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- Angelenos began guzzling Eastside in 1907, after a Bavarian immigrant and veteran brewer named George Zobelein purchased the Los Angeles Brewing Company and introduced a new line of beers based on his recipes.
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Apr 9, 2013 · Angelenos began guzzling Eastside in 1907, after a Bavarian immigrant and veteran brewer named George Zobelein purchased the Los Angeles Brewing Company and introduced a new line of beers...
- Three Weavers Brewing Company. Kicking off the list is the exceptional Three Weavers Brewing Company, a woman-owned operation and the very first craft brewery in Inglewood.
- Angel City Brewery. Situated in the heart of the Arts District, Angel City Brewery has been a tried and true watering hole for the neighborhood since it relocated to the expansive warehouse in 2010.
- All Season Brewing Company. All Season Brewing Company makes for a great Friday night. This massive space — which used to be the historic Firestone tire station on La Brea — is filled with arcade games, Skee-Ball, a Chica’s Taco stall, a full bar that offers classic and craft cocktails and a brewery with outstanding beers on draft.
- Highland Park Brewery. Don’t be fooled by the name, this brewery has since expanded from its cute and cozy location inside of Hermosillo bar in Highland Park to an impressive warehouse in Chinatown.
Jul 28, 2011 · In 2009, Eagle Rock Brewery became the first brewery in years to open within L.A. city limits. Since then, two more—Nibble Bit Tabby and Angel City—have begun concocting new mixtures of barley, hops, water, and yeast inside the City of Los Angeles, joining a growing cohort of Southland craft brewers.
- Highland Park Brewery
- Monkish Brewing Co.
- Cellador Ales
- Brouwerij West
- Homage Brewing
- Beachwood Blendery
- Benny Boy Brewing
1220 N Spring Street, Los Angeles | (213) 878-9017 When you really want to drink to the Dodgers but don’t want to spend $18 on a subpar stadium beer, this Chinatown taproom is where you go. Started by Bob Kunz in 2018, the brewery is within walking distance of Dodger Stadium (though honestly, you’ll want to ride a bike or rideshare—we’ve got hills ...
20311 South Western Avenue, Torrance | (310) 295-2157 Monkish has reached cult status for a reason. Their releases are so popular that new cans are only announced on social media a couple of hours before the drop, upping the hype and virtually ensuring absurdly long lines for these hard-to-get four-packs. Luckily, the bartenders are also highly kno...
16745 Schoenborn Street, North Hills | (747) 529-6002 No one will make you pucker up quite like Cellador, which has the best sour game in town. Their carrot beer, The Carrot King, has become a thing of legend. But they’re regularly producing some of the finest and most unique saisons, farmhouse ales, and sours in the region, if not the state. For e...
110 East 22nd Street, San Pedro | (310) 833-9330 When a brewery’s most recognizable imagery is a black-and-white galaxy shaped like a Keith Haring figure (Popfuji, who has finally been immortalized in mural-form at the brewery), you know you’re in for an out-of-this-world experience. Oh, and the beer is pretty rad too. We named Popfuji one of our “...
281 S Thomas Street, #101, Pomona | (909) 461-6962 Pomona is about as far east as you can drive and still be in Los Angeles County. Many city dwellers will scoff at you for trying to visit Pomona. Don’t listen to them — Homage is worth the drive, creating some of the most inventive brews in the region. In the heart of Pomona’s quaint downtown, the ...
247 Long Beach Blvd, Long Beach | (562) 436-4020 No trip to Long Beach is complete without a visit to Beachwood. The Los Angeles brewery has two locations and we’d highly recommend checking out both if time permits. But, if you must choose, we’d send you to the blendery where all sorts of funky wonders go down. Funk Yeah was one of the most fascina...
1821 Daly St, Los Angeles, CA 90031 We’ll admit that we haven’t dabbled too much in cider. (Although former Hop Culture Managing Editor John Paradiso had the time of his life at Shacksbury Cider’s Harvest Camp). And we’ve never seen the two paired together in one place. So when we hear about a taproom that brews both beer and cider, well, our ears ...
May 9, 2024 · 1. Highland Park Brewery. Bars. Breweries. Chinatown. From a tiny outpost in the Hermosillo bar to a massive buildout in a Chinatown warehouse, Highland Park Brewery’s grown from an L.A....
May 13, 2021 · Despite the fact that Los Angeles has the second-largest Japanese population in the U.S. and that the number of sake breweries — spread across states like Oregon and Maine — has grown...
Jul 13, 2023 · The Los Angeles craft beer scene is an absolute behemoth, supporting dozens of award-winning brewers across different cities and setups. There are English-style brews made in Van Nuys,...
