Cool local spot for craft beers and seltzers. Step up to place your beverage order and the friendly…read morefolks minding the taps will serve you with a smile. This pub house is HUUUGE! Lots of seating, inside and out, private rooms for booking events and a loft for those not wanting to be spotted day drinking as soon as their boss - or spouse - come through the entrance. lol If you want to take in a sporting event, there are TVs EVERYWHERE! The loft tables have one set above each table! If you want to play a game while you drink and chat, they have a nice array available to borrow. While Lawless is strictly a brewhouse pub, w/o a kitchen, they do host a rotating schedule of food trucks and vendors, or you can bring your own food in. We saw one table unpack and set up a charcuterie board for their drinking/snacking, socializing group of 8. How cool! With a wide variety of house beverages on tap, Lawless is a great space for gatherings, hanging out, socializing and just plain ol' good vibing. We were here for a trivia tournament, but the pub was popping with many others who regularly drink here. Check out their website and social media posts for current events like trivia, bingo, karaoke and even movie screenings! There are parking spaces in the private parking lot, otherwise street and neighborhood parking wasn't bad either. Pups are welcome, gender neutral bathrooms were clean, they also offer a water bottle filling station and complimentary cold water. Pups are also welcome! I'm tempted to pop on over to Republic of Pie, just up the street on Lankershim, grab a savory pie and bring it back to Lawless to enjoy with a crafted adult libation. Cheers! "CC"

I love going to Lawless. I've often ended up here to watch important sports games like the World…read moreSeries or the World Cup. It's a great place to gather and drink with friends and friendly strangers. It's bigger than you think, too, since besides the main room it has a mezzanine, a private room near the bathrooms, and an outdoor patio area. While they don't serve food, there are always food trucks or other food vendors there. I also love the community events they put on. And social clubs even have meetups here. It's just good vibes all around. And honestly, every beer I've had here has been amazing. I recently had a sour that I loved. They also have slushies and nonalcoholic drinks. Their NA mojito was great when they had it. Only tough part is the parking but if the lot is unavailable, there's usually street parking in the neighborhood or across Vineland at the meters. Please keep being you, Lawless! ily

My friends from Wien signed off on the Schnitzel. The Owner is super friendly and their knedle is…read moreamazing too.

A hidden gem in Angelino Heights that you don't want to miss out on. If you can't find parking,…read morethey do have valet, which made it so convenient. The outdoor beer garden offers a lot of seating, shade and some great vibes. A perfect place to bring a bunch of friends to grab some food and enjoy some beer (brewed on the property). We all enjoyed some amazing beers and we ordered quite a few things on the menu to try. Everything was delicious, I was very impressed. Most of the time breweries don't really have the best food, but this one had amazing food! Service was prompt and very friendly. I got a blonde brew and it was so good and refreshing. We ordered: - 3 in a bun - Filet Mignon - breaded pork cutlets - Fennel and Pear Salad All very tasty! I definitely recommend coming by and checking this gem out. Cheers!!

Love this place!…read more Great place to go to after a game or long night out; always packed, social, and great food.

3.5 for the food, 4 for the hours - aka perfect spot to hit up late night after a show or event. We…read moreswung by as a group of 4 after a concert and were able to get a table pretty quickly around 11 pm on a weekday. We grabbed some shareables like rabokki, soju, and bingsu. Portions are pretty good and there is plenty to share esp if you get one of the big boiling soups of goodness. Tteokbokki was good, not to sweet and not too spicy so hit a good balance. Soju was appropriately priced for the bottle and was a fun little refreshing drink. Now the bingsu, skip it if you can LOL the ice was super super icy like Hawaiian shave ice rather than Korean bingsu. Also felt very melted + iced over so crunchy in an unfortunate way. They also very clearly forgot that we ordered this but were on top of it once we reminded them. Service was friendly and helpful, definitely answered a lot of Qs at other tables when people had Qs about food items, portions, and ingredients. Parking is dicey around here but easy to Uber to/from. Also honestly pretty walkable if you are staying in K-Town. All in all, Anju House absolutely serves its purpose as a solid late night hang, but I wouldn't list it at the top for the beeest Korean food/snacks.

I checked out Frogtown Brewery and they offer a great selection of beers…read more This time around, I tried the chocolate raspberry one. It sits at 8%, but it's delicious. The brew leans dark and sweet with rich chocolate and sweet raspberry notes. The space features both indoor seating and a nice outdoor patio. A friendly cat walks around greeting guests, which adds a fun touch to the atmosphere. The staff provides amazing service, and you can walk down the LA River before or after your drinks.

Terrible service! I call to see which food trucks they have and the phone tells me it's on their…read morewebsite and literally hangs up on me. I check their crap site and the truck calendar is cut off. Tried for minutes to zoom out. Nothing. Unprofessional, get your crap together. Amateur and careless. Lost a customer.

If I'm craving German beer in LA, Wirtshaus is always my go-to…read more I've been here several times and the food is consistently good. Especially on a nice day, sitting outside with a drink is such a great vibe. The servers are also friendly, knowledgeable and clearly know what they're doing. This time, I skipped the beer and tried a German Riesling instead. I believe it was anayler Riesling and it was a perfect pairing. German food can get a little rich after a while, and one sip of the Riesling refreshes your palate right away. Definitely give the Riesling a try next time!

This was my first time trying authentic German cuisine, and it was a fantastic experience…read moreI started with the giant Bavarian pretzel, which was warm, soft inside, perfectly baked, and served with delicious mustard For my main course, I ordered the Wirtshaus Schnitzel, and it completely lived up to its reputation. The crispy schnitzel was topped with a creamy garlic sauce and a perfectly fried egg!! I paired it with homemade sauerkraut and homemade Spatzle, which made the meal feel truly authentic and comforting To complete the experience, I had a Paulaner Oktoberfest beer and it paired perfectly with the food The service was friendly, the food was excellent, and I really enjoyed my visit. The only thing I felt was missing was a stronger German atmosphere. Some traditional German music playing in the background would make the experience even more immersive and memorable!!

I had no idea this place was here until I was invited for a birthday by a friend who lives right…read moredown the street. Set in an old Firestone car shop. You can reserve tables for groups for a set period of time and it seems like a great place to hold a casual celebration gathering if you want people to be able to come and go as they please. Beer was reasonably priced, bar service was fast, they have all sorts of food you can order, arcade games you can play, and a Photo Booth room that can fit a ton of people. Great vibes but super loud and rowdy especially on a Friday night, can be hard to have conversations.

Everyone is celebrating something here. It's a trip. Going down the reserved tables you can see…read moresigns for an engagement party, a 70th birthday, a puzzle club, an baby show. I'm not kidding. And with the D line, this is the it spot for all those metro bar crawls and I'm not mad. They leaned in with metro + all seasons brewing t shirts. Great use of an old space and a crowd pleaser with food, games and both beer and hard liquor. It's great.

My friends and I stopped by Alma's on a Friday afternoon at 6:30 p.m. and the bar was relatively…read moreempty, with plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors on the sidewalk patio. We stopped by Alma's because there was a food pop-up outside, but ultimately stayed at the bar close to 10:00 p.m. Alma's cider offerings is extensive! During our stay, I had a chance to try out a bunch of different ciders, including a delicious raspberry cider from Nectar Ciders that was dry and not overly sweet. In addition to ciders, they also have a wide variety of beers and wines, and other drink combos like boiler makers and snake bites. There's a small selection of bar bites as well on a separate menu, including corn nuts, sourdough bread with butter, cheeses, and various pickled veggies. Staff is friendly, and full bottles are surprisingly affordable. If you're in this part of town and are looking for a chill bar to hang out at, I'd would definitely recommend checking out Alma's.

Cute as heck!!! Amazing selection, fantastic and knowledgable bartenders, the vibes were on par and…read morejust a cool hangout. They have a huge selection of ciders from all around. The bartender was so sweet and let us sample some as well until we landed on our desired. The place is so cute with its decorations and interior design. However its tinyyyy. Even though there's outdoor seating anticipate this place to get packed or even feel packed even at under capacity. Its an intimate setting that I think does best with its neighborhood bar environment and drinks for a first date but i wouldnt exactly bring all the girls here you know? I would say while they have food and snacks here its not their priority and a bit on the pricer side so I would say at the end of the day this place is a proper bar. Parking: It does suck I'm not going to lie to you Huge shoutout to the george foreman grill in the back! So chic. Know you were a huge talking point during my experience. If this place was closer I'd definitely go back and go often but know im for sure recommending it!

So I have been wanting to visit this place for a while and finally got the chance. The beers were…read moregreat! I had 2 different IPA's, both delicious. We played pool and loved the tables there. They have a huge space with seating for watching sports in the next room. And more games to play. Service was great. Very friendly. I loved the lighting and the murals and vibe of this spot. I will be back!

I went to BB near the Arts District in LA for a b'ness event. There were positives and negatives,…read morebut the overall experience was very positive. Positives: Nice staff, good food and big space. In addition to the b'ness event, we watched the opening game of the NFL season. The TV was large and fairly clear; Negatives: Beer only. IDK about you, but as I've become older, I can't drink as much beer. Its so filling and it makes me pee a lot. It would be nice if they had a full bar; Street parking only altho there is no charge. It seemed like all the spots on the street BB is located on were taken. Not sure how much parking is on the adjacent busier streets; If I were in the area I would return. However, I would start the evening at BB, not end the evening. I like to have hard liquor when I drink. It doesn't make me run to the mens room as much vs beer, and it is less filling.

My son (Harold) met his new fiancé here and she's so great. Much nicer and a better person than…read moreHarold's now ex-wife who would never even join us for dinner even when we were in town. Now that they're divorced i can finally be honest about how i really feel about her which is not good at all. I'm sorry to say but it is true. Wurstkuche is the best! Great sausages and beer.

Mango habanero and the Philippine one best on the menu. Best hot dog with everything on it. Get…read moreselection of German beers too. Grabbed a giant glass like a 48oz Order at the front and sit wherever, dim lit high ceilings and they host pop up raves occasionally at this location

First visit to this fun establishment. Cute front patio with umbrella covered tables, inside…read moreseating area, and a huge beer garden out back. Parking is on street only and can be challenging. Service was excellent, starting with Dylan who waited on us and was helpful, patient, and super friendly, as were the rest of the staff that chipped in throughout our visit. DRINK: Extensive German beer menu, but also cocktails, and non-alcoholic selections. We ordered a bottomless cup of Coffee ($4), a .4L Reissdorf Koelsch ($8.50), stein of Hacker Pschorr Weisse ($19), and a stein of Paulaner Oktoberfest ($19). FOOD: We started by sharing a Sausage Platter ($17) which came with 3 sausages, 3 mustards, and some sliced pickles. For our entrees, we tried the Beef Rouladen ($26) served over mashed potatoes, and the Jäger Schnitzel ($28), served with 2 sides. NOTE: The schnitzel was $5 more than shown on the menu. I asked about their Spaztel which the chef said was one of their specialties. He brought us a small sample, and it was delicious! We finished it off with Apple Strudel with Vanilla Ice Cream ($12.50). The flavors were very good, although some of the preparations were a little different than I'm used to. I'm half German and my mother is full, so we think we know German cuisine very well. All in all, it was a great experience and we will definitely be heading back for more!

As a true Berliner, I was excited to see what this place had to offer, and I had pretty high…read moreexpectations. The first downside was the parking. Parking is scarce, and the only option we found was street parking, which can be inconvenient. When we arrived, the young woman seated us inside. The atmosphere was actually quite nice! There were lots of pictures of Berlin and German-themed decorations that created a fun German vibe. Another fun detail was that the staff dressed in traditional German attire. The men wore Lederhosen, and the women wore Dirndls. Unfortunately, the service was disappointing from the beginning. It took about 10 minutes for someone to come to our table, even though the restaurant wasn't full. We also had to ask for water because it wasn't automatically offered. For my main course, I ordered the beef Kohlrouladen, a traditional German stuffed cabbage roll. I wanted to substitute the mashed potatoes for fried potatoes, but the waitress initially told me they didn't allow substitutions. She had to check with the kitchen and eventually came back to say it was possible. My husband ordered the Prenzlauer Burger. After waiting approximately 30 minutes, our food finally arrived. Unfortunately, the portions were on the small side, especially considering the prices. My husband's burger was pretty standard, but it was very dry. Another downside was that the burger doesn't even come with fries -- you have to pay extra to add them as a side. Considering the already high prices and the small portions, I found that disappointing. My husband had to order extra sauce because the burger was so dry. Surprisingly, they didn't even have ranch dressing, so he ended up ordering Thousand Island dressing and blue cheese sauce. The burger itself tasted more Americanized than German, which was disappointing given the restaurant's German theme. Unfortunately, the service made things worse. The staff completely forgot about his extra sauces, and I had already finished eating by the time he finally received them so he could enjoy the rest of his burger. My Kohlrouladen was also quite dry, and the potatoes were dry as well. However, the red cabbage was really good! I also ordered a side of cucumber salad, which was delicious and one of my favorite things we ate. As a Berliner, I found the cucumber salad and red cabbage to be the most authentic-tasting dishes of our meal. The other dishes didn't quite meet my expectations for German food. My husband also ordered ginger beer, but when he looked at the label, he noticed that it didn't actually contain ginger. He was disappointed by that. That was a real downer. I ordered an Apfelschorle, a refreshing German drink made with apple juice and sparkling water, and I enjoyed it. The Apfelstrudel Was Worth the Wait! For dessert, we ordered the Apfelstrudel, and we had to wait another 15 minutes. But this time, the wait was absolutely worth it! The Apfelstrudel was amazing. It tasted genuinely authentic, and the presentation was beautiful. At $12.50, I would definitely recommend ordering it if you visit this restaurant. It was one of the highlights of our meal and a lovely way to finish dinner. And then came an unexpected surprise! As we were nearing the end of our visit, a man came over to our table and started playing music and singing the chicken song with accordion. It was such a fun, unexpected moment that added a cheerful atmosphere to the restaurant. After some of the frustrations with the service and food, this little performance gave us a happy ending to our anniversary dinner! My Final Verdict: 3 Out of 5 Stars Overall, the restaurant wasn't terrible, but it wasn't particularly impressive either. The atmosphere was enjoyable, the German decorations were charming, and the traditional outfits worn by the staff were a nice touch. However, the slow service, long waits, dry main courses, small portions, extra charges for fries, and relatively high prices took away from the experience. As a true Berliner German, I came in with high hopes. I appreciate the effort to create a German atmosphere, and the restaurant certainly has potential. However, I would love to see more authentic German flavors, better execution of the traditional dishes, and more attentive service. My food highlights were the cucumber salad, red cabbage, and especially the Apfelstrudel. The dessert was worth every penny, and the live musical entertainment gave us a fun, memorable ending to our evening. We visited Kiez Küche and Beer Garden to celebrate our wedding anniversary. While the food didn't completely live up to my expectations as a Berliner, the atmosphere, the delicious Apfelstrudel, and the unexpected chicken song gave us something to smile about on our special day. It wasn't quite the authentic German dining experience I had hoped for, but at least we ended the evening on a happy note! We paid $90 for everything.