Quintopia Brewing Co - Quincy, California

Christopher S.

No matter the distance you must travel this brewery is worth the trip! The taproom is a neat spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Despite unfortunate setbacks with their brewery they have a top notch supply of in-house brews that are must tries. The bartenders are all knowledgeable on the taps and friendly.
Perhaps the most notable differentiating factor is the kitchen. They serve a variety of creative, delicious fries like Chicken Masala and Reuben. Not to discount the weekend burger or wraps.
Definitely a spot that can not be missed.

William W.

Fun little tap room on the main street in Quincy. The Garlic Cheese Curds are a super bite, that wash down well with their Madrone Hound (pictured). The Hound is a very drinkable and I would recommend it for any of their delicious food menu. The Just an IPA has 50 IBU ( read: more bitter! ) and perfect if you want something with a little more snap to it. They also had Black Butte Porter on tap at this time too, which is a wonderful little porter that goes with most tasty pub fare. Note: Lots of outside seating (50 folks maybe), so it's an excellent place to spend a warm afternoon or evening enjoying the weather in a garden setting.

Jibs L.

This place has good food!

The brewery was kind enough to host our party of 9 for dinner, no reservations needed.

I ordered the pot sticker appetizer on happy hour and they came out crispy, delicious, and covered in sweet Thai chili sauce. Well done!

For my main course, I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich, which is one of my favorite chicken sandwiches I've had. It definitely competes with those "other" restaurants and chains claiming their chicken sandwich is the best. I'd say this one at Quintopia is best. The breading is crispy crispy, which is key. And it's served on a great bun. The sandwich is topped with pickles (but not too many), pepperoncini peppers, slaw, and other fresh ingredients. I'd definitely come back to eat again.

The staff are very nice and helpful. They handled our large group easily. I needed an itemized receipt and the staff took care of me with no problem.

Prices are fair, the sandwich being roughly 18$. Happy hour deals run 6-10$.

Definitely consider stopping by if you're in the area, it's worth a stop in.

Brett J.

This is a must stop if going through Quincy, CA. Food was good, and the beers were of all varieties. You can even buy a beer in the future for someone you know or a random stranger.

Stephen N.

This is Quency's first brew pub. And oh, what a pub it is! Indoor and outdoor seating a changing selection of beers. Friendly and helpful staff. Lots of people laughing and talking. A snack menu. They have a relationship to the community theatre which shares a different part of the space
The owner designed and built out the interior. The two huge table and bar we're cut from the same even bigger piece of pine. Right across from the park and City building.

Bud M.

I had the English mild and the porter. Both very good. Reuben loaded fries were good too. Good reviews from the others at my table as well. Kitchen was struggling to keep up but we were warned about that before we ordered. Servers seemed a bit overwhelmed but handled it well. I'll gladly go back when I'm in the area.

Brad B.

Great beer! But amazing food. The kitchen did a bang up job on every dish we tried. The tap room is small and comfortable with a great crowd. We were surprised how slow business seemed on a Saturday night I hope it picks up for them a bit because this place is really fantastic. We'll be back next time we are in town. If we were locals it would be our regular spot for sure.

33cas

Great brews and food. Place was packed and staff was very helpful and friendly. Glad we made the journey up to Quincy as I've been trying to hit this spot ever since the Downieville Brewfest a few years back. Cheers!