Brewery Profile

Bird Street Brewing

In Lemoore’s beer scene, this is a small-batch stop with a Central Valley point of view rather than a large destination brewery built around spectacle. A visitor walking in should expect the beer itself to be the main subject: hand-made ales, produced with an emphasis on freshness and local ingredients where possible. The brewery’s identity is tied closely to control of the process, from making the beer to getting it into drinkers’ hands in good condition. That gives Bird Street Brewing a practical, local character for travelers who want to understand what craft beer looks like in a smaller Kings County city, away from the more heavily traveled brewery corridors of California.

Travelers moving through the San Joaquin Valley often look for beers that feel connected to place: fresh pours, seasonal variation, and brewers who are working with the agricultural character of the region rather than copying a distant model. Bird Street Brewing fits that kind of stop. Its known focus is on ales made in small batches, with a lineup that can evolve as ingredients, equipment, and brewing decisions change. Because earnings are reinvested into better equipment and ingredients, the experience is best understood as one that may shift over time. Rather than arriving with a fixed expectation of flagship names or a long-established list, visitors are better served by asking what is fresh, what has changed recently, and what the brewery is especially focused on at the moment.

Practical details are best confirmed directly with the brewery before making a special trip, since specific amenities such as food service, patio seating, events, family policies, or pet rules are not established here. The taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours, current availability, and any limited small-batch releases. If you are planning a Central Valley beer stop, treat Bird Street Brewing as a concise visit built around tasting and conversation rather than a guaranteed all-day venue. Check current hours, service format, and whether beer is available for on-site drinking, takeaway, or both. For visitors passing through Lemoore, the main reason to stop is straightforward: to try fresh, locally minded ales from a brewery that keeps its process close and continues to refine what it makes.

Tucked away in Lemoore, Bird Street Brewing crafts small-batch, hand-made ales that celebrate California's Central Valley, emphasizing freshness and local ingredients. This dedicated team controls the entire process, personally delivering their brews to ensure peak quality and flavor from tank to glass. Driven by a passion for continuous improvement, every earning is reinvested directly into better equipment and ingredients, guaranteeing a high-quality, evolving lineup for every beer lover.

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242 Heinlen St, Lemoore, California, 93245-2947

Phone: 5594237748

Website: http://www.birdstreetbrewing.com

Hours: Thursday & Friday | 5pm – 10pm Saturday | 3pm – 10pm Please check our Facebook or Instagram for any variations to these hours. (Note: Footer shows Thu 6pm-10pm, Fri 5pm-10pm, Sat 12pm-11pm, Sun 12pm-10pm, Mon/Tue/Wed Closed. Using the text block hours as primary, with the caveat mentioned in the text.)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Bird Street Brewing located?
Bird Street Brewing is located at 242 Heinlen St, Lemoore, California, 93245-2947. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
What are Bird Street Brewing's hours?
Current hours are: Thursday & Friday | 5pm – 10pm Saturday | 3pm – 10pm Please check our Facebook or Instagram for any variations to these hours. (Note: Footer shows Thu 6pm-10pm, Fri 5pm-10pm, Sat 12pm-11pm, Sun 12pm-10pm, Mon/Tue/Wed Closed. Using the text block hours as primary, with the caveat mentioned in the text.). Hours can change on holidays and during private events — call ahead if your visit is time-sensitive.
How can I learn more about Bird Street Brewing?
Visit http://www.birdstreetbrewing.com for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.