About Woods Polk Station
From Woods Beer & Wine Co.'s own website and its Google listing, read September 29, 2026.
Woods Polk Station is a brewpub and wine bar on Polk Street in San Francisco. Google calls it a tiny tavern serving house beers with yerba mate and locally made empanadas under a mountain mural. It is one of several Woods Beer & Wine Co. locations around the Bay Area.
Yerba mate is part of the company's story. Its website says Woods made MateVeza, the first mate-infused beer of its kind in the world, after founder Jim Woods set out in 2003 to pair the flavors of California IPAs with yerba mate.
The Polk Station page on the website describes a welcoming hilltop refuge for people toasting past adventures or planning future ones. It mentions warming fare and creative beers.
Private parties can be booked through the Woods website. Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance and restroom.
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Questions people ask
Answers come from Woods Beer & Wine Co.'s website and its Google listing, read September 29, 2026.
Is there food at Woods Polk Station?
Yes. Google says the tavern serves locally made empanadas, and the Polk Station page on the website mentions warming fare.
Does Woods Polk Station pour beer made with yerba mate?
Google says it serves house beers with yerba mate. The Woods website says the company created MateVeza, the first mate-infused beer of its kind in the world.
Can I book a private party there?
Yes. The Polk Station page says to visit the Private Parties page on the Woods website to book an event.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Google lists a wheelchair accessible entrance and a wheelchair accessible restroom.
Which breweries are close by?
Sufferfest Beer Company is 0.3 miles away and San Francisco Brewing Co. is 0.5 miles away. Liquid Gold is 0.6 miles away, and Radhaus is 0.8 miles away.
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Before you visit Woods Polk Station
Expect a small room. Google calls it a tiny tavern with a mountain mural, so look up while you sip.
Check the hours and any special hours on woodsbeer.com before you go. Sunday closes earlier than Friday and Saturday. The site also has a Private Parties page if you are planning a group visit.
Sufferfest Beer Company is 0.3 miles away, and San Francisco Brewing Co. is 0.5 miles away. Liquid Gold is a beer store 0.6 miles away. Any of the three makes an easy second stop.