Business Journal: TBar And Fusion Cafe, Sac City Brews, Sac Yard Tap House, Wine Symposium — Capital Public Radio
The Sacramento area tap house scene continues to get more crowded. Sorich says two new beer places have opened: Sac City Brews in Tahoe Park and Sac Yard Community Tap House in East Sacramento.
“Both of these places are designed as community gathering places with a family-friendly vibe,” says Sorich. “These new businesses don’t brew beer, but instead they serve beers from several existing brewers.”
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By Steve Milne Morning Edition Anchor and Reporter, Capital Public Radio
January 26, 2018
SacYard Community Tap House Opens in East Sac — Fox40
Martina is out in East Sacramento checking out SacYard Community Tap House.
Sac Yard will be in a “soft opening” period until the weekend of February 9. There will be a number of grand opening events that weekend including a ribbon cutting on Saturday, February 10.
Beers in the backyard — Sacramento News & Review
With so many regional breweries, Sacramentans deserve more places to gather and drink that locally crafted beer. At least, that’s the reasoning behind SacYard Community Tap House (1725 33rd Street), a watering hole that ought to open in East Sacramento in late January with plans to carry 24 taps of regional brews, according to one of the owners, Melody Thebeau.
“We’re going to have a strong representation of IPAs, but we want to cover a variety of palates,” she said, adding that the stouts stocked during the winter opening will likely transition to ales that go down a bit easier in the warmer weather.
By John Flynn, Sacramento News & Review
January 25, 2018
SacYard Community Tap House Preview — CBS 13 Sacramento
Bethany Crouch gets an inside look at the brand new, soon-to-be hotspot in East Sacramento.
SacYard Community Tap House — Good Day Sacramento
A new community tap house is opening today in East Sacramento, and we’re getting a peek inside.
5 things to know, and an East Sacramento beer business debuts today — Sacramento Business Journal
Last year, we told you about SacYard Community Tap House, a new business planned at 1725 33rd St. in East Sacramento. The business starts its soft opening today, beginning at 3 p.m. Dan and Melody Thebeau are the primary owners of Sac Yard, which is on the site of a former automotive garage. It will offer 24 rotating beers, and is expected to feature food trucks, as well as some food offerings from local grocers and delis.
By Sonya Sorich — Digital Editor, Sacramento Business Journal
Jan 24, Updated
These 20 local beer businesses could open in 2018 (Slideshow) – Sacramento Business Journal
I’ve come a long way since suffering through my first can of Coors Light.
When I moved back to the area to work for the Sacramento Business Journal more than four years ago, I expected the position would deepen my understanding of stock prices, publicly traded companies and maybe even the inner workings of commercial real estate. But not beer.
By Sonya Sorich — Digital Editor, Sacramento Business Journal
Jan 14, 2018, 3:41pm PST Updated Jan 15, 2018, 10:21pm
PHOTOS: Construction starts on East Sac beer garden – Sacramento Business Journal
With the most difficult work done, the race is on to get Sac Yard Tap House & Biergarten open by the middle of December.
The building at 1725 33rd St. is just an open shell now, and the side yard that will become the beer garden is just a bare lot, but it took a lot of work to get to this stage.
By Mark Anderson Staff Writer, Sacramento Business Journal
Beer garden planned in East Sacramento – Sacramento Business Journal
A former auto shop in East Sacramento will become Sac Yard Tap House & Biergarten, a neighborhood venue featuring live entertainment and beer.
In addition to indoor seating, Sac Yard will feature a landscaped public backyard with a fire pit, bocce ball court, and beer garden.
Site designs are nearly through city planning, and the owners will be seeking a building permit soon for 1725 33rd St., said Melody Thebeau, one of the partners in the project.
The 2,400-square-foot interior of the venue will open up via glass garage doors to a fully landscaped outdoor area that’s over 3,800 square feet.
By Mark Anderson Staff Writer, Sacramento Business Journal