2 oz tasters are $1 each and pints range from $5 to $7. Plus if you're hungry they usually have a food truck just outside
This is a great brewery. Bring your own food and enjoy the 25th St. Pale Ale. Say hi to Rich and be sure to check out the merchandise wall for cool gear.
$8 flights! Super friendly and personable staff. Kept a token for my last beer on a later visit. Learned a lot on the tour. Overall great brewery
Casual brewery with TVs and a dog-friendly tasting room. Right near Smog City and Monkish if you want to make a day of beer tasting.
Tasting room is open Thursday - Sunday and carries about ten beers on tap, from blondes like Oblate to Belgian pale ales like Altar Boy, to Saisons like Floriason and amber ales including Red Table. Mehr erfahren.
Open Thursday-Friday 4pm-9pm, Saturday 12pm-8pm, Sunday 12pm-6pm! Check for updated events here http://www.smogcitybrewing.com/calendar.html
Great atmosphere - the owner loves to chat about his devilish brews. Plenty of seating & fair prices. It's not heaven but close.
Great environment and great beer. Family friendly, too. It has bean toss and fusball. Oh! And try to go when Barley Hops Grill sets up their food truck outside. YUM!
The Tap Room is a great place to get the same beer as across the street at Rock n Brews, but for $2 cheaper!
Amazing spot. Beers are on point. The Bronco, Alamo, and Pioneer are my faves. Kevin and Diego are class acts. Ask them any questions they are always happy to answer!
If you're at 38 Degrees, be sure to make a right around the corner. Ohana's a small spot, but cheap and has some great beers on tap.
Huge space and ten to eleven different house beers to choose from. They have board games you can play and art to look at. Food trucks are all ways their but you can bring your own food.
Golden Road Brewing is currently L.A. biggest craft brewery lead by CEO Tony Yanow, president Meg Gill and brewmaster Jon Carpenter. Mehr erfahren.
Grab some peanuts and enjoy your ale. Remember the peanuts shells go on the ground not on your table.
