Modern Times Flavordome

San Diego, CA · $$

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-18

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

Modern Times Flavordome runs 20 rotating taps and a packaged beer program that covers lager, hazy and West Coast IPA, and barrel-aged stout. Happy hour core pints are $6; six-packs run $13 to $17, with a rotating barrel-aged stout 22oz at $32.50. Named packaged options include MT Pils, Fruited Orderville, Orderville, Parlay Hazy IPA, and West Coast IPA. Customers describe the beer as high quality and varied enough for a large group with different preferences.

What should I order?: Start with a core pint at happy hour for $6, then take home a six-pack of MT Pils ($13), Parlay Hazy IPA ($14), or West Coast IPA ($17). For a bigger bottle, the rotating Barrel-Aged Stout 22oz is $32.50. Fruited Orderville 4PK ($16) adds a guava-infused hazy option.
Who will enjoy this place?: Groups with mixed beer preferences, lager drinkers, hazy and West Coast IPA fans, and anyone buying packaged beer to take home. The range supports varied tastes without requiring everyone to agree on one style.
When should I go?: Happy hour is the clear value window for core pints at $6. Otherwise, the 20 rotating taps and packaged to-go options make it a straightforward stop for a pint or a six-pack run.
What should I expect to spend?: Happy hour core pints are $6. Packaged six-packs range from $13.00 to $17.00, and the barrel-aged stout 22oz is $32.50. One customer called the prices very reasonable; another found a pint pricey but justified by the quality.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?: The combination of 20 rotating taps and a packaged beer program that includes lager, IPA, and stout/barleywine categories, with a rotating barrel-aged stout 22oz at $32.50 and six-packs from $13 to $17.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Beer

20 rotating taps support a broad draft selection, with packaged beer to-go spanning lager, IPA, and stout/barleywine. Named options include MT Pils, Fruited Orderville, Orderville, Parlay Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA, and a rotating Barrel-Aged Stout. Reviewers describe the beer as high quality and varied enough for a large group.

Menu strengths

— 20 rotating taps and a self-described exceptional beer program.
— Packaged range covers lager, IPA, and stout/barleywine categories.
— Happy hour core pints at $6 and six-packs from $13 to $17.

Standout selections

— MT Pils-6PK — lager with Saaz and Tettnang hops, 4.8% ABV, $13.00.
— MT Pils-6PK — $13.00 — Lager with Saaz and Tettnang hops, ABV 4.8%.

Pricing: Happy hour core pints $6; six-packs $13.00–$17.00; barrel-aged stout 22oz $32.50.

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