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    All Season Brewing

    3.9 (379 reviews)
    Open 3:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
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    Dogs allowed

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    Jimmy K.

    We checked this place out for a drink recently and had a good time. The ambiance is really cool in the old Firestone building. They have several options for beer and cocktails. We tried the Cloud Racer hazy IPA and the strawberry guava cider. We also tried a couple of the cherry bomb Jell-O shots. The Jell-O shots were a bit pricey ($5), but they were good. The weather was great, so we sat on the covered patio. They have several TVs throughout the place so we were able to catch a little bit of playoff basketball as well. We will definitely be back.

    The only pic I got but there's flags everywhere and a World Cup themed drink menu.
    Rebecca G.

    Greta place to watch all World Cup games!! Brazil v Morocco was the best. Super lively and lots of TVs. They even have a World Cup themed menu.

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    Jo H.

    The bartender charged my card for my friend's drink before realizing that my friend and I had separate tabs. He didn't even bother to ask if we were paying together or separately and it wasn't until my friend said something that he realized the mistake. He then proceeded to charge my friend's tab for her drink and said he would refund on mine. However, I did not see him input anything in the system and he walked away to the next customer. I've checked my credit card, and I'm still charged for the 2 drinks. I have tried calling 2 days in a row with no success (can't even leave a voicemail because it isn't set up). I also tried emailing the email address I found on the website with no response. It did not make sense to me that he didn't just refund on the spot nor why he proceeded to charge my friend's card after already double charging mine (without asking how we wanted to resolve, because we could have just kept that one charge and fixed on our end with Venmo). He also had not bothered to ask if we were paying separately or together and just made the assumption to put it all on my tab. It has been frustrating to not reach a real person to resolve this issue. If it wasn't for the difficulty of resolving this issue, I would have given a much better review as I did love the drinks.

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    Franklin C.

    Love the ambiance of how the Firestone tire repair shop converted into a bar lounge area. Very simple: go into the bar area. Order your drinks and sit and stand anywhere available. Bartender kept tabs on what we wanted to drink and foods. Tacos, churros and the beer on tab are great. Can't go wrong

    Elisa C.

    Super casual spot in mid city where you can grab a beer or non beer or even a frosty whisky. Has both indoor and outdoor seating and arcade games. While the bar itself doesn't sell food, Chicas Tacos is also on site. The staff is quick to clear glasses. My friend got a spiced cider and I opted to try a mocktail and got a "detox" which was tasty and very jalapeño forward. This would be a great spot to bring a 21+ group to have a gathering where it's casual and people could just swing by.

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    Lianne P.

    Good spot for groups!! Taco stand in the back + beer on tap. Gets busy on weekends. Parking in La brea is tough but some back streets have open spots

    Juan F.

    First time here and I really enjoyed the place and the beer. Huge establishment with tons of indoors and outdoor seating. They have arcade games and skee-ball. Lots of beer and alcohol selection. We saw lots of tables reserved for night time so definitely do that if you have a large group. Service was quick and friendly. Parking is on the street so best of luck in that area.

    This was for our synagogues young professional happy hour.
    Aaron W.

    Iconic place and very cool. The downside is that it's in a permitted neighborhood. I drove around for 15 minutes til I found a valet across the street for the brewery. Large outdoor patio which was great. The food in side was delicious as well. There were only two bartenders and LOTS of people so you had to wait a little bit.

    Pedro M.

    Great spot on La Brea. The beer selection is solid and always fresh. The vibe is relaxed but lively, with plenty of space to hang out. Service was friendly and quick too. Definitely worth coming back.

    Gabe O.

    All Seasons Brewing has become our go-to hangout spot after finishing up with our run group, and it never disappoints. The staff knows us well by now and always welcomes us with a smile, which adds to the home-base feel of the place. We usually grab a table and explore their wide selection of beers on tap. They've got a great lineup of signature brews, but what really sets them apart is the inclusion of rotating selections from other local breweries--there's always something new to try. The space is big and group-friendly, which is great for meetups. There's indoor seating, an open-air patio, and even a private room if you're planning something a little more intimate. The independent kitchen inside serves up solid Mexican food with vegan options, so everyone in your party will find something. Bonus points for the clean and stocked restrooms, which isn't always a given in LA bars. They also have skeeball machines and a photo booth if you're looking for a little post-run fun, and the TVs usually have local games on--plus the music is always on point. Parking can be tricky. The surrounding neighborhood requires permits after a certain time, and street parking fills up fast--but so far, I've always found a spot and avoided a ticket (knock on wood). The staff does a great job keeping things organized and gives clear last call notices, which is appreciated when you're winding down after a long day. Highlights: - Wide beer selection: in-house and local brews - Spacious with patio, indoor, and private room options - Mexican food kitchen with vegan-friendly menu - Great service, clean restrooms, skeeball + photo booth - Street parking can be tough--read the signs carefully Whether you're wrapping up a group run, catching a game, or just grabbing a drink with friends, All Seasons Brewing hits all the right notes. This place is part of the routine now--for all the right reasons.

    Madison B.

    This place is amazing. I got the Czech Engine Light and it was delicious. Espresso martinis & kuhl German beer was a hit too! The vibes are incredible & love that they have a Photo Booth & old games too!! This is a must when people are visiting. Love love love!

    Margarita T.

    I love this place! Always happy to stop by for Mexican food, a shot, or a cocktail with friends Bartenders are always nice and friendly. Security - It's noisy even outside, but you can come here with your dog. Or you can pet someone's dog (in the case that you asked for permission). During the hot days, they have umbrellas and sprinklers, so you can relax and enjoy the day or night. Prices are good as well. Option to book a table for a company

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    Jamie C.

    super nice staff! Elbert was awesome. They had the coolest Photo Booth- it's literally such a big space so large groups can all fit in there. Beer was solid. Outside area is doggie friendly & has heaters. Inside area was super spacious. Good music. Perf little brewery.

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    Are kids allowed?

    Kids are allowed under close adult supervision until 7:30pm.

    Is it open on Sunday's?

    Yes. 12pm-12am

    Is there a parking?

    It's all street parking

    Can you reserve tables ahead of time for larger parties?

    We offer table reservations Monday-Thursday! All weekend parties are welcome to grab any table available in the brewery on a first-come-first-serve basis. More information about reservations is available on our website!

    Do they have a table time limit?

    Last time I was there on a Sat evening there's was not

    Is this place dog friendly? I wish this was a Yelp category.

    Yes, I have seen many dogs there.

    Are there any TV's to watch the game?

    Hi A.C.! Yes, we have four TV's in total.

    Do they allow outside food? Example: we'd like to bring cupcakes or cookies for a birthday celebration. Thank you!

    Hi Cristina! In general, do not allow any outside food. However, we do allow guests to bring in cakes or other sweets to celebrate birthdays. 😊 We just ask that you bring your own serving ware.

    Are you requiring proof of vaccination?

    Hi Fatima! We are no longer requiring any proof of vaccination.

    Is there a happy hour? hours? deals?

    The current happy hour special is Monday - Friday 3-7 pm. They offer certain beers and well drinks / shots at a discounted price. The discountes price isn't available on pitchers though.

    Do they have WiFi for customers?

    They have wifi and the password is at the bottom of their menu

    Does this place play music?

    There are speakers around the facility and there is some kind of playlist going on. No live music/DJ yet.

    Is this place Kid friendly?

    From their website "We are all ages until 7:30 pm, at which time we transition into being 21+ only. We stop admitting underaged guests at 7:00 pm. "

    Is the patio dog friendly?

    Don't know what Peggy is talking about....but yes it is dog friendly. I've been there 5 times and not once have I seen dogs fighting or peeing or pooping. I think she hates dogs. 😒 bring your doggo and if you see me, say hi!

    Is there parking?

    There's a lot off 8th st under the apartments that is $5 for 2 hours with validation. La Brea is also good after 7pm and before 4pm

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    Sleek cocktail bar located smack dab in the center of the high foot traffic area of Little Tokyo…read more A great selection of whiskey and a solid cocktail menu with good happy hour specials. It's not surprising given the neighborhood and decor, but I think they lean towards more Japanese spirits and beers. For someone like me who's never been to Japan I feel like there's a traditional Japanese theme going on inside with lots of wood. A few friends and I came here on a holiday before dinner. Happy hour specials were still going on. I'm not sure if they thought they were gonna get that much business on a holiday but I think there's only maybe one or two people behind the bar. Since it was early when we got there, it was still not that crowded. I got the special which was a shot of Japanese whisky and a beer. Great price! Haha. I've walked by before where this place is really crowded so I assume there's a lot more people working behind the bar during the regular busy hours. Just a great place to grab drink drinks.

    We were at Little Tokyo over the weekend and saw this business with the catch-y name and had to go…read moreinside. You must be 21 to enter. No exceptions, as I witnessed a family who really wanted to come in but had an 18 yr old so they weren't allowed in and because they had a minor with them they couldn't even sit outside in their seating area. Always good to know. Inside the bar got super busy. The inside was a bit dark but again it is a bar. I like the decor and the bar seating was packed. The drinks were good if you like whiskey they have it along with lists of beer options. Nice spot to try out.

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