Track 7 Brewing Co.

Worth going to just to get the Panic IPA. Real brewery experience, sat next to a bin of steaming mash. Very industrial vibe, first hand view of the brewing operations. Indoor and outdoor seating available.

not real impressive and the vibe is weak but the beer is good and the people are nice

Brewery tap in industrial area in South Sacramento, close by the brewery tanks. Had 4 samplers, served one at a time. All beers were fairly decent, though not trailblazing. Well worth a visit.

Nice place with decent vibe...Customer service is good and quality of brews is decent. Plenty of room to stretch out...gets a little chilly in the winter with cargo doors open...

 

Nice chill vibe, bartender was nice and helpful. Love their IPA's so if your a fan of IPA's they're worth a stop. Seating area was big with a couple of TV's to enjoy sports. Revisit for sure

 

 

 

 

 

This place is located just off the side of the railroad. Food trucks for food and the scene is pretty chill.

 

 

 

 

Have been visiting the original location since they opened and have been to a few events at the Natomas location. Beer is mostly solid especially the Imperial stouts. The higher octane IPA's are also quite good.Crowd and staff can be hit or miss as can the music. Food trucks are usually on point or you can bring your own munchies. Dog friendly.

I've been a Track 7 fanatic since they opened their doors. My friends and I make the 30 minute drive on a regular basis for the beer and the great vibe at the original Curtis Park location. Located in a small, old industrial section across from Sac City College T7 now occupies 2 slots for the tasting room and small batch brewing and third for office and who-knows-what-else.

I love big hoppy IPA's and their PANIC IPA is one of the best on the west coast. Great balance of hops and hints of malt, easy finish without bitterness. The DIPA "Left Eye Right Eye" also delivers a great balanced taste. Other offerings off the top of my head include Hoppy Palm, Bee Line Blonde, Daylight Amber, Soulman Stout, and another fav, the Burnt Fog Smoked Porter.

Staff is always great, very knowledgeable, and happy to assist you. Tasting room is very simple with old fashioned picnic tables, a small outside area with hightop bar tables, stools, etc. It's always crowded and we're some of the ones who bring our camp chairs.

Growler fills available (based on supply), although now some beers only available to members. They offer both a Pint Club and Growler Club (limited membership). Bombers and 6-paks also available. Owners Ryan & Graham are great guys.

This is a place I call home! I live in the neighborhood :) they are very welcoming!

 

Great little place that features a nice environment for fails with the big table and nightly food trucks. Would be nice to have a small area with no kids. Also glad they place a rule for dogs to be leashed.

Place was very small and couldn't find a place to sit. Tiny bar made for very long lines.

The first time I ventured outside of the Downtown area after 10 or so visits to Sacramento. I heard good things about Track 7, so finally made my way there. It's located in the outskirts called Curtis Park in an industrial-like area.

When I got there a food truck was parked right in front serving burgers. On the wall, it listed the food trucks that rotate and serve the patrons. Inside, it was casual with lots of tables. They had brewing equipment right by the taps, so you can see the brewers at work. Also, on the other side, I saw some beers being aged in barrels. They had 9 beers on tap. I was expecting mostly IPA's but they had a peanut butter porter and some sours. I thought all their beers were solid.

I noticed it was a kid and dog friendly facility. If I lived in Sacramento, I'd envision myself visiting here regularly.

Worth a visit. Tap list wasn't too long. I think maybe 7 or 8 beers on tap but it varied pretty well with styles for everyone. I wasn't blown away with the vibe...I guess just a little too much party atmosphere which isn't what I typically gravitate too. Beers are solid.

 

Not my cup of tea.

 

 

 

 

 

A great brewery that is now opening another locatin in Natomas. The new location is huge. Lots of room for expansion which will occur with the high demand. Family's are welcome but many kids were out of control on my last vist. Come on parents this is a place to relax and socialize not play red light green light. If the kid thing continues I am afraid I will only stop in for growler fills.

I enjoy Track 7. The beer is quality and fresh. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming - people come on foot with their dogs and even families will come with children. Either the neighborhood compliments the brewery or vice versa, but the location itself is an excellent fit. The foodtrucks in Sacramento are awesome and each day Track 7 hosts as a venue for a different foodtruck. A definite destination for Sacramentians and a safe choice for weary travelers seeking a pint;)