Full Buyout

Southern Pacific Brewing Company, located at 620 Treat Ave in San Francisco’s Mission District, offers a versatile industrial-chic venue for private events in a restored 10,000 sq ft former machine shop. The space features high ceilings, concrete floors, warehouse-style windows, and full-grown indoor trees.

About The Venue

Southern Pacific Brewing is named after the historic railroad that once ran through the area, providing a unique backdrop that reflects San Francisco’s industrial past. The venue blends rustic charm with modern flair and hosts events ranging from private gatherings to live music, DJs, and themed happy hours.

For private events, the venue offers two distinct spaces:

• The Mezzanine – Overlooks the main bar and accommodates up to 48 seated guests or 70 for receptions. Features include a private bar, two 60″ TVs for presentations, dedicated staff, and a private restroom.
• The Alley – A semi-private area adjacent to the main dining floor, ideal for casual events with seating for around 50 or up to 150 reception-style guests. Includes a private restroom.

A full buyout grants exclusive access to both the Mezzanine and Alley, as well as the main ground-floor bar and dining area, creating a cohesive, private atmosphere across all three spaces. Combined capacity accommodates groups up to approximately 200 people, with seamless flow between elevated, semi-private, and central communal areas. The space includes multiple private bars, restrooms, and a 60-inch TV upstairs, offering flexibility for presentations, mingling, or both seated and reception-style layouts.

Guests enjoy a spacious, industrial warehouse setting with high ceilings, concrete floors, and abundant natural light from large windows.

Food & Beverage

The venue provides in-house catering and a full bar serving a rotating selection of craft beers, including crisp lagers, hop-forward IPAs, and seasonal brews. The menu features elevated pub fare such as tacos, burgers, wings, and sage fries.

Location & Parking

The venue is steps from Treat Avenue’s mural-filled blocks and near landmarks like Balmy Alley, Dolores Park, and the Valencia corridor.

• Public Transit: BART users can take the 24 or 33 bus lines from 24th Street Mission station. Muni’s 14 Mission and 49 Van Ness lines also stop within a few blocks.
• Parking: Limited free street parking is available on Treat Avenue. Nearby paid lots or garages are within a 5- to 10-minute walk.