The Trappist

» great beer bar

This place has a great extensive beer selection, the staff is very knowledgable and nice, and the atmosphere is very comfortable and inviting. My only complaint is that the food (limited snack menu) is a little pricey for what you get, i.e. cheese plate for $12, with a very small amount of cheese, crackers, nuts, spreads. (by balabanian, updated September 3, 2009)

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»New Yorker looking for quintessential Bay Area cheap eats

If you’re that into beer, two more places you won’t want to miss are the Trappist, which has about 50-50 Belgian and esoteric craft brews, and City Beer, which is also a bar. READ/REPLY (by FoulShotz , updated November 19, 2009)

»Restaurant suggestions in Berkeley?

That’s by no means an exhaustive list, just the places I return to frequently. I like La Note for lunch and brunch, particularly when the patio’s open, keep meaning to try dinner. Venturing beyond restaurants, The... READ/REPLY (by francollinphoto , updated November 13, 2009)

»Fifth time lucky: returning to the Bay Area for more food'n'fun

I’ve done that walk lots. It’s about an hour. You can hit Grocery Outlet, taco truck, soul food truck, Oasis market, Trappist, numerous other attractions. READ/REPLY (by grayelf , updated November 3, 2009)

»Upcoming visit to San Francisco/Napa/Sonoma- Feedback?

if you’re coming from Boston, but nothing too special. There are also the Pyramid breweries/restaurants – the food isn’t anything spectacular, although I wouldn’t consider it as awful as some reports... READ/REPLY (by noradeirdre , updated October 20, 2009)

»Restaurant in Oakland

B a couple of blocks away, the food’s great, and it’s a comfortable place to eat at the bar. If you like beer, don’t miss Trappist around the corner. READ/REPLY (by mkleinbart64 , updated August 30, 2009)

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