Booze Brothers Brewing Co. — Vista

Belching Beaver Brewery Tavern & Grill is a full-service brewpub at 302 E Broadway in historic downtown Vista. It brews Belching Beaver beer on site, including the brewery’s Peanut Butter Milk Stout. The bar also offers whiskey, tequila, wine and craft cocktails, while the scratch kitchen serves lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Dining spaces include an indoor room, a front patio and a larger dog-friendly patio with fire pits and an outdoor bar. Guests can order food online, and the Tavern publishes its food, drink and event information separately from Belching Beaver Pub 980 on Park Center Drive. This listing is for the downtown Vista Tavern & Grill.

Belching Beaver Pub 980 is the brewery’s pub at 980 Park Center Drive in Vista, separate from its downtown Tavern & Grill. The space takes inspiration from camping and outdoor gatherings, with a casual room for food and drinks and fire-pit seating outside. The drinks selection includes Belching Beaver beer, wine and rotating taps for mead and cider. The pub menu goes well beyond bar snacks: it lists wings, pretzel bites and 980 Nachos, along with burgers, sandwiches, salads and other meals. Pub 980 also offers online ordering and advertises private parties. Its location, menu and event inquiries are specific to this Park Center Drive pub, rather than the East Broadway Tavern.

Burgeon Beer Company’s The Grove is a downtown Vista taproom at 501 S Santa Fe Avenue, in Paseo Artist Village. Its 18 taps pour a rotating selection of core beers and fresh releases, including lagers, pilsners, pale ales and IPAs. The room uses reclaimed-wood tables and design details tied to the surrounding Vista arts community. Guests can sit inside or on the patio, and dogs are welcome in the taproom. Burgeon also offers beer to go in four-packs, crowlers and growlers. For food, visitors can order from participating local restaurants for delivery to their table; the location also posts a food-truck schedule.

Burtech Family Vineyard operates a tasting room on Pipeline Drive in Vista, separate from its vineyard in Encinitas. Visitors can enjoy wine flights, glasses or bottles indoors or on the patio, and the tasting room also serves Papa B's Pizza.

887 W San Marcos Blvd

CoLab Public House at 2129 Industrial Court in Vista brings several independent food and drink makers into one shared venue. Its on-site partners include Breakwater Brewing, Propaganda Wine Co., 117 West Spirits and Mexico City Cuisine, giving visitors a choice of craft beer, wine, spirits and Mexican dishes in the same place. The gathering space hosts bingo, trivia, open mic nights and live music. CoLab also has an outdoor patio and accepts inquiries for private parties. This listing is for the Vista Public House as a whole; the individual partner businesses have their own offerings within it.

Coomber Craft Wines has a tasting room and event venue at 344 Main Street in downtown Vista. The winery makes wine from grapes sourced across California, and the Vista space gives visitors a place to sample its wines without going to the company’s separate Oceanside tasting room. The business lists special events and a wine club, including member tastings and wine-pickup gatherings. This listing is for the Vista venue; the two locations have different addresses and phone numbers.

Craft Coast brings its own beer and Baja-style tacos together at its San Marcos brewery and taco stand on Grand Avenue. The menu includes carne asada, birria, al pastor and pollo asado tacos, along with mulitas, quesadillas, nachos, bowls and sides. The business also offers pickup ordering. The San Marcos location has a patio, giving guests an outdoor place to enjoy food and drinks. It is a separate location from Craft Coast’s Oceanside restaurant.