Modern Times

Days after the craft beer industry was hit with allegations of sexism, local breweries are taking bold stances to raise awareness and hold themselves and others accountable

The founder and chief executive officer of the San Diego-based brewery Modern Times has announced he’s stepping down after at least two incidents of harassment within the company, one of them involving himself.

The founder and chief executive officer of the San Diego-based brewery Modern Times Beer announced he was stepping down after allegations of at least two incidents of harassment within the company, one of them involving himself, reports NBC 7’s Dana Griffin.

As allegations of harassment and misogyny rattle the craft beer industry across the U.S., the CEO of San Diego’s Modern Times Beer is stepping down, saying he, too, has been in the wrong.

San Diego’s craft brewing industry has been hit hard in the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, some of the city’s most recognizable brands have come together – beer in hand – to help out their fellow brewers.

Eater San Diego shares the top stories of the week from San Diego’s food and drink scene, including plans for popular ramen shop’s expansion into Mira Mesa, plus cool ice cream pop-ups from a Portland transplant.

Eater San Diego shares the top stories of the week from our local food and drink scene, including another Shake Shack restaurant coming to San Diego – this time to Mission Valley – plus, a look inside Little Italy’s grand new steakhouse.

The 23rd annual San Diego Festival of Beer taps more than 45 breweries and a couple of great local bands to help raise money for the fight against cancer.

Eater San Diego shares the top stories of the week from our local food and drink scene, including word on a preview pop-up from burger giant Shake Shack and a look inside a Portland coffee roaster’s new local brew bar.

San Diego’s Modern Times Beer will be expanding into Portland, Ore., in early 2018, as the Point Loma-based brewer continues to grow its operations footprint beyond San Diego County.

One of San Diego’s longest-running craft breweries will celebrate a big anniversary this weekend with a bash that includes the release of new beers created in collaboration with other small, local businesses and brewers.

Thursday is National IPA Day and, since we’re in San Diego, we’re certainly in the right place to appreciate the “hoppy” holiday and the beloved style of craft brew.

It’s been two years since the launch of a female-led distillery in San Diego’s East Village and, now, the small business is shaking things up by adding brunch to its offerings.

Burger fanatics, you better sit down for this one: Shake Shack’s highly-anticipated eatery in the heart of Little Italy officially has an opening date and it is so, so soon.

The Brewers Association, the national, nonprofit trade group that represents craft brewers, released its annual list of the top 50 producing craft brewing companies in the U.S. and three San Diego breweries made the list.

The world of craft beer is vast but San Diego’s AleSmith Brewing Company has carved out a name for itself as one of the best brewers in the world, according to a respected beer-ranking website.

In San Diego’s South Bay, there’s a hip new bowling alley. In the North County, Modern Times Beer is planning a restaurant. A taste of those stories and more as Eater San Diego shares the top news of the week from our local food and drink scene.

Shake Shack’s tasty takeover of San Diego’s burger scene isn’t over yet: the cult favorite chain is heading to foodie-friendly Little Italy next.

It’s a Christmas miracle: Shake Shack will open its second location in San Diego Thursday, this time in Mission Valley.