Stone Church Brewing

Name: Stone Church Brewing
Address: 28636 Old Town Front St #103, Temecula, CA, US
Telephone: (951) 382-8485

Reviews(5)

Sophie VartanovaJan 18, 2026

This place is amazing! Tasty beer and live music

A. JamesJun 22, 2025

Kaleb the bartender is AWESOME! Great music by the Scully Boys! We've been to every bar in Old Town and this is the best one of all!

Kim LehtoNov 13, 2021

Love this brewery!! Several different beers to choose from which are all good. The bartenders are wonderful. Will definitely go back!!

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About Stone Church Brewing

Stone Church Brewing occupies a space in Old Town Temecula's historic core, operating as a brewpub where the draw is equal parts craft beer selection and American food in a room with exposed brick, industrial bones, and the kind of architectural character that comes from an old building repurposed as a contemporary gathering spot. The atmosphere reads casual and social rather than fine-dining formal — the kind of place where conversation carries easily across a full room and groups cluster around shared tables as much as booth seating. The setting suits weeknight hangouts, post-work groups meeting for a beer and dinner, and weekend crowds drawn by the brewery focus and Old Town walkability. Families with older kids work in the early-evening rotation before the crowd shifts to a more adult-oriented late-night clientele. For a quiet romantic dinner or upscale special occasion, the brewery-bar energy isn't the right fit. For casual dining built around locally made beer and the social cadence of a brewpub in a historic district, Stone Church fills that specific niche.

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