Triple Voodoo Brewery & Tap Room

You can always find parking in this neighborhood, but you totally shouldn’t drink and drive. I like this location because it’s clean, they have large tables for groups, it’s a great place to meet up, and they host really good pop-​up catering.
Every bartender I’ve meet is friendly and they let you enjoy the beer. I never feel rushed or pressured to buy more. Their suggestions are spot on when I can’t decide.
They’re not far from AT&T park, so stop by here before or after a game.

I will say this is my favorite brewery and bar to hangout and relax.
I first came here when I was doing a 10k and they sponsored it I believe. The beers are great and I love doing the flights here.
I come here to also just relax and work with some beers recently and would recommend it. They have good WiFi and great for people that want to work and have a beer.
I still have to actually go to their back where the beer is brewed.
I highly recommended them. Come check it out for yourself!

Place seems pretty cool, we walked in for a few minutes, but had to leave because they didn’t have liquor or gluten free beer. Hopefully next time we will be visiting without the GF gang. My recommendation is carry at least one gluten free beer and more sours!

If you like trying microbrews this place is for you. I’m not a drinker, but came here for an event that had two drink tickets. The beers are good as are the pour size. The place is very hipstery and trendy. There is only snacks, i.e. nuts and chips, so don’t come hungry.

Triple Voodoo is a newer establishment in the Dogpatch neighborhood that is cranking out some quality beer. This location is a lot more convenient and accessible than other neighborhood breweries (Anchor, Speakeasy) and they also have some very tasty beers! The brewery has always focused heavily on Belgian style, which is definitely far from my favorite… but they also offer American style ales, which are more compatible with my taste buds. I usually stop in once every month or two, and typically order a 4 pour sampler. I enjoy having the ability to try a few different beers, and the $ 10 price point is definitely affordable. One of the brewers, Phil is usually around, and he is always willing to provide information about the different beers on tap. I love gaining knowledge from the brewers perspective, and Phil is extremely kind and very professional. I’ll definitely be back soon!

Sorry guys… I really wanted to like this place, but the beers were meh. I ordered the 6 beer flight and I can’t really say that I liked any of them. It lacked umph and a tad on the stale side. The place itself is nice and the staff is friendly. It’s a cool place if you want to catch up with friends over craft beer, but don’t expect much from the beer.

The beer here was a little hit or miss.
My sister and I stopped in on our self guided tour of San Fran breweries and got a flight of six on our stop. Nothing stood out as mindblowingly good but there were certainly some beers I could go back and enjoy again. A couple were hard to finish because of unbalanced hops or sweetness.
We went on a tame Tuesday afternoon and the place was very chill inside. The ambiance is was pretty laid back, if not a little too modern.
The service while we were there was on point, the bartender was personable and made small talk with us over what beers we were enjoying.
I will probably revisit to see how their operation progresses. If there were more stand outs I would have rated higher.

I just tried this place on Saturday and it was nice ! Very low key actually not too crowded. We went around 9 on a Saturday night.
The beer on tap was pretty good I mean I don’t think they had any brand names but I tried a raspberry wheat beer and it was delicious.
Dogs are welcome here which is nice. But the chairs are so heavy! I’m a small person and it just was not the business haha I mean I was able to move them don’t get me wrong but it was just heavier than what I was expecting so thought I’d mention that in here: p

I had been pregaming for a bit the first time I stepped foot in Triple Voodoo. Then I saw «Brewhemian Raspberry Tart Wheat» written on the board. Then I tasted said tart beer. Then my face looked like this for the next hour:
:D :D :D
My first impression of the bar itself was that it was very unassuming. It has a long bar, chill bartenders, and pets allowed — all giving Voodoo a cool vibe. I left determined to come back with my boyfriend and show him the gem. The second time around, the beer was just as good but the place was packed with groups of somewhat loud youngsters (apparently I have hit the age where I want to tell people to get off my lawn?) I was told later that this is a Dogpatch stereotype. I have no idea.
Finally, I really wish they bottled their sour. Not only do they not, but it’s a rotating beer so that means they will be taking it away from me. We bought all their available bottled beers (two Belgians one IPA) and have gone through two of them so far. They’re not cheap (~$ 15) and they are fine, but I probably will not buy them again. Next time I walk by a pond I may throw in a penny and think about that sour (C’mon Voodoo, let me hoard it!)

I prefer Triple Voodoo’s belgians over their IPA’s, but that might just be my preference. They offer tours, which are short but informative (free, but make a reservation). No food of their own, but they do have menus for The New Spot (Mexican) and will help you order for delivery. You can also call and have Long Bridge Pizza delivered as well, which I’d highly recommend.

Super dope bar.
The homie and I came through on a hot Friday afternoon/​evening. This place is clean/​chill and has good beer.
Ordered the Belgium Flight and the IPA Flight. The IPA was definitely better lol. $ 10 each.
Bathroom was a amazing. 5 star hotel quality lol.
Overall: will return soon to drink.

A chill place to kick it with friends and catch up over beers. I only wish the quality of their brews were significantly better.
Came here on a Saturday afternoon with a group of friends. Ordered a flight of beers consisting of Inception, Samurai, Brewhemian Raspberry, Strength in Numbers, Breka Dawn, ALS.
The skinny: Despite the catchy names, the entire flight was unsatisfying. Not one drink went down smoothly, most lacked uniqueness in flavor, and seemed to be bitter and wheat-​y for the sake of being bitter and wheat-​y.
I’m a fan of microbreweries and the likes. I really tried to like the beers here, but they don’t quite hit the spot. It’s a shame too since the area has parking aplenty, space is nice, and their bartenders are friendly.

Came here on a Sunday day trip to the City after the Giants lost badly, I was in desperate need for a pick me up.
I chose the Belgian sampler and then added two beers to it. [outlaws gold, slice of darkness, sojourner, inception, King Leo, and triple]. Also ordered spicy teriyaki jerky and a tamale. The triple in the fifth degree was my favorite and I ended up purchasing a growler to take home! I enjoyed the place so much that I’m already planning a trip back.

Great place to catch a game on TV. Service is friendly. Lots of tables and counter space. Clean facilities. Food truck service. Reasonable prices. Samplers are 4 or 6 four ounce pours. Set taster sets, but maybe you can ask to pick your own. Devil’s Canyon root beer on tap for the non-​drinker. A slice of darkness was an okay dark saison, but relying heavily on coffee for its flavor. Breaka dawn and outlaw’s gold was enjoyable, drinkable, like honey with some dandelion bitterness. Sorjourner was a little funky. I thought the Stag’s Hop #3 and Yes yes yes! were most hoppy.

I like the ambiance, the music, and the large selection of beers, but the beer itself isn’t very good. Maybe the taps weren’t done properly that day? But, even with Creedence Clearwater Revival playing the background, there was no help for IPAs (both the Yes! Yes! Yes! and the Anarchy) that had no flavor other than a little hoppiness and a coffee saison (Slice of Darkness) that lacked any flavor other than slightly alcoholic, watered down drip coffee.
I love the communal tables and the idea of the place, but the beers aren’t very good yet, and they only have tamales, nuts, pickles, and jerky to nosh on. By the by, what is the deal with Dogpatch and its infatuation with jerky? There are bars (3^rd Rail) with jerky pairings. I don’t get it. On a Saturday night, this place should be rocking, but it was pretty dead the whole time, and I guess I know why now.

I came here last Saturday for my birthday with about 20 people. I emailed ahead to reserve a section. We were seated on the far right hand side by the couches and a few tables. The place was really nice with an urban touch. The service was great. they helped us with everything we needed.
Beer tour — We also reserved an evening beer tour. It was cool learning about their history and beer techniques. The space in the back is a bit small so smaller group is best. Our group spit into two which was nice because it was easier to hear. The tour lasted about 20−30min. Overall a good experience.
Good spot for a birthday.

The San Francisco Brewery Tour… STOP #2
–Nice ladies beertending…
–Dog Friendly…
–Bright spacious clean environment…
–Got 6 tasters… but I only really liked one of them: «Breaka Dawn»…maybe its because I really liked the Twilight movies? Team Jacob… rawr!
— Warning: the «Phantom Empire» beer is just as bad as «The Phantom Menace» in a Beer/​Star Wars analogy, but that is probably illogical comparison. Am I making any sense? No? I think my total beer consumption was about 38.7oz at this point…
Go home Chun… you’re drunk!

I have to say, their beers have improved since they’ve opened. They brew their own beer. I’ve been here multiple times just for an evening beer (they also fill up growlers!). I love that it’s a dog friendly bar! I love that they servce Long Bridge Pizza which is nearby (Longbridge brings it over). They also have some REALLY AMAZING spicy pickles you have to try. The jerky is good too. They get them from the same guy, so hopefully they’re in stock at the bar when you go!
Big space, good for watching sports, and great place to chill at. I’m a huge fan!

Sweet brewery find in the Dogpatch area! Located on third street, in the Dogpatch district, Voodoo is an ample sized spot with a long bar.
We got samplers (you can choose from 4 to 6 beers) and tried a bunch of brews! My favorite was the Working Vacation IPA, yum. I also tried the non-​alcoholic root beer which was so delicious and refreshing!
Voodoo doesn’t have a food menu but you can buy wasabi cashews, jerky and pickles to munch on.
Wasn’t too impressed with the service here– our waitress forgot my root beer and someone else’s pickle– but the beer was spot on!

Voodoo’s edgy industrial vibe is appropriate given it is located in the Dogpatch area, which oozes the same industrial, «what part of SF am I in again?» vibe.
This hidden gem is spacious, open, and touches like metallic tables, darker décor, and unique wooden trays hold my attention and make me want to hang out with my buddies here all night long.
I’m saving the best for last and that has got to be the beers. A flight of 6 tasters is only $ 13. I had to rely on the bartender to recommend most of my tastings but they were all lip smacking good. They are known for their, ‘Inception”, a belgian style ale, and it didn’t disappoint. I also found the Stag Hop #2 a primo brew as well.