Brewery closing after nearly 10 years in San Francisco

( KRON ) — A brewery in San Francisco is closing after almost 10 years in the city. Sunset Reservoir Brewing Company will be having its last day of service at the end of the month, the brewery announced on Instagram .

Fans of the brewery located at 1735 Noriega St. can have one more drink on its last day on Saturday, Aug. 31.

“We’ve had an amazing decade of love, memories, and award-winning brews! Over the next couple of weeks, we hope to create a few more unforgettable memories with all of you,” the brewery wrote on Instagram.

Some loyal and longtime customers are saddened by the closure, including one who had the brewery host their wedding.

“So sad!!” Thank you for being such an incredible host for our wedding,” one comment on the brewery’s Instagram post said.

“I’ve been coming here monthly for years,” said another comment on Instagram. “This breaks my heart. I will definitely come by for the last libation, or two, most likely three, but possibly four if asked nicely. You will be missed.”

Sunset Reservoir Brewing Co. opened in February of 2015, according to its Instagram page.

The closure of Sunset Reservoir Brewing Co. marks one of multiple changes happening in the neighborhood. As one business is closing, another is set to open later this year.

San Francisco-founded Super Duper Burgers is planning to open a restaurant this fall in the Sunset District at 737 Irving St. It replaces Peruvian restaurant Fresca, which closed in 2023.

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