but I wouldn’t order the tacos again. All else was awesome!

This is an awesome place. Lots of beers on tap & wine. There’s an indoor & outdoor space. Place is massive. They have a store & place where you can take beer home. We didn’t eat but the menu & food looked awesome. I had the chai stout which is highly recommended.

The atmosphere here is light and airy, but still substantial. Things are tastefully done, and the décor remains luxurious.
My server was Lynzie, and she was my waitress soulmate. She was always around when I needed things, and suggested yummy options for my gluten allergy.
Stone brewery is worth your money and understands the customer experience.

Just went to have a few brews and appetizers. We started with the 2015 Stone CHAI-​SPICED Imperial Russian Stout. It was one of the best beers I’ve ever had. Then we ordered the poke tacos, gold beet salad and paired it with the Stone Cali-​Belgique IPA. Food was great and the pairing made it even better. The bartenders were great and helpful. Love this place.

I came here as a group with visiting colleagues from Atlanta and Richmond, VA. Their appetizers were stupendous! I believe we had the roasted brussel sprouts… the soft pretzel with mustard, and a couple of other appetizers that I just remember being very good. I didn’t order a entrée but had a couple of glasses of the Malbec. I was in heaven. Adequate parking and fairly easy to find.

I would probably give them 3.5 stars, but ill round up. I’m not an expert on craft beer but we came here for a coworker outing. If you’re a picky person the food menu might not interest you. Since I wanted to save money I actually ordered a rice bowl off the kids menu. It lacked seasoning but that makes sense since it’s for kids. One of my coworkers got the roasted brussel sprouts and this mushroom and cheese stuffed pasta dish that was actually really good. The beer prices are about 5 – 7 bucks. I got an Avery white rascal, I recommend it if you’re not a big craft beer person. It has a lighter flavor. I also got the Stone pale ale. Which had a more bitterness to it, but it wasnt too bad. I did like the setting and our waiter was nice. We were seated in the garden patio. It was cold but pretty. I had our waiter turn on the heater which just resulted in a cold front and warm back. Maybe during spring and summer it would be much nicer.

Really cool venue at the end of SD airport. Right in the flight path. Love the strings of lights outside. I had the pan seared Mahi Mahi (nice size) & it was served with just the right amount of golden potatoes and Brussel sprouts. It was yummy! The 2009 Russian Stout wasn’t bad either :)