Track 7 Brewing Co

This was our go-​to place while we lived in Natomas. It’s such a chill place to spend an afternoon/​night and the staff is great (shoutout to Amanda and Monica!). We just moved back to Roseville and will miss spending our weekends here, but we’re definitely making trips back!
Reco’s: Alkali Wit, Blood Transfusion (my favorite!), Panic, Left Eye Right Eye, and Microbial.

Great local brew house just what Natomas needs. Super nice outdoor patio area with some shade, grass, and picnic table seating. If you like IPAs and hoppy beers this place will be right up your alley. The staff are friendly and helpful. The only feedback I would give is to be more family friendly — there are a lot of families in Natomas and they are your most ardent supporters. We will come and drink beer regularly especially if it’s easy to bring the family!

The Mothership of IPA’s, brought my family here, kids and all. Great space, lots of seating, food truck 20 feet away, and oh yeah, awesome brews!
Only hope and pray they open a satellite location in Reno.
A must stop when passing thru Sac to anywhere.

Dog friendly but NOT family friendly. We used to come quite often. They have a grassy area that the kids loved playing on and it was a very family friendly place. I have told more people than I can count that it’s a great place to go with the kids. The grassy area, food trucks, and being able to bring your own food was great. Just went though, after not being there for awhile, and there is a list of rules. It says they are family and pet friendly but that is not true. The list has at least five rules about kids and one for dogs. It says dogs should be on a leash. We had a ball out, because we didn’t know about the changes. We were yelled at immediately to hold the ball. I understand not wanting balls but meanwhile a giant brown lab was wondering around the place with no leash. If you’re going to have rules, enforce them equally. Dog friendly yes, family friendly I think not. So sad.

Amazing beer and superior customer service. A friend and I went on a weekday to grab some beers, and an employee (sorry, wish I could remember his name) went above and beyond to let us taste EACH beer while still dealing with other customers since they didn’t have flights (hint, hint Track 7). He was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and made an effort to make us feel special. As well, the factory vibe is extremely cool, but a bit hard to find, so try to look out for a hidden gem. Also I love the fact they have food trucks. I got a handmade oven cooked pizza for a reasonable price. Perfect food pairing with a few cold beers in a laid back environment.

Finally made my way out to Track 7’s second branch and it is as hugemongous as my friends have noted. The inside has loads of seating and even space to hold private events as we saw what looked like a birthday gathering off to the side. The feel reminded me quite a bit of 21^st Amendment’s brewing facility back home in San Leandro.
The draft list is very similar to the original in Curtis Park with 2 – 3 variations on average. Food trucks are aplenty as well and one can get the schedule on the brewery’s Facebook page or weekly emails.

Great rotating selection of beers, and often times they host fun events, like Trivia, or recently we attended their Girl Scout Cookie /​Beer pairing.
Regarding the pairing. First off, all 4 beers were not beers I would try or normally order, but together with the cookie, they were an outstanding combination! Who knew? Very talented brewmaster at work @ Track 7… Great environment, to hang out, play some cards, and enjoy a few pints. The have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating as well.
Highly recommend their Hop Infused Pilsner, and PANIC IPA.

Nice place to enjoy a few pints! Beer was really good and staff was chill/​on point. We will definitely be back! Blonde ale and saison were top notch.

Coming from the Bay Area, Track 7 blew my mind. Typically, having children at a brewing company is unheard of. Usually it’s a trendy, hipster like atmosphere (which I’m sure there are some around the area) BUT having a local little league team meet up here to distribute uniforms on a Friday night at brewing company is a first in my head. After speaking to other parents, they could only speak highly about Track 7 in Natomas. Kids run and play outside, as parents enjoy.
IMPRESSED. The B-​Line is excellent. Super good, and fresh. Track 7, I’ll be back with my kids. LMAO.

I love this place and I love their flavor profile. Very similar place as Knee Deep in Auburn which I also really love.
Track 7 is perfect for before Sacramento Kings games and they also have a limo bus on occasion link the game to their taproom.
Great food trucks and always dog friendly.
Please support this place. You will not be disappointed.

Project X red IPA, cheddar chicken jalapeño brat on a soft pretzel bun with cream cheese and curry ketchup keeps the pregnant wife happy. If you like craft beer this is a must. Great pregame spot for any event at Sleep Train Arena.

Best beers in Sac hands down. Awesome setup and expansions, if you have never been then you aren’t really living… yet! Constantly varies selection and new projects drive this sac beer company to high levels. Locations are awesome, stop reading this and go… immediately!

For the rate that I frequent this place, I cannot believe I haven’t written a review!
This place is a two thumbs up, standing ovation, 5-​Star, Gold Medal, Grand Slam brewery… Track 7 could possibly be the best beer in Sacramento.
I absolutely love Track 7 and given they have a tap room right next to my house, is something like hitting the lottery. If you are ever in Sacramento and want a cold one, before anyplace else, I will recommend Track 7, hands down!
The staff is personable and knowledgeable. The atmosphere laid back and welcoming; time can certainly get away from you while you’re here. From the Panic IPA to the Nuckin’ Futz they make GREAT beer here. I really believe there is something for everyone.
If you like beer, you’ll LOVE Track 7. I promise
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Ohhhh, heyyyyy, not everything has to be an IPA!
I am now Track 7’s biggest fan, I had no idea they had so many different kinds of beer. We visited this remote location for a friend’s going away party for the first time a few weeks ago. While it was a sad reason, we still had a really fun time.
The staff at Track 7 was so friendly! I loved how interactive they were with us. They had something on tap for all of the beer enthusiasts in our group which was great.
I also loved that they had different food trucks! We arrived around 3pm and caught It’s Nacho Truck and then were lucky enough to get a goodbye tamale from Toro Tamales. Yum! They have a bunch of different trucks which is great, variety is the spice of life!
This is a bit of a trek from my house but if you live closer I would recommend checking them out.

The second stop in my quest for a growler of the white stout, I succeeded in my mission and also drank some delicious beer.
Everything we tasted there (not a problem getting a taste of anything you want before committing) was unique and awesome. Staff were super knowledgeable and able to answer tons of questions, make recommendations, and discuss beer in general. Even though I’m not a huge fan of sour beers, there’s is at least good enough that I can enjoy it. White stout is an incredibly complex beer – you won’t often taste anything like it.
They don’t serve food, but they have food trucks that come by to help them out with that. Frankly, I’d much rather breweries focused only on making beer and let someone else take care of the food.
One thing: It was hotter than the dickens in there. I understand that you can’t do anything about the weather, but you can do something about air conditioning.
I think overall I prefer the atmosphere of the other location better, but they have different beers on tap at different times so a well-​rounded visit might include both.

It seems a bit out of the way but I guess Notomas is up and coming style wise.
The interior was open and spacious and super clean. He staff was friendly and yes… Helpful. The IPAs were great! I enjoyed the recommendations to replaced my usual whiskey.,
But here’s the thing. They don’t serve food. Just delicious beer. To make up for this transgression food trucks!
Yes food trucks pull up while you are enjoying your hand crafted beer and my you fat dumb and happy. It’s nice for a after work decompress or just to meet the locals who are me and we are awesome.

July 25, 2015 Saturday — 1:00 PM for lunch and drinks
2 Adults
Atmosphere — 5 stars
Food — 5 stars
Service — 5 stars
Background — Been drinking Track 7 for a few years now and had to go here. I was at the airport earlier in the day so it was easy trip over here.
Atmosphere — An industrial park in a large warehouse with plenty of room to expand still. I really hope they do expand! They have a patio where we sat to eat lunch. Giant umbrellas help to protect you from the heat, which was great today. Signs were posted indicating it is a dog friendly business but saw no dogs today.
Food
Drinks — I started with a sample of Motherland, a triple IPA. I could have ordered that right away, but Lance offered up a sample so I took it. I immediately ordered one. I really wanted a growler of the triple. This is a great IPA. I hope they have it next time I visit. While having my growlettes filled, for gifts, I had a sample of the white stout. That was solid beer.
Lunch — Chando’s Taco food truck supplied the food for this day.
Service — Kudo’s to Lance for answering all my questions he was awesome. Samples of beer were not an issue. I would have loved a growler of Motherland but I get that you want everyone to get some.
Future — Please, and I want to hit the other location.

Went to the food truck wars Thursday night! Includes mama Kim’s, California love, brunch boys, gyro stop, and one soul. I believe this event was being sponsored by the brewing company because there were beer samples going on. Since I don’t drink, I stick to the food!
They had two food trucks out in the entrance and you had the option of purchasing a $ 25 sample plate where you get a small plate of food from each truck. It’s optional and we chose to pass because we wanted to order larger portions of food. There was a cool thing about purchasing the $ 25 sample… You get to vote which truck u thought was the best!
We tried to order food from each truck…
From mam Kim, we ordered the seared tuna over a homemade won ton… Tuna was good, the won ton was great… Crispy and full of flavor!
From gyro stop, we ordered a chicken and beef gyro… Both were pretty good… But for $ 9, it was good but nothing over exciting.
From brunch boys, we got the deep fried crab cake sandwich… Great flavor… The green apples made it extra good!
From California love, we ordered the Reuben sandwich and the beer battered asparagus with an amazing chili mayo… The Reuben was okay, good meat, good cheese, and decent bread.
And lastly, we ordered the steak fries from one soul which was probably our favorite… The fries were covered by fried pork, dressing, and cilantro!
Great experience, lots of people, music, but the prices are a little high…
We will try it again!

Track 7 beer is good, and I’m even happier that they landed in Natomas! Lots of picnic tables and stand up tables inside, as well as the outside where folks can soak up the sun and kids hang out.
Yes, it’s a warehouse, but so what? I see lots of good things to come for them to brew and package their product. I also see their board to be filled soon, as the 2 times I’ve been here, the menu board is not quite as expansive as the other location.
You can buy their shirts, hats, and other shwag, as well as their regular and mini growlers. They also fill other growlers, but they have to be completely covered, so I’ll be doing that next time.
They also have the local food trucks come since they don’t serve any food there (in the future perhaps?). Natomasans, you are so welcome! Other folks, make the (short) drive from wherever you are and come, you will love their array of beers from their staple Panic IPA, to their small batch stuff. They recently made a collaboration with Device that was an IPA lager which was all sorts of amazing! They will know me by first name basis, very very soon!

Track 7 is exactly what the Natomas suburb needs :) Located in an industrial area that is not only dog friendly but kid friendly as well.
The Beer:
GREAT selection of different IPAs, Stouts, Amber, etc. The hubs really enjoyed the 3d Anniversary Peanut Butter Cream Porter while I enjoyed a Day Light Amber. They offer their year round beers and also put other beers on rotation that they think people would enjoy.
The Inside:
It’s a warehouse! But completely sterile (in a good way– no fuss or frills… it’s totally about the beer) with tables, chairs, and cocktail tables for you to enjoy your beer and hide from nature’s elements.
The Outside Patio:
A bunch of picnic tables, a grass area which is partially gated, and heat lamps if its a bit chilly out.
The Food:
Expect to finda food truck since Track 7 ONLY provides beer. The food truck schedule can be found on their website. When I was there, Chandos was available! Some kids were also selling Girl Scout Cookies! Pretty sure that child made a killing in sales that day.
Warning:
This is totally a family friendly place. Smokers will be given dirty looks. Take it past the patio and away from the children! Plus, second hand smoke kills… so yeah!
Did I mention the children? There is a shitload of them running around inside and outside of the building on a nice warm day. Great for parents because they can bike, put their child in a wagon, or walk from home to get to this place, get a cool buzz as their children run around until they are tired, and then get home safely. Two words for Track7: Premise Liability. Children are cray, parents are inebriated, and I can just see some kid throwing a ball around and hurting another child on accident. Just saying. I don’t have kids so I’m not worried. They’re definitely more exciting to «people watch» then the adults.
We’ll definitely be back, but next time with our furchild!