I love coming here! My colleagues and I come here occasionally for work meetups because it's…read moreconvenient, clean, and quick. The workers here are always friendly and funny. The beers are cheap and delicious as well. I've come here for trivia nights, their different food trucks, and just for a satisfying beer. I usually get the 35 mile hazy. No complaints here! Will be back!

Dropped in with friends on a whim. The place was busy even on a weeknight. I had to circle around a…read morebit to find a spot which was still a few doors down. Inside, there were lots of tables. The vibe was quite chill. Definitely a good hangout spot. I'm not into IPAs which is super popular among craft beer fans. Still, there were a good number of selections that were not IPAs. I ended up getting a flight and really enjoyed everything but the Pepper & Peach and the Root & Fruit which were the two hoppy ones I ventured out on a limb to try. They weren't bad, just not my preference. Everyone at the bar was friendly and helpful.

Had a little Sunday funday action going on and my friend discovered this place through a search…read more Booze and games are literally two of my favorite things, so naturally I was pumped to check it out! The seltzers here are delicious and that's crazy for me to say because when I think of seltzers, I think of disgusting Trulys or White Claws. I hate seltzers because it's like a can of carbonated water with one atom of flavor. Vile. Anyway, I am happy to report that that is *not* the case here. I could seriously toss back a bunch of these because they taste (and look) great! I had to order the Mega Man themed seltzer as a Mega Man fan (well, Mega Man X). It was blueberry lemonade and a nice blue color. I also ordered the Spyro one too, but not because I'm a fan of Spyro. I'm just a sucker for anything strawberry. Both were excellent! I also had an IPA which was honestly really good too. Regarding game play it's $10 per person for unlimited play. Although, it sounded like it was for both my friend and I at first until I paid. That's when I realized it's per person. Anyway, still great value considering how much money I would've shoved into House of the Dead 1 and 1943. The space is pretty small though. Wish they had maybe a few more games to choose from, but overall it was a great experience! I work in area exactly like where Level Up is located. It would be so crazy to work next door to a place like this. I would literally be here a few times a week lol

Great place. Relaxed atmosphere dispute all the games. Went with my brother. $10 bucks for all…read moreyou can play games. Also, alot of local breweries are just so so (with exceptions like Claremont Craft Ales), but the brews here were top notch. The session IPA was super interesting. * Edit : Forgot to mention the service was great as well!

Been going here since it was Dale Brothers. Good food, good…read moreservice, great ambiance.

Transitioning to "Baldy Brewing Company". Good service, good beers, awful seltzers, plenty of…read moreseating inside and outside.

Great ambiance, Great staff, Great food. It was Mule Monday…read moreand they were delicious. Ordered the rib eye and for not being a "steakhouse" it was really good. Asparagus were perfect. Reservations were made but not checked off or cared about for dinner. Defiantly would go back if in the area.

Whisper...more like a shout! Had the Poke Nachos which were tasty but nothing crazy. (For some…read morereason Poke _(insert form)_ is like a standard these days... cough* yard house, Eureka, etc.) We also had the grilled cheese with braised short rib and the short rib dish itself. The food was actually very tasty! The grilled cheese with the tomato soup balanced so well together. the sandwich provided the yang (sweetness) and the soup the yin (sour taste). The braised short rib dish also was succulent, not-chewy, and melt in the mouth. There were a couple of other dishes I wanted to try, including the wide assortment of alcohol but currently I'm de-toxing from an Asia trip and honestly my liver enzymes are probably crying... so is my lipid panel. Will keep everyone posted. #primarycare

Refreshing bee after hiking mt baldy. Only had one, so my review it's base in their dragon beerread more

Hidden gem in City of Montclair!…read more I've seen this place on yelp for a long time but haven't had the chance to try it till recently. They have pretty good selection of beers on tap and when it says the ingredient you can taste the flavors in the beer. First brewery to open up and its been around for a long time. They have lot of games inside you can play and we sat at the table that has the chess on it so we played that while we were enjoying our beer. Definitely a spot that we will return. Good selections to pick from and they also sell snacks you can purchase while you are sipping on your beer.

FIVE STAR BREWS!…read more Visited this place a couple times and enjoyed all of their brews and drinks. The service I experienced here was overall solid. As for the drinks, the place is an excellent place to go to based on their ciders alone. Although this place is a Cidery, they have something for everyone here. Moreover, the atmosphere here was warm, welcoming, and fun. The only thing that isn't so much 5 star here, TBH, is the fact that an automatic 20% tip seems to be included on every electronic purchase. I won't be knocking off a star for this because, at least for my visit here, the people behind the counter deserved an excellent tip. However, if I were to give my best advice for visiting here for the first time, I'd recommend paying with cash. Cheers!

So fun! Loved popping into this place, really fun artwork and seems to be female ran and operated…read more Great selection of ciders! The woman that helped us out let us try a few before choosing and gave great advice on what we may like, we took some to go and will def be back!

Always a GREAT time at Old Stump Brewing Co.! I usually come here with coworkers after a long work…read moreweek, and somehow we always end up staying way later than planned--in the best way. The food is consistently solid, the ambiance hits just right, and I love that they offer both indoor and outdoor seating (plus it's kid-friendly, which is a nice bonus). My go-to drinks are the Rusty Gasket (red ale) and the Honey Blonde--both crisp, flavorful, and easy to keep coming back to. Old Stump has definitely become a regular spot for me, and I'll keep showing up whether I'm nearby or not. Easy 5 stars!

I've always enjoyed hanging out at Old Stump Brewing Co., and it's even better now that they've…read moreadded a solid kitchen with great finger food. I want to give a shoutout to George, the bartender working Saturday--he was incredibly accommodating. He went out of his way to put on the NBA playoffs for our group, stayed attentive the whole time, and made sure we had everything we needed. He also gave great recommendations on the beers. The other bartender working was just as polite and honest, which made the experience even better. As for the drinks, I was hooked on "No Tan Lines" and "P-Town." "No Tan Lines" was super smooth and easy to drink with a nice coconut kick, while "P-Town" had a richer, thicker feel with strong coffee notes--both were absolutely delicious. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to.

Came for drinks and an appetizer..it was supposed to be shared but guac was so good I basically ate…read moreit on my own. Drinks were super good and the ambiance is nice cool vibe; they had a DJ on. Would love to come back again and attend their events.

Mozwell has a younger, nightlife-oriented vibe without crossing into full dance club territory. It…read moregets loud and energetic when it's busy, with DJ music and a packed room, but the focus is still very much on cocktails and the bar experience rather than a dance floor. The drinks are well crafted, with a strong mezcal presence and plenty of good options across the menu. The bartenders are friendly, attentive, and clearly know what they're doing, which stands out in a high-volume environment. It's a good fit for people who want energy and a social scene but still want to sit at the bar and enjoy a drink. If you're looking for a quiet, conversation-first cocktail lounge, this may feel a bit loud. If you want a lively bar without it being a club, it hits that balance well.

Love the Back Abbey! So yummy and consistent every time. My hubby and I went for a quick bite and…read morethere was a new seasonal burger on the menu, the Truffle Shuffle. Super delicious, cooked perfectly. Service was efficient and there was plenty of indoor seating on this late Sunday evening. If you haven't tried the Claremont location, please do!

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS Place! So glad there's a German restaurant nearby that I absolutely adore. My…read morefavorite area to sit is in their patio, especially being able to watch the sun set. I love getting their schnitzel, but when I only come for Happy Hour, I always get their full fries order which comes with 3 sauces. I also always get a BRLO IPA. My friends decided to order their fried pickles, the soup of the day, and their pretzel. The service was great! We were getting checked on very often and the staff is super sweet. They're very conversational and friendly. Parking is easy on weekdays! I park in the back but there's also a parking structure to the right side. Will definitely be back!!

PICKLE MICHELADA. Need I say more? I don't believe I've had a bad drink here, everything is…read moredelicious and I love all of the events they host! Wonderful atmosphere!

I love The Stout House! My wife and I aren't the biggest beer drinkers, but occasionally we enjoy…read moregoing to a beer bar, especially one that has an awesome selection of stouts. This is a cool, family-owned micro-brewery situated in a strip center. There's plenty of parking, both indoor and patio seating, and a really nice selection of well-made craft beers. BEERS: My wife's first experience, so she tried a 6-pour taster (4 oz/$14), and opted for all stouts, including: Guinness Irish Stout (4.9%), "We Love LA" Stout (6.1%), Obsessed-Coffee Disorder Stout (6.4%), Peanut Butter Stout (6.8%), Smoked Maple Bar Stout (7.5%), and Triple Stout (8.1%). I chose a pint of the Chocoholic Anonymous Stout (6.0%) which has always been one of my favorites. She liked the Peanut Butter Stout the best, so we ended up sharing a pint of that before we left. We got our fill, and they were all pretty delicious! FOOD: Check out social media (@the_stout_house_upland) as to who will be there serving what. On our visit, "Culinary Madness 101" (@culinarymadness101) was set up outside and sold tapas style items. We tried the Papas Bravas con Chorizo ($12) which was excellent and a fantastic accompaniment to the beers. I highly recommend that you check out The Stout House for your next micro-brewery adventure...you won't be sorry.