In a comfortable neighborhood setting sits this microbrewery (voted Best Brewery since 2004 by Weekly readers) that gives this region its preeminent local beer. Barkeeps pour a solid lineup of small batch, cask-conditioned, hand-pulled ales, including the widely acclaimed E.A. Pale Ale. 233-A Reindollar Ave., Marina, 883-3000, http://www.englishalesbrewery.com
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