Dale Bros. Brewery. Last Name Brewing. And now, Mt. Baldy Brewery. The brewery at 2120 Porterfield Way, Upland, is no longer owned by the Dale brothers. It’s now owned by Robby Ellingson, whose family is the longtime owner of the Mt. Baldy Lodge. The new name recalls Old Baldy Brewery, which operated in downtown Upland from the late 20th century a few years into the 21st. You’ll still find Last Name branding around the brewery (and if you know where to look, Dale Bros. as well), but I suspect that will change soon. And yes, you can still order a Pomona Queen, but new beers are already being produced. For now, the Surname Drinking Society also remains, with a bonus for next year. Annual membership, $99, includes two custom engraved mugs — one to keep at the brewery and one to take home — and 20-ounce pours for the price of a pint all year long. Members also get a 20% discount on merch and early access to ticketed events and special release brews. And the bonus? A year’s membership to Club Baldy, a $300 value, with exclusive discounts at the Mt. Baldy Resort. Brewery hours are noon-8 p.m. Sunday, 2-9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 2-10 p.m. Friday and noon-10 p.m. Saturday. New in Ontario A new poke restaurant has opened in Ontario. Poki Bowl opened recently at 3520 E. Guasti Road, Suite 120. It joins the chain’s other Inland Empire locations in Chino, Menifee and Cabazon. Hours are 11 a.m.-8 p.m. daily. Another Shake Shack coming The recently-opened Redlands Shake Shack is about to lose its crown. The Inland Empire’s third Shake Shack opens Friday, Dec. 20, in Palm Desert. The restaurant is in The Shops of El Paseo, 73-199 El Paseo, Suite A. A ribbon-cutting will take place at 10 a.m. opening day and the first 100 customers through the door at 10:30 a.m. will receive a custom Created Co. Cold Cup. In addition, $1 from every burger and sandwich sale on opening day will be donated to the FIND Food Bank, which serves eastern Riverside and southern San Bernardino counties. Hours will be 10:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10:30 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Habit holiday BOGO The Habit Burger & Grill has been giving its CharClub members a series of buy-one-get-one-free deals via its app. This week’s freebie is a Charburger. To receive the deal, simply open the Habit app, click on “My Offers” and then “Add a Promo Code” and enter the promo code “CHAR4TWO.” The deal is valid through Saturday, Dec. 21. Next week, things get a little more interesting. On Sunday, Dec. 22, a random BOGO deal will land in the app, no promo code needed. It could be a free entrée, side or drink, valid through Dec. 28. The random deal will simply show up in the app. Related Articles Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: Cava and 5 other eateries open now or coming this week to the Inland Empire Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: These fast-food chains are offering daily holiday freebies and perks Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: Dutch Bros Coffee continues expansion with 2 new Inland Empire locations Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: These new restaurants have opened in San Bernardino, Ontario, Redlands and Loma Linda Restaurants Food and Drink | Dine 909: The Stout House in Upland is celebrating its 6th anniversary Additionally, 10 random customers will receive free Charburgers for a year. The free burgers notification will be emailed out. The Habit app is available for iOS and Android. Gift yourself cheesecake Want a free piece of cheesecake from The Cheesecake Factory next month? All you need to do is dine there this month. The chain is giving a free slice of cheesecake in January to its Cheesecake Rewards members who visit in December. Here’s how it works: Through Dec. 31, simply order takeout, make a Doordash order or dine-in at The Cheesecake Factory. (When dining in, make sure to let them know you’re a rewards member!) The next day, you should receive an email acknowledging your visit. On Jan. 1, you should receive another email letting you know that the free slice (with any purchase) has landed in your account.