Sacrilege Brewery + Kitchen

Pleasant left turn at Half Moon Bay. This is very cool downtown area of the city, that I was not aware of. Tons of little cafes, shops, and restaurants. Green and beautiful. Sacrilege is centered in it all. Plenty of easy parking on mid Sunday. Maybe 16 beers on tap, 5 from the brewery and 11 guest taps. Beers are middle of the road. Large kitchen as well. Highly recommended.

This is a really cool spot in the middle of half moon bay that has been there two years. It was crowded on a Saturday, lively and fun. And zero ratings for the place or the beers on RB. That pretty much sums up the state of the site I guess. Oh well. The brewery is on main street with an obvious sign out front. Small outside seating area in front as well as a balcony with bar style seating. A converted house, I would assume. Large interior with tables a front and side bar. Single restroom off to the left must draw lines in really busy times. They have a super hard to read projection screen with the beers on tap, which are fortunately also on printed taplists. Perhaps 16 beers, of which 4 were their own and the rest were decently curated mostly CA guest beers. A rather eclectic bar menu as well. Flights of four available, with a lower price if you get all Sacrilege beers vs the full board. As I recall, the four house beers were $9, while the full choice was some crazy price like $13. I got the four house beers, which were served in Sierra Nevada branded glassware and flight board. We also ordered a couple of quite expensive appetizers. Beer quality was unfortunately pretty bad, "led" by a nearly undrinkable plum pale ale with overt vomit notes. Food was unremarkable as well. Conclusion: well located, nice space, but way overpriced and way under qualitied. At least with the guest taps you can find a good beer on the board.