Came to Boomtown Brewery after a group run with my running club and two other LA run crews, and it…read morewas such a fun experience! The place has a really cool, laid-back vibe spacious, industrial style, and super inviting. It got busy, but the staff handled it well and were friendly the whole time. I don't drink, but my friends all grabbed beers and kept saying how good they were (they're definitely known for their craft beers). Everyone was happy, which says a lot! I just enjoyed the atmosphere and the energy of the crowd. There's plenty of seating, clean bathrooms (always important), and even a separate room with a stage, so it looks like they host live music and events too. Big plus: it feels like a great spot to hang out after a run or meet up with friends. I've also heard they often have food trucks, which makes it even better. Overall, great vibes, good service, and a fun place to unwind. Would definitely come back with the group!

Great Vibes, Games, Karaoke & Churros -- We'll Be Back…read more Came to check out Boomtown Brewery with my boyfriend and had such an awesome time. Even on a soggy, rainy day, this place delivered great vibes. We arrived a bit early and got to explore both rooms, which was a fun experience in itself. The first room had karaoke, long tables and benches, cozy sofas, dart machines, a photo booth, games, and restrooms. It's also very pet-friendly--as long as your dog is leashed. They even have water bowls for pets, which we loved. The second room to the right has board games, two pool tables, high tops, more seating, sofas, and the main bar. The whole space has a rustic, industrial feel with lots of cool hanging plants, and the atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming. Everyone was friendly and kind. There was a food truck on site, and we also got lucky with a mobile churro vendor called Hippie Churro--we ordered two churros (one strawberry-filled and one plain), and they were delicious. $7 well spent. We enjoyed a michelada and an IPA, played Jenga, listened to music, and caught some karaoke performances. Overall, an amazing night with great energy and a solid setup for hanging out, playing games, and just enjoying the moment. We'll definitely be back soon.

best bar tender ever, so inclusive and a good vibe siempre love him…read more he is the best and i honor this establish him. he gave me water even though i am sobe

Great spot with good beer at the brewery. The food was pretty good. Had the fish tacos that was…read morecrunchy but soft tender fish inside. The crema and cabbage went very well with the crunch and taste. The tater tots were also very good and very crunchy. The beer cheese went very well with that along with their fried which were also good. The time it took for food was pretty quick and the beer selection had good variety of iPad and sours and lagers and pilsners. Staff was friendly. There's lots of seating for both indoors and outdoors.

This place is a vibe…read more The outside area is chilled and the music is not too loud, meaning you can have a conversation with people. Great if you are past your 20s. There are two bars - cider bar and beer bar. They are separated by the patio area and both have different vibes, which is really cool. The music was nice when I was there. There are also screens with sports playing, which is a big bonus. The calendar on their website also shows all the events and even the food vendors, which is convenient. I had the pilsner and it was delicious. Haven't tried the ciders yet but definitely looks good, and it's something you don't see often. There is a small parking lot but also street parking in the area if anything.

The weirdest of vibes. I've never been to a non-family…read morefriendly brewery before. We were informed by security at the front that our 2-year-old could come in but only if he was held the entire time, and if he was caught walking around we would be asked to leave. They're very dog friendly, but beware if your dog isn't a fan of cats or if you're allergic as they do have cats that freely roam the premises. The beer was fine. If you're a fan of lighter beers I would recommend Homage Brewing, Arrow Lodge, or Angel City (soon to close), all of which are in the area and are very kid and dog friendly. Additionally there is extremely limited parking available in the area, so be prepared to pay $20 for valet.

I'm so sad to see this place closing soon. It was my favorite brewery in Los Angeles... I even had…read moremy engagement party with my fiancé here. The staff here is incredible in a fabulous location. Even though you had to fight for parking, the brews were good and so were the vibes. The food trucks were great! The seating has ample space above the place and below. The best part was being able to walk around to the Truly LA bar or even the arcade down the street. I need to stop by one last time to say goodbye, but you were loved. You were magnificent. Thanks for the good beers and laughs! Until next time, partner.

Great spot overall with a really nice, open layout, there's plenty of space to hang out without…read morefeeling crowded. The environment is relaxed and inviting, and they have a solid selection of beers to choose from. It's also cool that they bring in vendors, though they do seem to wrap up around 6pm. Just a heads up: they don't serve food inside, but there are food trucks right outside, so you won't go hungry. The only real downside is that you can't open a tab, you have to pay every time you order, which can get a little inconvenient. Still, a great place to chill, grab a beer, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Great weekend afternoon spot for a brew and food from their onsite restaurant, Chico's Tacos…read more I love that it's housed in a former Firestone tire shop and they left many of the old elements in tact. I opted for the blackberry cider this time. It was refreshing with just a hint of sweetness. It complemented the country fried wings with Korean bbq sauce. My friend got a trio of tacos, battered fish, chicken, and jackfruit that he thoroughly enjoyed. We easily found parking on the next block. And that both All Season and Chico's accept inKind for payment is another plus. The spot is great for gatherings, small or large, families and dogs and the atmosphere is festive but can get loud.

This place was such a vibeeeee! I would always pass by this spot in LA- such an attention grabber…read moreas it is an old tire shop converted into a bar with its original design. So much space to sit indoors or outdoors- indoors they show sports games, have arcade games, and my personal fav a huge Photo Booth!! It's Los Angeles so be prepared to struggle with parking but it's worth it; simply pay attention to signs. When coming in they ask to show ID, you and your group and grab any available table and the bar is open to start a tab at any moment! The service was quick and easy, the bartenders were super helpful with any questions we may have had and the prices were reasonable. We didn't try any food but we had plenty of drinks and they were great! I had a Lychee Martini & a "Hot Girrrrl Summer" drink and before I knew it they were goneeeee. Such a good time with my girls; chatting, drinking and taking pics- Will definitely miss the vibes but I will be backkkkk!

This is a really great space. Huge inside and outside. The neighborhood? I wouldn't go here at…read morenight. The staff are super nice and patient to let you try things. Beer I tried: Takk! Peaches: Peach takes awhile to come through. Very light. Neon Cylinders: Rowdy Red: Pretty tart and sour Pils, Baby!: not on untappd Bigger Dreams: Hoppy and bitter Yelp says this place recently closed :(

Favorite new place! I came for a game night but its the wrong day. I decided to seize the day and…read moretry some beers anyway. The area is beautiful and makes you feel like you are in another city, not DTLA. They have a ramp and stairs to access the spacious Venue. I felt like I was at home. The gentleman with the friendly smile was helpful and had such a pleasant demeanor. I sampled the dotsxcreators (tasty), east la ipa and the watermelon salt taps, very interesting flavor profiles. My first was a classic, The Dopest, and then I ordered the creaturevision (my favorite of the night!) Such a good time, met Teo and he was a blast to chat and sip with!

This is a very chilled brewery…read more Very laid back, bunch of dogs and kids on Saturday afternoon. A perfect spot to casually grab a few beers. There was a food truck on site when I was there but you can bring your own food and snacks. The double dry IPA was good too.

Always fun to discover a new place all thanks to trivia tycoon! This is definitely a beer forward…read moreplace and they alternate food trucks. I was glad with the food truck that was available when we went. During the none summer nights be sure to bring a jacket as it is a fairly open space so you'll get whatever temps is outside. Super friendly staff and the place is dog friendly! Parking can be tough but as long as you're ok with a mini walk you should find a spot.

I feel so fortunate to have stumbled across this gem during the Frogtown First Fridays. The space…read moreis lovely, with a good mix of indoor and outdoor seating. It reminds me a lot of breweries in the Midwest, who I think do breweries best. There's limited street parking (not just for the brewery, but many things in Frogtown) so be prepared to park far and walk in.

This is one fun and laid-back brewery, which feels like it's deeply hidden in a secret community…read moreand when you find it it's like a happy surprise. They are pet and kid friendly and involved with and supportive of the surrounding community and artsy vibe culture. They have a small indoor seating area and a cozy shaded side patio with a coming soon expanded section to make the patio space larger. The vibes are always fun, especially when they host different food and artsy vendors and live DJ's. The staff is not overly friendly, but they get the job done; they greet you, they serve your beer, they pick up the empties and repeat. Unfortunately, there is only one unisex restroom, so depending on how busy they are or if there is a popular themed event you can expect to be waiting in a line for a while. Another thing to mention, there is very limited street parking, so patience is key and/or walking shoes for when you find something in the surrounding streets.

I love the vibes here! The poke nachos are amazing and our server was so kind and helpful. I really…read moreenjoyed the vegan menu when they had it and wish they would bring it back so that I can clearly see everything that is dairy free all in one place. thanks!

Went on a Sunday around 2pm while the dodgers were playing …read more Sat at the bar, bartenders were friendly , and attentive . They were out of a lot of things on the menu (pizza , nachos , tater tots ) Ordered the blackened chicken sandwich and a beer flight . The sandwich was pretty good and I would get it again :)

Beer - excellent at their craft. I loved all the beers I tried.. usually all the heavy hitters…read more. (high abv) . The imperial is so balanced that I cant even taste the 12% or higher. Food - burgers are bombs, wings are a delight especially when they both come out quick. The warmth of the food compliments the taste of their beers perfectly. Although, I would t Ask to go lighter or on the side fort he buffalo sauce. Just cause it becomes a soggy mess. Their tatter tots are crispy and perfect with more beers. So, its a yes for their food. Service - friendly and fast. Restroom - usually clean and well supplied. Cleanliness- decent for how many people pass through there. Parking- Street parking with a 2 hour limit. Also a 20 minute walk to dodger stadium. I think 2 hour parking ends at 5 or 6. Perfect walk to get more beer at dodger stadium.

Bet up with our daughter's in-laws to celebrate dual birthdays. Started in the early afternoon at…read morethe Highland Park Brewery (HPB) in Chinatown. Good service, really great beer and cider, nice atmosphere, decent bar food. The location is near the Chinatown Metro station, so we walked the 0.2 miles. Everyone goes the opposite way from that station, going to Chinatown. Instead, we went the opposite way. It's the second time I've gone east from that station, walking on N Spring Street (used it once to go to Majordomo...HPB is a lot closer). Learnt that it's better to keep on the west side of Spring (next to the park), rather than cross immediately. The homeless encampments are really built up on the East side, fully occupying the sidewalk, making you walk in traffic. It's a pretty industrial part of the city, with a bit of street parking near the brewery. It was already fairly busy less than an hour after opening on a Saturday. It's 'sit-yourself', with both outdoor and indoor seating. There are multiple lines where you can place both your food and beer order. Beers are given right away, with food being delivered to your table later. Ended up placing my entire order at once, closing it out immediately. They use Toast as their payment processor, making it easy to get a digital receipt. Rattlesnake Wit Pitcher ($33) - enough for 4 pints. Witbier is my favorite style, and this one really hit the mark for me. Extremely light and fresh. Will seek this out to see if the cans are as good as the draught was. Granada Sincere Cider ($12) - my wife enjoyed her draft apple cider. Three food items, all pretty solid. Fish Chips appetizers ($18.50) used smaller cod pieces, well fried with decent fries. The Chips & Queso ($7.25) came out first: not a huge amount, but thick greasy chips that tasted good in the homemade yellow queso. Our cashier suggested animal cheese wedges ($12) - sidewinder french fried potatoes, covered in a chipotle sauce with grilled onions. It was tasty. All the bathrooms (three I think) are private gender neutral, with a common sink for washing. It got more and more crowded as we sat, and by the time we left an hour later, all the tables were taken. Popular place on a beautiful Saturday afternoon.