No, this was not named after a Disney Movie...Big kids only…read more.. A British Pub located on Ventura Blvd just west of Vineland and a great venue for live music, trivia games and karaoke nights in the Valley. As soon as you walk in the door you are greeted by a very friendly staff and the bar is quite roomy...If you continue into the next room you will find high top tables and an area set up for entertainment. We were here on a Saturday night to listen to the "Flogging Seagulls," a local band with about 6 members - featuring 80's music with a shamrock twist! They were awesome! Everyone was singing along and doing a few dance moves. Our server for the night was Summer who has been here for 4 years. We adored her! I ordered a Chopped Salad with grilled chicken and a cosmo for the fashionista that I am...Both were good...They also serve your typical British Pub items, burgers and more... *Make sure you check out their weekly event schedule on their website. They also are known for their Sports Nights. *Street parking - meter and local residential - read the signs before parking. Can't wait to go back! ~ and that's all I have to say about that...

I walked in here. The bartender Aaron took so long to take my drink that the customer next to me…read morehad to tell him he should take my drink and my order. I'm a local founder in the area who runs a new event app and I mentioned to Aaron I was interested in seeing if we could collaborate in anyway for free with the bar in the app. He then proceeded to be very rude and told me he didn't care to look at my app and spoke for the owners that they wouldn't be interested without looking at it. I then told him I didn't like the poor monotone service and the bitter energy in this establishment. I don't think I'll be going back. I finished my glass of white wine and headed out. I would've been fine if he didn't want to collaborate business to business, but the way he handled it was very unprofessional, and his service was very poor and underwhelming.

I've been here a few times. I've never been disappointed with the waitstaff, the food, or the other…read morecustomers. Everyone is welcoming and kind. The Full English Breakfast was fantastic, especially the sausages. This would be a great place to watch soccer, they have a lot of TVs and a large projection TV in a different room. They have a cute little English store next-door also with frozen pies and other fun stuff... be sure to check it out!

Robin Hood, truly a hero of the disenfranchised, is a worthy namesake for this classic British Pub…read more I popped in for the first time during a recent World Cup game in which the unlucky English side was playing Argentina (who went on to lose to Spain). The place was packed but the very kind proprietress found a seat for me, without a reservation and with a great view of the big screen TV. This pub seems to be a well-known gathering place for the local English Soccer Team fans; I may have been the only patron not sporting an English jersey. I was surprised by the vegan options offered on the classic pub menu and ordered the Vegan Aussie Pie, described as: 'Savoury "Beyond" Mince Pie, w/Puff Pastry top and Shortcrust Bottom served with Peas, Chips and Vegan Gravy'. It was shockingly delicious, meaty, rich and flavorful. Classic British Pub ambiance, amazing service, and keeping up with the times in terms of dietary options. Vegans, rejoice! You, too, can enjoy the game and a meal in the classic English pub setting here in Los Angeles. Some parking spots available near the rear entrance, also street parking.

Came by after work for some dinner/drinks with friends. There's free street parking after 6 pm so…read morethis was perfect for us. Indoor and outdoor seating available and during this heat wave I can confirm their AC is nicely blasting. They have different all day happy hour menus based on day of the week, so try to align your visit w/ one of the days whose food you enjoy. The Woodman Bacon Burger 4/5, I got this without bacon, slightly above average burger, fresh, juicy, I enjoyed the sauce that was with this, the fries were thin and I'd give those a 2/5

Walking down the cafe-laden Ventura Blvd looking for a place for a quick bite & a drink, we were…read moredrawn in by a big sandwich board on the sidewalk advertising HAPPY HOUR 4:30-8:00 DRINKS & FOOD SPECIALS! It was 5:00pm. When seated, we were given Happy Hour menus. We ordered. There were 2 other occupied tables in the restaurant. Moments later our server came to tell us that the manager said Happy Hour was cancelled because there was going to be a popular game on tv in about an hour. We spoke to the manager, explaining that it was bad form to cancel our order. She was unyielding. We wound up with the same order, just paying more. Although the pulled pork sandwiches were good, the experience left a bad taste. Later, I looked at their website which proclaims: "HAPPY HOUR 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM Our legendary seven-days-a-week social ritual. Premium bites and crafted drinks elevated for Sherman Oaks' night owls and early gatherers alike." Terrible customer service.

best bartenders…read more forgot to ask there names but they were cutie and nice gave me recommendations two girl bartender pool and beer come here !

Sat for a while to order a beer. Tried to get one of the bartenders attention with no success…read more Someone walked right up next to me and straight up was able to order, the bartender didn't even look at me. Service sucked, drink list looks okay, vibe looked like it would HAVE been okay if I was able to order. This spot was a no go for me, maybe I was on the wrong side of town?

Plenty of street parking. The meter parking on Ventura Blvd ends at 8pm…read more Came on a weeknight. The place was packed. There's Happy Hour that ends at 9pm. The Happy Hour is buy 3 drinks and get the cheapest drink for 1 cent. Got the Chicken Quesadilla for $12. It wasn't bad for bar food. Also, got the Jack Tripper for $13. The drink wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. Great place to hang out for cheap food and drinks.

First time at this location and while the drinks are well-made and taste good, they consistently…read morecome across a bit on the weaker side compared to their Beverly Grove location. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's noticeable--especially if you're familiar with their usual pours. We also ordered a basket of fries, which were decent and came out hot. Nothing particularly standout, but they definitely hit the spot as a bar snack and paired well with the drinks. That said, I personally prefer the Beverly Grove location. The setup there feels more comfortable and versatile with both bar and table seating, making it easier to settle in whether you're just grabbing a drink or staying for a while. I've also found the drinks there to be more consistent in strength. This spot is still a solid choice if you're in the area, but if you have the option, the Beverly Grove location offers a better overall experience in my opinion.

I'm always at the surly goat in Encino - and finalllllyyyy decided to come by the WeHo location!…read moreThe staff was supper friendly! The space was cute and nice - and clean. Had a good variety of drinks and a lot of seats! Only downside - no good like the other location :( Will probs be back any time I'm in the neighborhood!

Great unpretentious spot with a full bar and a large selection of beers on tap, including Belgian…read morebeers. We had dinner down the street and my friend suggested coming here. We checked the current tap list online and it was an easy decision to make. Bar service was fast and friendly and beer tastes are offered too. There is ample indoor space as well as a patio. They don't offer food but welcome you to bring your own or have it delivered. Overall a solid spot and a favorite for the beer selection.

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!!

The Snug really lives up to its name by being a small, cozy and friendly Irish bar. Some might…read moreclassify it as a "dive," but that would be unfair -- it's a local place, sure, and totally no frills... but I counted more than 50 bottles of Call and Top Shelf Irish Whiskies, plus just as many bottles of Bourbon, Scotch, American and Japanese Whiskies, and a quartet of Pappy Van Winkle... this ain't no dive. Still, the drink prices are very fair. Barkeep Elizabeth was friendly from the get-go, and checked on me repeatedly to make sure I had what I needed. The digital jukebox was playing lively tunes, and the daytime crowd was laidback and chatty. There's no food in this pub, but packaged snacks (chips, nuts, etc.) are readily available, and I'm told you can bring in anything you like to eat. Fantastic!! Despite being on the "road to nowhere corridor" (Magnolia Blvd. between Hollywood Way and Cahuenga), and being incredibly easy to drive past, The Snug is a welcoming little bar with a genial crowd that's very much worth keeping your eyes and GPS peeled to find. You'll be as glad as I am that you did.

Nice it's a nice reliable well lit hole in the wall. Always were reliable and consistent with a…read morepleasant and professional staff. Fair pricing with a good jukebox. It's a great neighborhood bar.

Hops Merchant Taproom is a fantastic spot with a great vibe, friendly staff, and an excellent…read moreselection on tap. They always have something interesting pouring, and their to-go canned beer selection is hands down one of the best around. Whether you're staying for a drink or stocking up to take some home, this place always delivers. Easy 5 stars.

Hop Merchants is a great spot for a beer in the NoHo Arts District, far superior to the…read moreunderwhelming Brews Brothers down the street. It's a smallish-space (with outdoor and indoor patio areas as well), but even on a packed weekend - we accidentally stopped by the day of a chili cook-off - there's always a spot to sit, and service is always prompt and stellar. They have coolers of canned and bottled beers, seltzers, and ciders available to drink there or purchase to take home. The corkage fee for consuming in-house is waived on Tuesdays. They don't have a food menu, but they have a line-up of food trucks each week that are properly advertised on their website and Instagram. It's 21+, which is appreciated since breweries seem to be a popular choice for families now. I must comment on the absurdity of some of the low-star reviews for Hop Merchants, notably the disgruntled father who lamented the child-free policy, "You'll have to take the family somewhere else". Why would you want to take a family to an establishment that exclusively sells alcohol? Not every place has to be for you! It'd be like me whinging that I can't take my 98-year-old granny to Chuck E. Cheese because it's too loud for her and her feeble little hands can't shoot skee-ball for shit. How ridiculous and entitled would that sound? Great place for an after-work beer or nightcap on a date night, and the spot to find an unusual, high-quality brand as a gift for a beer aficionado.