Track 7 Brewing Co

This was my first stop for hitting breweries in Sactown. This was a total winner. Great selection of beers, very family friendly, and they brag about being dog friendly. Plenty of parking and a great BBQ food truck was here to feed my appetite. I had the guava IPA and tasted my buddy’s peanut butter stout. Both were excellent beers. Tried the regular stout. It was basic, but still quality. Any time I am in Sacramento, I will be back. This is a great craft brewery in a typical industrial area.

This is a great little brewery that has all the classic things of a trendy small-​time brewery since it has the following:
1) Picnic table style seating
2) Visibility of the fermenters
3) Board games
4) Food truck outside
5) Garage style openings to the outside
6) Craft brew
7) Ability to bring your dog
With all that said, this is a great place to meet up and chill with your friends while enjoying some local brew. You can’t go wrong with this joint! There’s not really much to say. The only reason you could hate this place is if you don’t like beer or socializing!

My go to brewery since it’s close to the house… they rotate their beers fairly frequent… maybe every other week? All of their beers are good. I come here kinda often with friends or after a stressful day at work. Can’t go wrong with any of the selections. Environment is a lively atmosphere… they allow dogs which is cool. At night, it can get real busy and full and that makes for long lines… but people here are so friendly, it can make waiting in line go by fast.
Parking is pretty good… they have quite a bit of spots to park. You won’t have a big struggle in finding parking.
Staff here are very friendly… and are more than willing to help if you ask.
I have several favorite beers here… a lot of their IPAs are good… they had a brown ale… but I don’t remember seeing it much… which is a bummer.
Overall…a great place to meet up friends for a drink!

Had a great Sunday afternoon here at the warehouse, playing games, planning summer excursions, and chatting with strangers we met there.
I was surprised at how cool it was inside despite the scorching heat and open garage doors. They have fans cranked and great beer to cool anyone down.
It’s difficult to rate beer as everyone’s taste is different. Of the 9 they had on the board, 7 or so we’re IPAs so this is a «more hops, the better» brewery. We liked the Bloodorange for being fruity and hoppy and the … Can’t remember the name but it was milky and chocolately.
PROS: ambiance
CONS: get a seat by a fan

They have amazing beers! My favorite is the soul man stout. It’s so good and flavorful without being super heavy. I love the atmosphere since it’s super chill. It feels like you’re at your own family picnic or bbq. I always love stopping by after a stressful day at school across the way. Just recently went for my birthday. It’s been 2 years since I’ve been introduced to this place now and their beers are definitely some of my favorites.

So far our favorite brewery in the Sac area. We love pretty much all their beers. Our favorites are Coinchata, Daybreak and Bloomer. Yumm!!! Dangerous and thank goodness they are 30 miles away from us or we’d be in big trouble. lol

Good selection of beers. Several tables and lots of standing room. They have in inside area and a covered patio. A food truck is always present, and they get changed up on a regular basis.
Great prices.
Dog friendly. And I got to pet the Lab puppy.
Went on a Fri, and parking was hard to find.

Such a cool spot! We came here yesterday with our family (including our 2 year old) and had a blast! Lots of casual seating, good beers on tap and a food truck! Krushburger was there and we enjoyed the delicious burgers and tots! They even have a menu of all the various food trucks that come.
Great laid back atmosphere where you can bring kids and pets! Loved the restrooms (but please put a changing table in both male and female restrooms)!
Can’t wait to come back here again!

I love Track 7. It’s dog friendly and laid back. They have a bunch of different beers, and their menu changes so it’s always fun to try out what’s new.
Last time I went they had several sours and IPAs, which I’m not particularly partial to, but there’s always a great stout or amber for me. Right now I like the Bee Line too, it’s light and refreshing for the warmer weather.
It can be hard to find a table when I come with a group, but we just order some beers, check out whatever food truck is parked outside that day, and hang out until something opens up. I can’t fault them for being too popular. They keep the list of food trucks (at both locations) updated on their site, along with the hours that they will be there for. Check it out!
Everyone is always friendly and it’s a fun atmosphere to hang out in for an afternoon.

Amazing beer! Great taste and really good price too! There’s alot of room to mingle and talk with friends. Plus there’s a hot dog truck outside, what more do you need?!

Its St. Patties and some how i ended up here after class. It just opened at 3pm and there were parking spot available, so i walked up with a big smile. Next got greeted with what do i want? in my mind i want to have lots of green beer! Well green didn’t happen when my beer came out. I got the special of the day which was lucky $ 3 pints. I got a dark beer which was similar to Guinness. It was yummy and not hoppy. I usually prefer light but this was a good random choice.
Sat down and observed and soak in to the place. There was a diversity of people, some work nearby in auto shops and some biking, who may have gotten thirsty. This place is dog friendly except for aggressive pets. No shoes no service. I think this place is pretty awesome! its very chill and basically your sitting inside a warehouse with tons of beers and friendly staff.
As i walked out with a beer belly, i saw them setting up a tent with a fire oven! I’m like dafuq! yea they said its pizza night! oh hell ya! pizza and beer sounds so good! anyways i had to hop on over to the next spot, unfortunately, but I’m a fan of this cool spot! oh and its like across the street from my class, so i know i would be here more often.

One of the best breweries in the Sacramento area ! There are many reasons for their success. Track 7 is consistent in quality and creative in their offerings. Their peanut butter stout is one of my favorite, it’s excellent ! Very chill vibes, dogs are welcomed with open arms here. They have lots of bench seatings, various food trucks are stationed outside on a given night, I believe their schedule can be found online. I always look forward to their beer !

Best brewery in Sacramento! Of course this is my opinion but I stand strong behind it! Love their award winning «Panic IPA» but they have dozens of other choices and I haven’t tried a beer here that I didn’t like!
Huge picnic bench style seating area in the tap room.
Kid and family friendly with an ever rotating selection of food trucks every day!
Pet friendly in the outside patio.

Open space w/​inside and outside seating, good beer, food trucks, allows dogs, what more could you want!
There’s a super chill vibe here and it was a really great place to have an afternoon beer with friends on a sunny day.
They have trivia night on Sunday’s so I’ll be checking that out soon as well.

Great place to hang out with friends and families. Kids and dogs friendly. Plenty of choices of beers .Our favorite ones are Daylight IPA, Panic Ipa and a porter. Definitely will be back.

Awesome place to get great beer even with the kids ended up leaving with a growler of beeline. Can’t wait to go back!

Always good selections of beer. I know they are known for their IPAs because this is California we are talking about, but I am partial toward their more eclectic brews. If they have the white stout available, it behooves you to get a pint. Also anything with the word «Imperial» in it will guarantee smiling tastebuds with a side of inebriation. Good local beer isn’t hard to come by in the Greater Sacramento area, and Track 7 is king of good local beer.
They don’t serve food but there is always a delicious food truck parked outside whenever I visit, which is far too infrequent for a place which deserves much frequenting.

I am a HUGE beer fan. I mean, I travel to cities just to have the beer. And this is still in my top 5 places ever. My husband and I literally bought a house that was walking distance to this brewery, the beer is that good. The Panic IPA is classic, and some of their others will surprise you. I’m not a stout person generally, but their stout is light and delicious. Ask for a taste and they’re happy to oblige! Plus, you just can’t beat the atmosphere and the crew. They are so welcoming to families (bring your kiddo a coloring book and let them hang out!) and dogs. It’s a great place for mom and dad to have a great brew and let the kids hang out in the fresh air.

Really good beer. I haven’t been blown away by any of their beers but I have liked everything that I have tasted there. I mostly go to the location in Natomas which always seems to have a good food truck there.
If you like good beer I highly recommend you give them a try!

No frills — just plain good beer. At first, I thought we had taken a wrong turn and were entering an industrial yard. It turns out this is where Track 7 is located. They had a good crowd of regulars, the indoor seating was full, and despite being in the 50s, the outside was also full. Food trucks were parked and serving everyone.
The staff was super friendly and clearly very knowledgeable. They had a range of beer options to satisfy any palette. We enjoyed each beer that we tried and liked the atmosphere.

Bring the kids. Bring the dogs. Bring the neighbors. At Track 7, the more the merrier. Arrived on a chilly November night on our way up from LA. After driving around in circles to find the place, we finally arrived. Wednesday night, 6:30 PM, friggin packed! Food truck set up out front pumpin’ intoxicating smells, and not a seat to be found. It’s not like the place is small either. It takes up two spots in the industrial park they reside in with tons of seating. Apparently, it’s kind of a big deal.
We stood in line to make our way to the bar where we were met by the board of tap selections. Hmmm. No regular IPAs were on tap that night. Ok. I easily solved this problem with the Left Eye Right Eye Double IPA. Delicious. She went with the blood orange infused IPA. The guy behind the bar was kind enough to let her taste test ignoring the masses in line behind us. Nice guys. Weird they’re happy and friendly considering they work around all that beer. The IPA was a first and after the courtesy sip she gave me, we’ll keep our eyes out for other blood orange IPAs, but I’m sure it will be hard to find. Hopefully, every time we’re in Sac, Track 7 will have it tapped.
Track 7, nearly impossible to find using the Unilocal and Google maps app, is worth seeking out!

The first stop in my quest for a growler of the white stout, this location didn’t have it on tap but that didn’t stop us from having a pint while we discussed the next step in our journey (solution: go to the other location).
Their beer is phenomenal. Flavorful, complex, exactly what a microbrewery should be doing and they’re doing it well. The pale ale and IPA are both really good, and do an excellent job of sticking to what the style should taste like while also not just being another boring IPA. Bring your own food or get it from one of the food trucks that stop by.
The atmosphere at this location is better, but the lack of air conditioning is still a problem when the temps are passing 100 outside. Allegedly there is an industrial fan on one side of the brewery, so I’ll make sure I find that side next time.

Fun place to be and relax. They have plenty of picnic style tables. I’ve been to other breweries and it sucks that there aren’t enough places to sit. Sit on the side of the building where they serve beers because they have an industrial cooling fan that the other side of the building doesn’t have.
They bring a food truck out. There’s a beer for everyone. I don’t generally drink IPAs but they have a sour IPA the was extremely refreshing for a hot day.

I love unique beer, and this place and their peanut butter beer (Nuckin’ Futz Imperial Peanut) is off the hook. Their other beers, Left Eye Right Eye Double IPA and Beeline Blonde were just as good.
Inside is pretty standard with other brewerys, picnic tables, open, chill environment, bring your own food, and various food trucks.
I can’t wait to come the next time I’m in town!
Summary: Unique beers, highly recommended to visit

Wow Wow Wow… So I don’t really like beer… Micheladas and bud light platinum is as close to a beer as I get… Yet for whatever reason (saw enough Unilocalers check in) I decided I wanted to go here…
Driving here, I ended up in the alley behind the place… I was like GREAT I’m lost :(… well I figure I had to go through the Alley and then I figure I make a Right turn and then a right again… Thank God I did … Still seem kind of lost and then I saw a whole bunch of people and figure that must be the place…(I was right) lol…
I walk in and at first was slightly intimidated. (a lot of people not that many places to sit) then I got to the counter and I said it was my first time and didn’t know what to get. He asked me what do I normally drink… I was kind of embarrassed lol the only two things I could think of where micheladas and bud light platinum’s. I figure he wouldn’t know about the first so I said platinum’s… He said «haven’t had those yet «then he handed me a sip of some beer and OMG it was good… So I said ok that one… went out side and asked a group of people if we could sit there… They said yes and we sat and enjoyed our drink… .
In all honesty the place was so mellow and relaxing. Great music :) I had to go try another drink and went for the blood transfusion one… It was just as good as the first one… I have to say If I lived closer Id be an alcoholic in no time lol…
Anyways I will definitely come back soon

No food truck today. Instead, a handful of chili offerings sampled. Some with sour cream and cheddar, others with lamb or wine.
Fun visit, as you have one vote for your favorite chili.
Several types of beer on hand making for an awesome venue for a chili cook-​off.

I’m all about follow through… At least when it involves free chili and brew! I attended the Tack 7 3^rd Annual chili cook off and got there early enough to try them all, at 11:45 am to be exact. When I entered Track 7 I immediately noticed the smoky mesquite smell wafting through the air. I viewed the booths and knew that I would need a strategy to give my tastebuds an opportunity to enjoy each chili… here’s what I came up with.
My strategy:
1. don’t fill up on the first few samples.
2. Be ready to be sample everything.
3. Be willing to step outside the box.
4. Don’t come across as being hungry, which BTW I was.
5. And Lastly, wash everything down with Track 7 brew…
Sounds doable right?
It was like a journey through chili Narnia… everything was so yummy. Needless to say, I fell in Love with a young crew of lads who call their chili creation the «Robust Soul.» I must say the names speaks for itself as their chili was robust and it was enticing… to my soul I suppose.
Robust soul’s cooking team discovered a beautiful yet obscure marriage between the spiciness of three chili varietals and smoky mesquite. This rogue crew of young (and handsome) chili chefs most definitely got it right. As they smoke EVERYTHING in a barrel smoker super slow for roughly 24 hours in advance, and then use all the smoked ingredients in their chili… In one word it’s yummylicious!!?
I enjoyed a Track 7 Bee Line Pilsner with my chili samples as I did not want my brew to over power the chili. And it paired beautifully. The crowds were thick and the lines were long, however, I never waited more that 3 minutes in any one line.
Additional Note:
If you decide to visit Track 7 there is plenty of additional parking across the street and along the little side street next to the auto body shop. There is also more parking behind the auto body shop, which is about a 3-​minute walk.
Overall the Track 7 Chili cook off seemed to be hugely successful and I most definitely look forward to Track 7s’ Tracktobrefest event in the fall!

I love this brewery. In a warehouse type of setting, with dogs and kids welcome, I have found that this is my new hangout spot with my friends.
I am personally a blonde, lighter beer kind of girl and the beer at Track 7 is right up my alley. Most of my friends prefer the darker beers and Track 7 supplies both which is a win win for all of us.
This is such a spacious place with 2 restrooms conviently located one on each side. The cleanliness of Track 7 astonishes me because other brewing companies that I’ve been to haven’t been as clean.
If you’re into games while you sip on your beer, you’ll love this place because there’s many to choose from.
I went for the first time over the weekend and I’ll be back for more bringing a few friends with me along the way.

Whenever we visit Sacramento I always try to hit up a new brewery or three. Since there are so many breweries and I rarely visit Sac, it’ll be years before I get to them all. So I made it a point to check out what John M says is the best beer in Sac.
This place was a bit off the beaten path, but apparently all the Sacromentians know about it. It was a busy Sunday afternoon with an unappealing (to me) food truck out front. I would call the seating area medium sized and it was nearly filled to capacity on this day.
The sampler is served one at a time like a wine flight. It’s about 3 – 5 ounces in a full size glass that you get to keep. I can only ASSume this is due to their license restrictions since it’s kind of a pain in the ass to keep going back up there. Especially when they’re busy. They give you bottle caps that you come back with to exchange for your next taster. For $ 10 it’s not a terrible deal.
Some beers aren’t offered in taster sizes due to limited availability/​cost difference. However the girl at the bar allowed me to sample some of the stuff since I must’ve appeared to be a total n00b to Track 7 as I was staring at their brightly colored chalkboard menu for awhile deciding what I wanted to try.
I accidentally went un-​v3gan for a bit since I ordered the 3^rd anniversary beer without really reading the description. It being a cream porter, contained lactose. Opps, nobody’s fault but my own. I actually appreciate them even putting in the fine print that it contains lactose as most breweries do not mention this unless you ask. It wasn’t bad, yet it wasn’t worth sacrificing my years of being V3gan for…
I’ll stick with the Burnt Fog smoked porter if I want something dark from Tack 7. This was one smokey ‘n tasty beer.
The Motherland 3xIPA was a winner with me. I’m growing more fond of fresh, over hopped IPAs lately. This hopcharged beer is a great example of why. Not the best out there for the cost, no but it’s quite tasty in it’s tiny 10oz pour.
What really interested me was the barrels aging in the back area. They appear to have a large stockpile of barrels with varying dates on them leading me to believe that they have some special releases coming up soon. Hope to make it back to sample some of those limited brews.

I am surprised it took me this long to review Track 7. The «original» location is one of the first «modern» microbreweries focusing more on the beer than setting up a brewery restaurant. Originally it was a few picnic tables in the warehouse with a small selection. It took a long time to even get an IPA, but it is one of the best ones out there!
My all time favorite is still the Big Four Strong Ale. Unfortunately, it is no longer in rotation on the taps. Track 7 also sells draught beer in half-​pint glasses, so it is easier to enjoy the higher alcohol offerings without stumbling home. These guys are finally getting into the sour and aged beer business, so I cannot wait to try the stuff that has been teasing me in barrels behind the counter.
The place is very basic with limited air conditioning and heat. The new tables are very cool, but not the most comfortable — especially when the place is packed. Food trucks make a regular rotation, but there is no food service at the brewery. That said, these guys put out an awesome product in a killer location. This is the place I compare all other microbreweries to across the world.

Sacramento is laying it down for local brewing companies, and Track 7 is a major leader. Nestled near Sacramento City College and Hughes Stadium, it can be a chore to find if you don’t know your way around. But once you nab a spot on the street outside the tiny parking lot, bring one and all (including kids and dogs) and just chill with your drink in hand and your crew.
Great spot any time, but especially on a sunny day. I joined my friends for a spell and had a hard time choosing my beer. I’ve had their beers at festivals and restaurants, and they are really really good. Their popular Panic IPA is all sorts of awesome even if you don’t like IPA’s. I went with the amber and it knocked my socks off. They change their taps a lot, so my wife went with a peanut butter porter, which came in a 10 ounce glass. Reminded me of a Reece’s Peanut Butter cup, but in a beer and not super over powering.
Similar to other breweries in Sacramento, the location is basically a warehouse where they make their beer in-​house and they have food trucks come at different times to purchase. Great stuff!