Beer Gardens near Santa Cruz, CA

“Gilman is a good, solid brewery (as far as breweries go). The beer is good beer. I haven't had anything super memorable, though, until my last visit when I tried the black IPA. Now, that was a good beer. They're closed on Monday and Tuesday, which sometimes makes me sad. They have a great patio space- even though it's on a busy street, part of it is secluded. They have a good amount of seating inside and the service is always friendly. I hadn't eaten here until recently. Even so, we only had an order of fries. Which, even though they sat long enough to cool down before they finally brought them to our table, magically retained a lukewarm crispiness. We wistfully (and out loud to one another) imagined how amazing those fries would have been had they made it to us hot. Overall, Gilman is a good place to add to your regular rotation of breweries in the area (just not on Monday or Tuesday). They have a nice vibe, decent beer, lots of parking, plenty of patio space, and cornhole. I'll let someone else here review the food, for now.“

“An award should go to whoever came up with the idea to make a beer garden on the wharf, and then successfully made it happen. Such a great place - outdoors, views, ocean air, and of course incredible beer. Great staff, lots of seating, often (if not always?) a food truck with something to snack on, just excellent all around. I've been a fan of Socks & Sandals Hazy IPA since I first tried it. It's been a reliable staple and go to beverage for years. I've tried most of the other offerings and have never been let down. Really hope the Humble Sea Beer Garden will become a long-time fixture on the Wharf. If it doesn't, I'm glad we were graced with it for one season!“

“A surprisingly good dining spot, especially for the boardwalk. My wife got the spicy chicken fajita and it was substantial. I got the Philly steak, without veggies. Good amount of meat, very thinly cut, with just a light amount of char. Could've used a tad more cheese, but nbd. My kids ate grilled cheese, and it was on really good quality bread. The total cost was $31.52, which is a little pricey for the amount of food. But given the location, you have to expect a slight premium. Overall, I'd recommend World Grill.“

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“Really delicious food & the beer is great! love the atmosphere.“

“TLDR: Great bottle shop with excellent selection. While I can't speak on the tap room experience, I can say that Beer Thirty has an excellent selection of cans and bottles. If you're into craft beer, the area is great with Sante Adairius, Private Press, Humble Sea, and Lupulo all nearby. What also makes the area great for craft beer is the selection at Beer Thirty. If you're traveling along the 1, this can be a good spot to replenish your craft beer for your road trip. With selections from Russian River, SARA, Beachwood Blendery, Bottle Logic, Pure Project, Cantillon, and more, you are sure to find something you'll like for any palete. If you're driving here, there is a small lot at the front, with street parking along S Main Street. Staff was friendly and helpful, and overall, an enjoyable experience for purchasing craft beer.“