Blue Star Brewing Company

02:20 04 Jan 25

Excellent beer and food, I highly recommend it!

19:43 29 Dec 24

Went for a run on the river walk and decided to try Blue Star brewery. I ordered a plain bacon cheeseburger, my boyfriend ordered fish and chips with garlic fries and we wanted to try a cup of pork green chili. My burger came out first it was the patty was very dry)over cooked. We waited 10mins for my bf food to come out.It came out without the garlic fries that were a extra charge. I let our waitress know who only had one other customer at the bar and she said that the chilli will be out soon and that she would take off the fries because the kitchen is "too busy".while we were waiting there were two employees sitting at the bar complaining about the kitchen staff and customers. The chilli finally came out in a bowl. Cold. Bowl was hot chili was cold and flavorless..will not be back but felt I should warn visitors to spending money here. Maybe a good place to drink but don't eat here also very dirty.

emily cruz

23:59 12 Dec 24

I came here with my family tonight and our server Sarah made our experience so fun and entertaining ! Our food was a bit average, but with sarah taking care of us with quickness and kindness with a little bit of laughter we will be coming back and requesting her again !

JOHNNY DELGADO

00:43 28 Nov 24

100 + plus stars ...Best nachos( Blue Star nacho's) I've ever had & I'm 62 yrs young...

Adam Underwood

01:02 20 Nov 24

stay away from the brisket tacos.

Mark Gandy

19:42 30 Dec 23

Julio Herrera

07:07 27 Dec 23

It was such a wonderful place to visit. The service was great, and the beers were even better. They serve some of the best sours we have had in Texas. If you want a great sour in San Antonio, this is the place to visit. The bartenders are awesome. The seating is great, and I can't wait to come back and try their food. A must if you are in town.

Julio Herrera

07:07 27 Dec 23

It was such a wonderful place to visit. The service was great, and the beers were even better. They serve some of the best sours we have had in Texas. If you want a great sour in San Antonio, this is the place to visit. The bartenders are awesome. The seating is great, and I can't wait to come back and try their food. A must if you are in town.

Nick Gerlich

16:41 19 Dec 23

Downtown San Antonio is eminently walkable, which is a huge plus in my world. I hate having to find parking in urban spaces. If you are staying on or near the Riverwalk, you can truly walk to just about anywhere that matters. I was at the Hampton Inn, and it was an easy one-mile walk on city streets and the Riverwalk to get to Blue Star. The front desk assured me that it would be safe for a tourist walking through there at night; I took their word for it, and all ended well.I started with a flight of brews, including Flying Pig Extra Pale Ale (5% ABV), Cinco Peso Pale Ale (5% ABV), Green Tractor IPA (6.5% ABV), and Jingle Ale (obviously a seasonal brew; unknown ABV). Each was a hit, although as with most holiday seasonal, one glass is enough. Merry Christmas and all that, but sometimes the flavorings get the better of me. One and done on that.But the Cinco Peso Pale Ale was my fave of the rest, so I had a couple of pints, and also had a 64-ounce growler filled as a souvenir.Yeah. I had to lug that thing a mile back to my hotel. The things you do for good beer.For dinner, I ordered the house-made veggie burger patty served as a lettuce wrap (saving calories for beer, yo). It’s a nice blend of mushrooms, bell peppers, carrots, faro, and black beans. Many standard beef burgers are also on the menu, as well as shrimp, chicken, fish, pork, ribeyes, and more. If you leave hungry, it’s on you.This is a must for visitors craving a local quaff and nosh. Two thumbs up.

Nick Gerlich

16:41 19 Dec 23

Downtown San Antonio is eminently walkable, which is a huge plus in my world. I hate having to find parking in urban spaces. If you are staying on or near the Riverwalk, you can truly walk to just about anywhere that matters. I was at the Hampton Inn, and it was an easy one-mile walk on city streets and the Riverwalk to get to Blue Star. The front desk assured me that it would be safe for a tourist walking through there at night; I took their word for it, and all ended well.I started with a flight of brews, including Flying Pig Extra Pale Ale (5% ABV), Cinco Peso Pale Ale (5% ABV), Green Tractor IPA (6.5% ABV), and Jingle Ale (obviously a seasonal brew; unknown ABV). Each was a hit, although as with most holiday seasonal, one glass is enough. Merry Christmas and all that, but sometimes the flavorings get the better of me. One and done on that.But the Cinco Peso Pale Ale was my fave of the rest, so I had a couple of pints, and also had a 64-ounce growler filled as a souvenir.Yeah. I had to lug that thing a mile back to my hotel. The things you do for good beer.For dinner, I ordered the house-made veggie burger patty served as a lettuce wrap (saving calories for beer, yo). It’s a nice blend of mushrooms, bell peppers, carrots, faro, and black beans. Many standard beef burgers are also on the menu, as well as shrimp, chicken, fish, pork, ribeyes, and more. If you leave hungry, it’s on you.This is a must for visitors craving a local quaff and nosh. Two thumbs up.

Cathy Padilla

22:32 18 Dec 23

Cathy Padilla

22:32 18 Dec 23

Zachary

20:08 18 Dec 23

Blue star more like 10 star they broke the meter on this one

Zachary

20:08 18 Dec 23

Blue star more like 10 star they broke the meter on this one

Matt Johnson

19:34 18 Apr 23

Great brewery (oldest in San Antonio) serving all organic brews. Plenty of seating but they seem to be outgrowing their space. A great sign of success.