BarrelHouse Brewing Co

Ive never had such a bad experiance here. The male bartender was such a jerk not helpfull in any way!

My go to. These folks are great. Super location and great beers. Good music too, always like it here. Only 4 stars because they need more servers, can take a long time in line to get a beer. More servers then more stars.

Barrelhouse brewery is a nice hidden place in Paso. Barrelhouse also presents a fun, family-​friendly atmosphere. It boasts a great water feature, an antique car, and some spots were you can play bags. I’m a kid so I can’t drink, food rotates. I came here for the atmosphere and boy does it deliver. Excellent job Barrelhouse.

Came here once on my way down to San Luis Obispo and once on the way back up home. Their beers are super legit– the IPAngo is incredible, their special sours were off the hook, and the regular brews are solid.
Their patio/​beer garden area is huge with tons of tables and a fountain.
I wish I lived closer!

Worlds worst BARTENDERS!!! I’ve waited at an open window for 15 – 20 mins each time I came up. One time another patten told the bartender I refuse to be served till you serve him. He was here 5 people before me.
Manager please contact me!!!

Great beer & Good vibes. Nice spot to hangout inside and gorgeous outside seating. 3 stars just because there was nothing out of the ordinary that makes me feel like I need to go back if I’m ever in the area again. It is a nice spot to check out if you like beer and you’re already in the area though. :)

The brewery property is nice – they have a huge fountain, a stage where a band was warming up, and it’s family friendly. They have a music schedule posted, so it looks like the live music is frequent.
Despite the variety, I was not impressed with the beer. It was really nice to see two (!) sours available, but the flight of five beers for $ 12 lacked any that met my expectations. I tried a mix of seasonal and standbys. The Curly Wolf stout might be good for some tastes, but I found it to be very heavy with the taste of alcohol.

Great atmosphere! Good people! And the beer… wow! Their BHBC IPA is my favorite of all time. I buy it by the keg when I can get it. Keep brewing guys, I am running low again.

This place has only been around for 3 yrs and they’ve definately mastered the art of craft beer brewing. I was blown away with the beers in the lineup. MANGO IPA was amazing.

Hit up this spot with the family after kids soccer game and it was okay. Wife and I shared fish sticks kids had chicken strips we all enjoyed it, staff was the best service was excellent. Beer was good had something local from topa topa, real good session IPA. Ready to go back

The bar area is open and extends into wonderfully manicured grounds with a neat rock waterfall fountain. The beer was tasty and they offer a flight which I find to be a fun way to explore offerings. The beer was tasty and the environment is fun and welcoming. Being from a small town, you can tell locals spend time here as well. I really appreciated their cucumber or orange self-​serve water stations.

I came here on a Wednesday night, there was only one bartender from what I recall. I was visiting a friend who lives in Paso Robles and she said I absolutely had to try this place. And boy was I not disappointed. They have a pretty decent selection of beers on tap right now. I tried a stout, a honey blonde, a blonde, a black IPA and a regular IPA.
When I came in i expressed interest in the stout. After I ordered my flight I heard my friend order a Stout that wasn’t listed on the board. I don’t recall what the name was but I was kind of confused why it wasn’t listed on the board and a little bummed because after tasting it, I liked it more than all of my other samples.
BUT! That did not take away from the great beers I had in front of me. The bar is very long and well organized. And the bartender gave us coasters and stickers to take with us. It was a really enjoyable experience. The brewery itself looks great and i’d definitely go back.

This place is a really cool brewery tucked into an industrial area. Inside the steel building you will find a beautiful tasting area with a long bar and several large wood tables where you can sit and enjoy the beer while looking at shiny fermenters. OR, you can head out back to an awesome grass area with a pond and a giant waterfall. They had a food truck on premise and they also have a stage for bands.
But the most important part is the beer. And the beer was great. Did a sampler and all the ones we chose were really good. I definitely want to come back when they have a band playing and spend a little more time.

Hidden, but a gem! While Firestone Walker gets much of the beer drinkers’ attention in this area due to the size of their distribution network, it would be a mistake to ignore BarrellHouse. The fine folks at BH put out a wide variety of refreshing hoppy libations.
In addition to the great beer, the outdoor patio area is a great place to unwind and slowly down your drink, especially in the summer time when Paso’s perfect evenings take center stage. The staff is friendly, and I’ve always had a great time when visiting.
The only gripe I have is that parking can sometimes be an issue given that their lot is very small and street parking is also limited. Nonetheless, it isn’t reason enough not to visit. Get out and walk a bit!

We were looking for a spot to break up the trip. In the past we have stopped at Firestone, but the were stuck up and inattentive so we looked for another good spot. We saw this place on Unilocal and decided to check it out.
The tasting room is very well developed. Not what we were expecting when turning down the streets. It has a beautiful beer garden which sort of reminded me of a Stone brewery.
Staff was friendly, and quick.
The tasters are 4 for $ 6. If chooses from the portfolio beers. They’re $ 3 each if selected from the limited releases.
–huge election of IPAs notable mentions: IPL
It was a nice addition giving us pretzels with fancy mustard. I love fancy mustards.

This was a great little visit. Great Brewery. Always something happening on the weekends. And the beers? Awesome selection and taste Add in the great atmosphere choices you have of sitting in the brewery area or outside in the spacious and beautiful courtyard.
I think the best thing that caught my eye about this place is that the main serving area is not only connected to the tasting room but set up to also serve those in the courtyard. No having to go inside to get a new beer! (And that means a lot less congestion during the heavy traffic times).
Whether you’re coming here for a special event or to just relax and drink some beers, this is definitely a brewery you want to visit. I can’t wait to go back again.

We were on a road trip to the Bay area but knew we had to make a detour to check out Firestone Walker. After we left we decided to see what else was in the area. That’s when we found BarrelHouse. It’s literally right up the street from Firestone Walker. Perfect distance for a brew crawl– just sayin’.
First of all, I’m pretty sure this is one of the best decorated breweries I’ve ever been to. I say that because most tasting rooms are in the same warehouse as the brewery and your only view is of tanks, silos, and barrels. Yea, not much to look at. What steals the show at BarrelHouse is the backyard. Yea, it’s more like a backyard than a patio. There’s a rock water feature (don’t let your kids play or pee in it) with a huge grassy area, a good amount of seating, and an old truck they converted into a stage. As soon as I saw that I wished I lived closer. This would definitely be my go to hang out spot. The bartenders were really nice and actually engaged us in conversation. It really sucks when you go to a brewery and the bartenders want no part of asking you if you like the beer. This definitely didn’t happen here.
The beers were outstanding. Every one I tried was awesome. The Sunny Daze was perfect. It was a very warm day and that beer made the heat bearable. The Good Medicine IPA was balanced. You definitely weren’t hit in the face with hops and the Saison collaboration with SLOBS was really good. It’s like the brewer respected the art of the saison and didn’t just throw a bunch of herbs and wheat grass in a silo like some other brewers.
I’d definitely come back here again. But not as a side stop, as a main stop.

Great beers, great environment. This place really shines during the summer when the patio comes to life with bands and friendly faces. With breweries popping up all over the place these days, it was easy to be dismissive of this place until I gave it an honest try. The nitro stout is great — albeit rather elusive on the taps. I’m a big fan of the Rye IPA as well.
Go enjoy a truly local scene in the up and coming Tin City!

Take your average industrial park brewery, and multiply the experience by 10. That’s Barrelhouse. I could stay there all day. They’ve thought of everything.
Interior offers tables in the back amongst some barrels brewing away. The bar has a view of the outdoor patio or TVs if you hate nature. You can also find free pretzels and mustard at the end of the bar for mid-​beer snacking. Outside, you can access the bar through some fancy windows. Sit in some lounge chairs and enjoy the huge waterfall feature. Drink with friends at the picnic tables. And, if you’re lucky, listen to live music on the back of an old flatbed truck. We haven’t been lucky enough to hit that yet. But we will.
Oh, and they have beer at the brewery. Their Pale Ryder was my first rye IPA. It is now becoming an obsession. I cross my fingers that breweries start to make it a regular style they brew. I hope their distribution areas continue to grow so I can drink it frequently without the 3 hour drive. Their regular IPA is also delicious.
It is one of our new favorite places on Earth. I would never hesitate to pick up a tall bottle of any of their beers. It’s going to be good.

Cute brewery. Great beers — especially the stout. Amazing prices.
Love the outdoor seating!