I came here for a concert and thought the space was really cool!…read more The brewery has a small restaurant space indoors but has a HUGE patio and outdoor spot to order beer and food. This is definitely a great place for large groups so if you're looking to host a party or celebration of some sort, Hangar 24 would be a great option. This space as a venue, though, is also great! Like I said, the patio is huge and there are picnic tables outside that face where they place the stage. It feels like you can get a good view of the stage from wherever you sit or stand. I also saw a lot of families bring young children (from infants to preteens) to the show I attended, so it's pretty family-friendly. On that note, however, outside food is 100% restricted. A family ahead of me with an infant and a toddler was declined from bringing in tangerines, water and other small snacks for their little ones, so keep that in mind. One great thing about this spot -- they validate parking! So make sure you take your parking ticket to avoid paying a hefty price upon exiting.

I came here for a happy hour with coworkers yesterday and had a great time! Hangar 24 is located in…read morea business park so it's right next to a big open campus with grass fields, and a few other businesses like coffee shops. The parking lot is behind a pay gate, but you can get your ticket validated at the brewery. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, with a variety of table sizes, so it can easily accommodate large groups. We sat outside. The outside seating area sort of has a neat, firepit-type vibe. They have some overhead fans but it was still pretty hot outside (it was a heat wave). I bet it usually feels fine though. Thankfully my drink helped cool me down! I ordered the Coronado Brewing, which is described as superfruit acai cider. I loved it! I'm not a big drinker but I've always loved Angry Orchard cider, so if you're like me, you would probably like the Coronado too. It's a deep red colored cider and can come in a 16 or 20oz. It can get loud here, even outside. I found that my voice was a bit scratchy after I got home from the happy hour with all the loud talking, but that's probably to be expected anywhere you go!

Went for dessert...it was fabulous! Consisting of the blueberry peach cobbler! Wish I could have…read morepurchased an entire cobbler!

Came here during the food and wine festival. This is a great place to sit and eat and drink. You…read moreare in the heart of California Adventure, so you could bring your trays to this area a relax. It is nice and covered in certain spots if you need a few minutes to unwind and relax. A lot of really tempting things to buy to drink. Plus it is close to some kiddie rides in case the kids get board and want to wander off close by. During the festival they had more substantial food in this area. Instead of the small tastes they had full meal size portions. We tried the impossible burger gyro. It was absolutely amazing! Honestly, you could not tell it was vegetarian. It tasted exactly like gyro meat. Plus the pita was soft and fluffy and the toppings were spot on, so good! I am not sure if it was vegan or if there was real yogurt on this meal, but it was honestly one of the best gyros I have ever had outside of Tarpon Springs! So good in fact that I had to try to recreate it back at home for dinner.

Brewery X is one of my new favorite breweries in the area! It's huge with a lot of indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating and a lively ambiance. They have a lot of screens throughout the brewery to watch the game, and there are food trucks with a variety of food. It gets pretty busy on weekends and on game days, so parking can be hard at peak times. Both the huckleberry and baja sipper seltzers were really good and sweet, and the baja sipper one tastes like mountain dew baja blast. We also got the bronx bomber pizza, which comes with marinara, mozzarella, pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, jalapeno, garlic, and parmesan. I've heard good things about the pizza here, but it came out even better than I expected. The crust is thin but still soft and crisp. They do online orders for the pizza, but not on the weekends. We wanted to do a half and half pizza to try another kind, but they don't do that on the weekends either. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Probably the busiest brewery in Anaheim--and that's saying a lot…read more We tried visiting on a Friday night and couldn't find parking anywhere nearby. The lot was completely slammed, with a line of cars cruising and waiting for spots to open up. The surrounding industrial buildings weren't any better, with completely packed lots despite the heavy tow risk. Since we were in the area for a couple of days, we decided to come back the next afternoon, and the parking situation was much more manageable. It's easy to see why this place draws a crowd, though unfortunately, it's not for the beer itself. The industrial space is massive--both inside and out--with plenty of seating. There are screens everywhere, including a giant one on the patio that makes it a great spot for watching sports. You'll also find several stationary food trucks on-site serving up comfort food ranging from pizzas to loaded fries. It's very family-friendly in the afternoon hours, though the vibe likely shifts quite a bit once the sun goes down. The main issue--and the reason for the 3-star rating--is that this is a brewery, not just an event space, and the beer simply didn't impress. While there's a wide variety on tap, they don't offer tasters or flights, and everything is served in disposable plastic cups. You're forced to choose between half or full pours, which makes sampling more than a couple of beers a bit risky. To top it off, prices are fairly high with very little cost difference between half and full pours, making it clear they're pushing volume (and pitchers) over craft exploration. Ultimately, if you're looking for a lively social hub to hang out with friends, Brewery X is a solid option. But if you're searching for genuinely great craft beer, there are much better choices around.

I like this little place. They offer a lunch special which includes a salad & pizza. I think…read moreit's such a great deal. The salad is fresh and I love their balsamic dressing. The pizza is thin and crispy. It's a great value and taste!

Centro Pizza in Downtown Tustin is a fun spot, but there are a few things to know before you go…read more The wait can be pretty long, especially during busy hours, because people tend to sit and hang out with friends rather than just eat and leave. The pizza is still good, but honestly, I feel like it used to be better. Lately, the crust has been coming out a little too burnt. My favorite is the Nutella pizza--I always get it because you really don't find this dessert pizza everywhere, and it's so good! The service is okay--not amazing, but not bad either. The space is also pretty tight. I actually prefer sitting outside, especially in the summer, because it feels more comfortable and less stuffy than sitting inside. Overall, I still enjoy coming here for the Nutella pizza and the atmosphere, but I do wish the regular pizza was back to how good it used to be.

I forgot to take some photos here. We drove up to meet friends that were visiting the area…read more The SteelCraft is a really cool spot especially on a Saturday night. They had a live band playing. They have an arcade area for the kiddos or adult kiddos. :) It's like a food court, but cooler. Had a lot of food options from burgers, to pizza, to tacos to poke and more. We tried a few beers and they were really tasty. We had a lot of fun here and if ever back in the area, definitely need to try some of the food. The service at the bar was great. The guys were fun and helpful.

I came here during blizzcon in anaheim. I loved the ambience here. It was full of live spirited…read morepeople enjoying the live band, beer, and a large array of food stalls. This is a great place to chill with friends.

Really fine restrauant. Super good food, wonderful. friendly service. And...dark beer!…read more Best french fries I've had in a long time. In and out seating.

Located in Old Towne Tustin, American Grub serves tasty comfort food, including burgers,…read moresandwiches, salads, and more! We recently dropped in to celebrate a friend's birthday with an early dinner. We sat outside since the weather was nice. There were a few tables spread out along the sidewalk. It's also a great spot to enjoy a drink or two. The menu has a lot to offer. I ordered the Grilled Chicken Sandwich, and it was delicious. The grilled chicken was bigger than the soft brioche bun, juicy, and cooked perfectly. It also included a mini serving of their famous potato salad. I will have to get a full serving next time! My friends also enjoyed the Wyatt Earp burger and the Hawaiian Chicken Sandwich, and we shared sides like the Rosemary Herb Fries, Garlic Cheesy Bites, and Onion Rings. Everything was on point. The dessert menu looked tempting too, but we held off until our next visit. The wait staff was kind and attentive. The interior looked spacious, with plenty of seating and rustic styling. Plenty of parking is nearby, from street parking to lots, all within walking distance. It's a nice area to walk around and take in the old-school architecture and small businesses.

Cozy brewery with good selections! There is a small outdoor patio area out front, and plenty of…read moreparking in their lot or the street. I wouldn't recommend this brewery for toddlers as there is not much space for them to run and play. They don't cook and serve any food themselves, but they have pop ups. We came on a Saturday and it was El Brewjo burgers. I really enjoyed their Hazy IPA (Great citrus flavor). Their Prickly pear blood orange seltzer was also really good! They also have a passion fruit sour which I thought was good and unique. I also tried out their painkiller which was like a pina colada. Something really unique was their blueberry taro milk tea with popping boba! and it had alcohol! Overall I really enjoyed the drinks here!

Only recently have I had beer experiences with Everywhere (a brewery) and it has more than one…read morelocation. For this brewery location I had the Beautiful Something which is a Helles Lager. All in all not bad. I'm pretty sure I have had versions of this lager that I liked better elsewhere but the one from Everywhere isn't too bad at all. Flavor features with this particular lager are somewhat of a grassy flavor, crisp and clean which all blend together to make a very refreshing presence to this beer. It is also light bodied which anymore regardless what season of the year it is I appreciate more often than not. A good, solid beer for sure and if you like various types of lagers then give this one a try.

I guess this review is long overdue for an update! Went here recently and had a great experience…read more Ordered two starters and a main. It was just the right amount of food for two people. Lamb merguez huarache - this was delicious. It's like a tortilla flatbread. Lots of fresh herbs and textures. An ample amount of lamb. There are peppers which add a bit of heat but it's not overwhelming. Caesar salad - nice presentation and enjoyed this as well. The lemon elevated the salad. Would have been better if they went a little lighter on the dressing but otherwise good. Skirt steak - it's been a long time since I've had steak at a restaurant that was cooked exactly to our liking and this one was perfectly seasoned and cooked exactly to medium rare. The potatoes were well seasoned and the sauces complemented the meat and potatoes well. Torts de Elote - this is a newer dessert item on the menu but as a lover of cornbread and all things corn I was excited to give this a try. Our server wanted us it was not on the sweet side and considered more "savory", which I didn't mind at all because I don't like overly sweet desserts anyway. I LOVED this dessert and hope they never take it off the menu! It didn't feel decadent or heavy and was a great way to round out the meal. Chaak has a cool and hip vibe inside. It can get a little loud and conversations can be difficult. It's a great date night spot, happy hour spot, and good for larger group dinners too.

I came here to celebrate my dad's birthday and had an overall enjoyable experience…read more We tried the Ceviche Campeche (striped bass, octopus, and leche de tigre), Pulpo al Guajillo (grilled octopus), Castacan (confit pork belly tacos), Esquites (grilled corn with bone marrow), and Marisco en Arroz Negro (prawns, scallops, and clams). The standouts of the evening were the Ceviche and Pulpo al Guajillo. Both the fish and octopus were tender, and the flavors were phenomenal. The Castacan and Marisco en Arroz Negro were also enjoyable, although the pork belly was a bit dry and the rice was too salty, respectively. My least favorite of the night was the Esquites, as it was not the most flavorful dish (just very oily and heavy from the bone marrow). The service was warm and professional, and the interior was beautifully decorated, making it a great setting for a special occasion or date night. Overall, I'd recommend giving this place a try, though the food was a bit hit-or-miss across the dishes we ordered.

This bar's cocktail variety is very fun and flavorful!…read more Their prices are great and the bartenders craft cocktails with the utmost attention to detail and taste. Highly highly recommend having a round or three here.

Received service right away from the bartender and ordered the 38 North Amber beer ($10) and was…read moreserved in a large pint glass filled with low beer suds. There is plenty of seating available and even some board games for groups. Great place to grab food, drinks, and hang out with co workers.

Native Son is a solid 4/5 stars…read more Parking is easy to access in the garage behind the building. They don't validate, but the 1st hour is free. To locate the restaurant, go up the stairs on the side. Happy hour is every day, 4-6PM The drinks are good and they have a good selection of beers and cocktails. You order at the bar and the service is quick. The food, however, is underwhelming. Regular fries are not great but the Cajun fries are better. Fries are enough to feed 2-3 people. The chicken tenders on the other hand are very small, and you get more sauce than chicken. The good thing about it is that the food was cheaper during happy hour. Some of the chairs/benches were uncomfortable, but overall, sitting outside is nice.

First time checking out Native Son OC in Santa Ana and honestly, it hit exactly what I needed. I…read morebarely missed happy hour by like 8 minutes (pain ), but it was still worth it. I grabbed a blonde (#3 on tap) and it was smooth, refreshing, and perfect after a long, stressful Friday at work being short-staffed and drowning with patients. Came in just needing to decompress--met up with a friend, grabbed a booth, and just chilled. The whole place has a very laid-back, local vibes, rooftop. Nothing over-the-top, just good energy and a spot where you can actually sit and talk. I didn't try the food this time, but I asked someone at the bar and they said it's really good--so that's definitely next on my list. Parking is right behind the spot in a structure, which was super convenient. First hour is free, then about $1.75 after that, but no validation--so just plan ahead. I kept it quick since I wasn't trying to turn one drink into a $15 parking night for just one beer. Bartenders were friendly and attentive--they checked in, cleared our glasses, and let us do our thing. No pressure, just good service. Overall, it's a chill, local hangout with solid beer and a relaxed atmosphere. I'll definitely be back--next time for the food and a longer stay. Oh btw, One of the bartenders did confirm that they have happy hour all day on Mondays, I'll be back on a Monday.