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Beerkraze is back for its 9th edition, and this time it's going bigger than ever, taking over Crystal Bridge 晶耀虹桥 for two full weekends, October 16–18 and 23–25.
Expect 100+ craft beers, international food, DJs, beer tastings, interactive games, and two outdoor stages—all in a spacious, multi-level setting right in the heart of Shanghai.
Crystal Bridge 晶耀虹桥 — the festival's new multi-level outdoor venue
And getting there couldn't be easier: Crystal Bridge sits directly above Loushanguan Road Metro Station (Lines 2 and 15), just one stop from Zhongshan Park.
This year's theme, Innovative Craft Wheat Beers, puts a fresh spin on classic wheat beer, with everything from refreshing Belgian Witbiers to fruity, experimental brews.
More of an IPA person? Don't worry. There'll be plenty of pale ales, lagers, stouts, sours, and other craft beer styles to keep everyone happy.
October 16–18 & October 23–25
Fridays: 5–10pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 3–10pm
Crystal Bridge 晶耀虹桥, 688 Tianshan Road, Changning District
Loushanguan Road Metro Station, Lines 2 & 15
Free Entrance
3 beers start from RMB50.
Click below to buy beer coupons. Online only!
A previous Beerkraze edition in Shanghai
This is Beerkraze number nine, and for the first time the festival is stretching across two complete weekends.
There'll be 100+ craft beers, two festival areas, and two stages, spread across Crystal Bridge's ground level and open-air amphitheater.
Add breweries, beer importers, food vendors, DJs, tastings and games, and you've got something considerably bigger than your average weekend beer market.
Craft beer taps, menus and breweries from previous Beerkraze editions
From local Shanghai favorites to international breweries, Beerkraze is bringing together an exciting lineup of craft beers, with a special spotlight on innovative wheat beers.
Expect 12m2, Boon, Twintails, Zaoshan, Broeder Jacob, Thorn Bird, Haopizhe, Darkstar, BOWKNOT, Punk Cat Craft Beer, Zaopishi, Zhi Brew, Brander Urstoff, Ladder Brewery, and many more!
Whether you're into refreshing wheat beers, hop-packed IPAs, rich stouts, crisp lagers, or something a little more experimental, there'll be plenty to explore.
Cheers to that!
Festival food alongside the beer lineup
International DJs play across both festival weekends
There are two stages this time around, with international DJs playing throughout both weekends.
Things start relatively relaxed in the afternoon before picking up as the evening rolls in.
There'll also be beer tastings, blind tastings, beer discovery games, and interactive activities—so you don't need to spend the entire afternoon standing in front of a tap list trying to decide what to order next.
(Though you absolutely can.)
There's also a pretty decent reason to buy your beers before arriving.
Beerkraze is selling an online-only three-beer package starting from RMB50, compared with an on-site value of RMB120.
1 Amstel Draft Lager (330 ml)
2 Craft Beer Vouchers (330 ml each)
The two craft beer vouchers can be exchanged for eligible beers at any beer booth at the festival, so you're not tied to one particular brewery.
Note: Prices rise as each weekend gets closer, and quantities are limited.
After buying through That’s Shanghai, head to the Lolypop Events booth, show your QR code, and collect your beer coupons.
One thing to remember:
Weekend 1 coupons only work October 16–18
Weekend 2 coupons only work October 23–25.
Click below to buy your beer coupons now:
Organizers
Beerkraze is organized by Lolypop Events
Beerkraze is organized by Lolypop Events, the Shanghai events team also behind the Belgian Beer Garden.
After eight previous editions, the move to Crystal Bridge gives the festival a larger and much more central setup while keeping the basic Beerkraze formula intact: lots of craft beer, good food, music, and an easygoing outdoor festival atmosphere.
The prediction follows eye screenings of more than 3,500 primary school pupils. Among six-year-olds, 67% were found to have a hyperopic reserve below the recommended level, while 24% were already short-sighted.
Hyperopic reserve is the slight natural farsightedness children are born with. As their eyes grow, this reserve gradually decreases. If it disappears too early, the risk of developing myopia increases significantly.
Based on previous research, specialists estimate that about 66% of the six-year-olds identified with low reserve could become short-sighted within two years.
Eye-care professionals say early detection is essential because lost hyperopic reserve cannot be restored and myopia cannot be reversed. They recommend comprehensive eye examinations from around age three.
Parents are also encouraged to give children more outdoor time, reduce prolonged screen use, maintain a proper reading distance and posture, and make sure children get enough rest.
Experts say many families only arrange eye examinations after a child complains about poor vision or fails a school screening, meaning problems may already be advanced by the time they are discovered.
One seven-year-old boy was found to have a major difference between his two eyes after failing a screening. His eyesight later worsened, but after using myopia-control glasses, reducing screen time and taking part in more outdoor activities such as swimming, running and badminton, his condition became more stable.
Specialists are calling for greater public awareness and stronger measures to protect children’s eyesight as childhood myopia continues to rise.
La Barra celebrated its fourth anniversary with some reinvention—formerly four venues (Bonica, La Mezcalería, Tacos el Paisa, and La Barra), it’s now one unified space: a fusion bistro, vinyl lounge, and club all under one roof.
Dinner features shareable plates like Charred Beef Tataki and Octopus Croquettas. The kitchen also shines with dishes like the Foie Gras Chicken Roulade—a brunch standout—and late-night fried chicken tacos, ensuring every craving gets a sophisticated twist.
Spend RMB200+ per person, and club entry is free. Post-10pm, the lounge shifts into a vinyl-driven shisha spot, while upstairs, resident DJs spin house and techno in a tight, energetic club.
For a limited time, snag RMB100 La Barra vouchers for just RMB60!
Get the vouchers here:
La Barra Lane 319 Jiaozhou Lu, Building 30, by Xinzha Lu, Jing'an District 胶州路319弄30号, 进新闸路
It’s been nearly two decades since Chef Gabriela 'La Coyota' first arrived in Shanghai to share the flavors, culture, and traditions of authentic Mexican cuisine.
Today, her daughter Grecia Fernández—affectionately known in Shanghai as 'La Coyotita'—carries on the family legacy.
La Coyota is open Monday through Sunday, from 10am to 10pm, and serves favorites like burritos, tacos, pozole, pupusas, empanadas, tortillas, queso fresco, green salsa, and more.
For a limited time, snag RMB100 La Coyota vouchers for just RMB60!
Get the vouchers here:
La Coyota M+马利 Plaza, Shop A-106, 850 Xikang Lu, by Xinfeng Lu
Shanghai's dining scene has itself a serious dose of Himalayan spice in NEWA, a vibrant Nepali eatery tucked into Jing'an's M+ complex.
This is Nepalese cooking at its most unapologetically bold—a cuisine shaped by centuries of trade between Northern India and China's western frontiers, yet still largely uncharted here in Shanghai.
The restaurant takes its name from the Newa people, the indigenous inhabitants of Nepal's Kathmandu Valley, whose culinary traditions are as rich as their history, while the setting—dim lighting, discreet Himalayan motifs—is an elegant backdrop.
NEWA’s menu thrills with spice, smoke, and slow-cooked depth, each dish a vibrant testament to Nepal's love affair with flavor.
READ MORE: NEWA – Nepalese Food Like You've Never Had It Before
For a limited time, snag RMB100 NEWA vouchers for just RMB70!
Get the vouchers here:
NEWA M+, D-103, 850 Xikang Lu, by Yuyao Lu, Jing'an District 西康路850号D-103室, 近余姚路
The Hai is a classic American dive bar in Shanghai's Xuhui District, spread across two floors with red walls and circular overhead lights.
Six television screens show sports, clips, or karaoke lyrics. A mezzanine holds a pool table, while a back room houses a safer darts zone.
The wall of board games includes jumbo Jenga and Pictionary. A DJ booth hosts monthly karaoke events.
The menu features Smash Burgers, Buffalo wings, Bitter Ballen, pizzas, pastas, and a Chicken Bacon Panini, plus all-day breakfast and a doggy menu.
READ MORE: Back from the Dead! The Hai – Classic Dive, New Location
Open daily, 4pm–2am
The Hai, 31 Gao'an Lu, by Hengshan Lu, Xuhui District 高安路31, 衡山路与高安路交叉口
20% Off!
For a limited time, snag RMB100 The Hai vouchers for just RMB80!
Get the vouchers here:
Smokin’ Bowl has opened in Jing’an as a streamlined, quick-service, spin-off of next-door restaurant Smokin’ Hog (see below).
Brought to you by the same married all-star team of Nacho Virgen and Karina Sasmita, their new venture offers more of a glimpse into Nacho’s roots with a medley of mouthwatering Mexican favorites.
True to his French fine dining background, Nacho and his culinary team make everything in-house, with integrity in process and tradition felt in each and every bite.
Featuring Mexican classics and some playful twists, there is something delicious for every appetite.
READ MORE: Smokin' Bowl Brings Fast, Flavorful Mexican to Jing'an
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Smokin’ Bowl vouchers for just RMB80!
Get the vouchers here:
Smokin' Bowl, 974 Wuding Lu, by Jiaozhou Lu, Jing'an District 武定路974号, 近胶州路
Dive into the hubbub of hundreds of kilos of meat smoking, burgers sizzling, street tacos and quesadillas flying off the grill, cocktails pouring, and some good ol’ low-and-slow Texas-style BBQ.
At Smokin’ Hog, every cut gets a handcrafted spice rub, smoked fresh, and served with white toast, pickled onions, jalapeños, and a duo of homemade secret-recipe BBQ sauces.
Wash it all down with the Vampiro—a fizzy, bold twist on the Bloody Mary, blending silver tequila, sangrita (tomato juice, grenadine & L&P sauce), Taquitos grapefruit soda, and lime.
Thirsty for more? Choose from classic cocktails, bottled and draft beers, coffee, soft drinks, and a full spread of Taquitos sodas.
READ MORE: Smokin' Hog: Low-and-Slow Texas BBQ on Wuding Lu
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Smokin’ Hog vouchers for just RMB80!
Smokin' Hog 970 Wuding Lu, by Jiaozhou Lu, 武定路970号, 近胶州路
Located in Shanghai's Shankang Li, Parlay is an American-style sports bar and BBQ joint from seasoned restaurateur Matty Waters, featuring pool tables, darts, and a large terrace—with exceptional Kansas City-style barbecue and premium pub grub.
The menu is a meat-lover’s paradise, emphasizing house-smoked, dry-rubbed meats made fresh daily. Standouts include tempura spare ribs, a variety of smoked wings, and massive sandwiches like the Double G Combo and the Pastrami Reuben.
For the main event, choose from expertly smoked brisket, pork ribs, and char siu pork belly, all served with classic sides.
The vibe is relaxed and nostalgic, fueled by a 90s hip-hop soundtrack, live sports screenings, and weekend live music.
Parlay successfully merges the best elements of a sports bar with serious barbecue chops, quickly establishing itself as a unique and popular destination.
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Parlay vouchers for just RMB80!
Get the vouchers here:
Parlay Shankang Li, 808 Shaanxi Bei Lu, Bld 18, #103 陕西北路808号陕康里18幢103室
This cozy British pub and eatery offers an authentic taste of the UK, from perfectly golden fish and chips and warm crumpets to classic scones.
Step inside to find a cozy space, where wood furnishings create a warm atmosphere and multiple televisions are ideal for catching the latest match.
For those who prefer al fresco dining, plenty of outdoor seating is also available.
The star of the show is the special beer machine that pours impeccable, fresh Guinness.
The food menu features generous, reasonably-priced portions with plenty of thoughtful vegetarian and vegan options.
Whether you're stopping by for a classic pie or just to relax with a pint, it's the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy genuine British comfort food.
20% Off!
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Guinness Social vouchers for just RMB80!
Get the vouchers here:
Guinness Social by Butler & White's Room 3, No. 7, Lane 210, Taikang Lu 泰康路210弄7号3室
Homeslice's New York-style pizzas with sourdough crust are a Shanghai favorite––big, juicy slices with inventive, seasonal toppings that you fold in half like a sandwich.
Homeslice Kitchen in Shankang Li also has an expanded menu that ventures beyond pizza into full Italian-American fare.
Highlights include Melanzane Parmigiana—a flourless, layered eggplant dish brined and baked to perfection—and Four-Cheese Mac & Cheese—a mysteriously melty, stringy blend of cheddar, mozzarella, provolone, and parmesan.
For something more substantial, go for the Pan-Roast Rump Cap or Garlic Butter Shrimp with Focaccia—succulent shrimp drenched in garlicky goodness.
Their signature cocktails—crafted with local brands Julu Gin and Pao Drinks Co.—are also a must-try.
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Homeslice vouchers for just RMB80!
Get the vouchers here:
Homeslice Kitchen Shankang Li, 358 Kangding Lu, Bldg 3, Unit 103, by Shaanxi Bei Lu 康定路358号3幢103室
Mignon 9 brings Parisian charm to Wuyuan Lu with its classic wine bistro vibe.
Helmed by Singapore-trained chef Hank Li, the menu features French-inspired dishes like Foie Gras Mousse with blackberry port sauce, Charcoal Grilled Yellow Croaker, and M7 Wagyu Flap crusted with chili and cashews. Don’t miss the Uni Pot Rice or the Beef Cheek Pasta.
With 50+ French and Chinese wines, the space transitions from a daytime café to an evening wine bar, complete with a dog-friendly terrace.
READ MORE: Mignon 9 – Parisian Eatery Offering Timeless French Fare
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Mignon 9 vouchers for just RMB80!
Mignon 9 No.71 Wuyuan Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu, 五原路71号, 近乌鲁木齐路.
Everybody loves The Rooster, the small bar with a big personality—and a huge, sun-drenched, wrap-around terrace. A local’s local with an everybody-knows-your-name vibe.
Whether you’re after the all-day, all-night happiest of Thursday happy hours, free drinks on Mondays, or weekend free flow brunches with craft cocktails, there’s always a reason to stop by.
Don’t miss the famous Wednesday coin-flip game or Sunday trivia battles. With running events, saucy wing deals, and round-the-clock drink promos, this Jiangning Lu hotspot delivers nonstop fun—and unbeatable value.
For a limited time, snag RMB100 The Rooster vouchers for just RMB80!
The Rooster 107, 445 Jiangning Lu, by Wuding Lu, Jing'an District 江宁路445号107, 近武定路
Tacolicious pushes the boundaries with fusion tacos made from in-house fresh ingredients, all served to the beat of steady hip-hop tunes and paired with generously poured drinks.
Fan favorites include the Fried Fish Tacos, the Steak Asado, and the Grilled Shrimp.
On the drink side, a full bar complements the fun atmosphere, featuring their wildly popular Silver Coin Margarita, a selection of frozen margaritas, fresh fruit daiquiris, secret shots, and blink-and-you’ll-miss-them specials—from esoteric picks like Fernet-Branca to the ever-popular Michelada.
For a limited time, snag RMB100 Tacolicious vouchers for just RMB80!
Tacolicious Room 104-105, 34 Yuyao Lu, by Xikang Lu 余姚路34号1幢104-105室, 近西康路
