Features 20 rotating taps emphasizing Northern California craft beers and one of the biggest whiskey collections.
Hidden Tap and Barrel gives a beer-focused evening in South San Francisco plenty of room for exploration. The Grand Avenue bar's published tap list spans hazy and West Coast IPAs, double IPAs, lagers, Kölsch-style ales, and cider. We like that breadth because a group can compare different styles without everyone needing to share the same enthusiasm for hops. Listed examples include Trumer Pils, a mango wheat ale, and Golden State dry cider alongside stronger, hop-forward selections. The wider Hidden Tap and Barrel offering also includes classic and craft cocktails, adding another direction for the order. Its appeal is the variety within the drinks selection: a crisp lager and a more intense IPA can both fit the occasion. The individual taps may change, making the current list worth exploring each time.
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