Right Eye Brewing Company

First time the beer wasn’t cold but we did like the fruity beer. I believe it was the peach one. The second time we went all bad! Beer was not only warm but not even carbonated. We tried another one and the girl there was very uneducated about the beers and knew all her beer were bad but she was still serving them. We even had to pay for the beers we didn’t even drink! We will not go back there.

I don’t know if it’s because we look young or the guy just didn’t want to greet the only other two in the room. Either way I had to ask if there was a menu or how it worked at their brewery. There was only one beer on tap… but then offered his buddy that came in a different selection of beer for him to choose from. I’m giving two stars only for the fact that the beer was good and the dog inside was adorable. And I’ll give it another chance for the fact that the other people that work there might actually care about customer service. First experience was not satisfying though.

The people here are nice, however their available draft beer is very limited. I’ve visited twice to only find they have two hefeweizens and nothing else. They have 9 brews on their menu, yet only have 2 beers on tap. Disappointing. I am a craft brew guy, hefeweizen isn’t going to suffice. Brew more beer, and have it on tap. Lowest supply of any brewery I’ve ever been to.

Initial impression wasn’t great. Driving up to it looked scary…
It looked deserted and you get the question «is it really open?‘
Anyways we drove up and parked and went in.
I couldn’t help and noticed the smell walking in. (you know when you forget to wash your protein shaker cup) that smell. I remembered that someone told that your sense of smell is the weakest (so I figured I would eventually get use to it. (Febreze plug ins or spray can go a long way).
So the poor guy that works there gets up and starts uncapping the tap ends and tells us what he has on tap. Habanero automatically caught my attention. I asked If I could taste it and It was good. So that was my drink of choice. The guy was supper friendly and informative.
The place is clean and maybe if it gets enough business it can get a little upgrade. Yet besides the smell (that I got use to) its not bad. Then again I’m a girl so maybe most guys wouldnt even notice the smell.
Well after drinking some beer I had to use the Restroom. Only reason I am mentioning the restroom is (I was shocked with how clean and how good it smelled.) Yes shockingly it smelled better than the Establishment itself.
This place doesnt offer food that I know of, yet La Cabana and a few other places are just around the corner. So if you get hungry food isnt too far away. There is plenty of parking all around it.
I am defintly going back!!! That beer was good and frankly the best near me so far. :)

We decided to check this place out after we found a flier for it at the Budweiser factory. (The owner did not like that we were still wearing our Budweiser hats when we came in, hehe)
This Brewery is on a one barrel brew system and it is AMAZING what they can do with just that! The beers are all very unique and surprisingly delicious. I wasn’t sure about a Peach Hefe but when I tried it, it was super good! I am usually an IPA drinker, so that’s saying something! u
This is a very small space so I wouldn’t come here with a large crown unless you don’t mind standing.
The owners of the brewery are very nice AND are all veterans or active service members. (Another huge plus!)
This is a great place to chill and have a beer while hanging out with some pretty cool brewery owners. We decided to try this place on the spur of the moment and we ended up staying and hanging out for about 3 hours. I recommend this place to any craft beer lover.

Great beer. Great brewmaster :)

Peach Hefe, Blood Orange Hefe, and IPA are very good! Definitely worth a stop in. Service was great!

It was an OK brewery. Very small and not alot of places to sit at. Big TV to watch football was a big plus. Wished beer was colder. Hard to enjoy beer at almost room temperature. Still a new brewery so im sure all things will be fixed.

Stopped here around 5 or 6 on a Friday night. Cute little place inside– the outside you cant really tell its a brewery. Its a free tasting so that’s awesome. The people there are super friendly, they were out of all the IPA’s while we were there. That was kind of disappointing. They did have a root beer too that was quite tasty. The beer was just okay in my opinion, I like wheat beers but these were a little bit too light for me. I think this place is going to continue to grow and get better. Its priced reasonably and I look forward to coming back and trying again in a couple months!

Before you come here, think carefully about what it is that you want. If you want a fun place to hang out, come here. If you like supporting local breweries, come here. if you want great service from friendly people, come here. If you want great beer though, maybe don’t come here.
I feel like a jerk saying that, because I really wanted to like this place. when I walked in and they set out a free flight for me, I was hooked. As I worked my way down the light though, I grew less and less happy. All their beers seem kind of… weak. Even their IPA which claims a crazy 10% abv (which I’ve got to say seems unrealistic) mostly just tastes like water. I don’t need an IPA to be bursting with hops, but I should at least feel like they were a part of the brewing process.
Again, beer excluded, this is a great place. If you’re not a beer snob come here. You won’t regret it. You won’t see me here, but you’ll have a great time.

what can I say… FREE tasting!
Very nice people.
A bit of a hole in the wall place. However that’s to be expected since they’re just starting out.
It’s a couple of guys, one military, one retired who have brought their love of ales and are trying to make a go at it.
I would recommend the peach hefeweizen. Not too sweet, but you can still taste the peach in the beer!

If you didn’t know about this place then you would probably miss it. Which may be a good thing? The staff is super friendly and atmosphere is chill. We were allowed to go in the back to see the tanks which is always a plus. I had the Amber and the IPA AND shared the tasting. The blood orange was super good… and to be honest all the beer was good. I wish we had more establishments like this.
Thanks for the hospitality.

Located in the waterfront district of Suisun City, Right Eye Brewing Company is a newer addition to the microbreweries located between the bay area and sacramento. It’s not too far off I-​80, so it’s a convenient stop if you’re not in a hurry and are traveling between the two places. The tasting room is in an unassuming storefront on BentonCt. that has a small flatscreen television behind the bar and a few stools along the bar.
Alas, they were all out of their stouts and porters!
A sampling of their saison, hefeweizens, and amber ensued. While the peach here would’ve been a refreshing choice on a warm day, I wanted the more robust amber. It was a pleasant pint to quaff with good conversations. We then walked about a block and a half away to a fairly good Mexican restaurant to have a meal before continuing on our journey.
It will be interesting to see how this small nano brewery develops as they get more experience and personalize the tasting room, more.

I came here on a Friday around 5 p.m. while driving back to Sacramento from the Bay Area.
Suisun City seems like a cute little place and this brewery is located in the Waterfront District in a sort of industrial area. The tasting room is small but very cute and the staff is friendly. Tastings are also free here which is pretty impressive. Unfortunately, I didn’t like any of the beers I tried, which included the following:
1. Peach Hefeweizen
2. Hefeweizen
3. Belgian Wit
4. SIPA
5. CU29 Amber
6. That Damn IPA
7. Blood Orange Belgian Wit
What I did think was pretty good though was their house made Root Beer which I ordered a pint of because I didn’t want to be that person who only did the free tastings.
I hope their beer gets better in the future because the location really is in a cute spot. Come check them out to see for yourself.

One of my fellow Unilocaler John’s (in this case, M.) has one of the best slogans on Unilocal.«Write drunk, edit sober». So when I came across this article
not only did I realize that he is spot on, but he is a genius as well. I seem to write my best reviews when I have had a lil booze in me. The words just flow more naturally. So long as I don’t hit «submit» until the next morning while sipping coffee, it’ll usually be a pleasing review. I was going to finish my growler of Right Eye’s CU29 Amber Ale while writing this review. However, I couldn’t stomach anymore of this flat, tasteless beer.
Normally, writing a «hater review» ain’t no thang for me. If a place sucks, I’ll be the first to admit it. This one is much tougher as I wanted to love this place before I even visited. Not just because it’s conveniently located to where I often travel on the weekends. Which would make it a great pit stop for a pint or a growler fill. It’s a tiny strip mall space, that’s been spruced up to comfortably seat about 10 – 15 folks at a time. Their 10% off after your 4^th check in offer is a different twist on the usual offer, rewarding loyalty.
The customer service was exceptional from my very first visit. They give tasters for free. Yes $FREE.99! The guys working here are all actively employed at the local air base, either in uniform or as civilian DOD employees. They give 10% discount to military, fire, police. When the co-​owner spotted me paying with a USAA card, he immediately gave me 10% off without me even asking. How cool is that? Definitely five star service going on here.
The front bar top is quite unique. It’s crafted featuring beer ingredients underneath the Plexiglas. They plan to do the same with the back bar top as well, except using «challenge coins» instead. Great idea, that I hope to see one day come to fruition. Somebody ’round here has some serious talent. Even if that talent isn’t in making beer just yet.
In all honesty, I can’t give the beer a pass. It tastes like somebody went buckwild with a Mr. Beer kit on a much larger scale. I probably wouldn’t have come back here for a second visit if it weren’t for the Groupon that my honey found for a Growler and a fill deal. All the beers tasted a bit «off» or bitter in one way or another. I came back a second time before reviewing, hoping that it was just an off day for them.
The Peach Hef was actually my favorite beer the first time around. Kinda odd that my tastebuds would gravitate towards this one instead of an IPA or a stout. The second time here, it tasted overly peachy. Almost undrinkable, yet I wasn’t going to let my entire pint go to waste, nor ask for a refund when they already give out free tasters. I’m cheap, but not that cheap.
You would think the chocolate stout would be my favorite. Unfortunately there’s a bit of an aftertaste to it, that doesn’t leave your palate until the next sip. Then right back to the strange aftertaste.
The SIPA was okay. However, there’s that odd aftertaste that is holding it back from being drinkable. The Big IPA is better, perhaps all the extra ABV is killing some of the bacteria that is wrecking havoc on the flavors of these beers. Although neither of these IPAs are hop monsters. You probably wouldn’t suspect they were IPAs unless somebody told you so.
Their growlers that they are currently selling, are unmarked, flip top style glass. They place their own label on it, along with a hang tag to properly denote what’s inside. My growler fill of CU29 Amber Ale was beyond flat only one day later. What’s up with that? Actually, my pint inside Right Eye wasn’t all that carbonated either. Another problem I’ve found with most of their beers.
There’s a shit ton of potential here and I’m hoping that they can get things right in the brewing process. They have a nice, small tap room with spectacular customer service. Now all they need is drinkable beer. I hope to try it again in a few months to see if their brewing prowess has improved. That is if they’re still in business. You never know when Lagunitas is gonna sue them to all hell over their nearly identical logo. Although the Right Eye dog is a real, adorable pit bull. Hopefully Tony Magee has a soft spot for pits, as well as (hopefully) up and coming craft brewers.

Only had one beer here after already having multiple others at multiple others, so I only got to try their IPA. It was super delicious and didn’t really have many IPA qualities, which was exciting, because I love new and different things!
The guy working the bar was super helpful and nice to talk to. The space is exceptionally small, but I applaud them for getting their business up and running.
I’ll probably be back when I’m driving through the area!

My kind of place. Nice and relaxed atmosphere.
Reiterating aforementioned point: FREE TASTINGS.
No peach hefe this time, but hope to have it in the future.
Dog friendly… will bring mine next time.
Pints for $ 5.50, first fill of my growler for $ 15– hope it’s a good one.

I came here on a sunday night with the bf, probably an hr before closing. The staff was super friendly and very informative. I got a tasting of their beer flight (complementary) and just chatted it up with the founder, Andrew. He told us how he got started, the reason for the name (his dog), and how he just loved what he did. I really liked the peach hefe, the amber, and root beer (one of the best I’ve had in a very long time). I will definitely be returning (probably on the way home after a long day of work to just take a breather) and supporting this business.
–Parking might be hard, though it’s not impossible (private lot is small, but that’s what street parking is for)
–I think it was limit is 17 persons in the building (so it can become very packed), though they did say they will be expanding over to the next building soon
–I want to say it’s dog friendly (though it’s better to ask than assume), i did see a dog water bowl in the corner
–They do offer bites that come from ironwood (they’ll deliver to you, or the staff will kindly go over and pick it up)

Oh Right Eye, you’re almost there!
This brewery has an amazing recipe for success — off beaten path in old town Suisun, cozy taproom, locals, dog friendly, an amazing logo (who doesn’t love a one eyed dog?), and great beer. I’m rooting for this place and hoping they’ll have a successful future because Suisun really needs a place like this.
The good — BEER! I think the peach hefe is their signature beer. It’s not a super fruity girly beer, it’s a unfiltered beer with a tang and very drinkable. The Imperial IPA is a must for all IPA lovers. The tastings were free of charge and everything else is priced at $ 5.50/pint.
However, there are a few areas that need improvement. Work on the tap and drainage system. On the day I was there, the peach hefe was incredibly flat. Most of the beers that day lacked carbonation. This is no-​no for a tap room. The beers were pretty good even though they were flat — imagine how good they would be with the proper amount of carbonation? The drainage system was visible from the bar, which was gross looking. It could be easily covered up for a cleaner look. The bar area is cozy and full of locals, which was great… but the locals were TOO comfy. Their conversations got in the way of the out of towners that were trying to sample and discover the beer. Perhaps they can expand to a patio area for the locals later on?
Overall, I like the concept and I like the beer. Make a few of the adjustments and you’re there!

Over the last few months my friends have been telling me about this new brewery in Suisun City. It’s located rite off the main street and is visible from the road. We’ve driven passed it a few times in hopes of catching a beer but their business hours were a bit unusual (M, TH, FRI, SA, SU… something like that). Thanks for a fellow reviewer for posting their hours ’cause I was just about to give up on these guys (see pictures).
Fourth of July is a big thing for this small community. Downtown Suisun City is booming with venders, games, and small companies trying to advertise what they’ve got. My number one mission — Right Eye Brewing.
So it’s in a small business strip with parking to it’s right. I was able to talk to the workers and the owners (which I must admit, they’re are awesome and down to earth!). I asked them why their hours were out of the ordinary and they told us that this is a trial to see how good their new business would float. They have day jobs which deals with contracting that deals with traveling as well as being prior military (Thank you for your service!).
The drinking area is extremely small — so small that it’s limited to seven chairs, a bar area and a small table. I asked why so small and they told me that if their business continues to profit, they’ll expanding and perhaps take over the unit next door.
One plus! ***** They have a TV! Great to catch the games! & I believe dogs are welcomed!
They also do have small tours of their facility but they hope to have larger fermentors in the near future to assist with the demands.
***** FREE TASTINGS ***** And I ENCOURAGE you all try their IPA (10%). My fiancé is a fan of their peach and sour beer — I, however, have made up my mind on the IPA.
Try this place out for yourselves — unlike their competitors, they’re small but what makes up for that is their service and genuine charm of trying to please.