Very chill bar nice atmosphere plenty of seating inside and some outside. Plenty of beers choices…read moreand they have a Photo Booth inside! Service was great and they had a empanada vendor outside which had delicious $5 empanadas that were amazing!! Definitely a spot worth checking out again

We were in the area and looking for a place to get beer. We were actually looking for Ikasu…read moreBrewing, but when we followed the map directions, we were led to Native Son, which has all the beers. There were tacos being cooked fresh right outside and you could smell them inside. There was also trivia taking place when we arrived. We wanted to try the beer so we ordered from the friendly bartender. The menu is on a screen but there are two pages so we had to read quickly as the screen flipped between the two pages/lists of the menu. The trivia event was taking place further inside the bar so we stayed toward the front and it was fine and we were not in their way. They have merch if you're into representing. There is a booth where you can sit next to a skeleton - that's also fun.

Being my first time I order a passion fruit rum punch, and it, I love it the bartender made it with…read morea lot love excellent customer service, Carol gave me an amazing service , the ambient it's very lovely for a nice romantic night, cozy it has the back yard look that invites you to sit and enjoy a nice night out with the special someone or with friends very clean inside this amazing place there is the food from casa de lola with the most delicious food you should try it, I try the empanadas

I rented this venue to host my book launch and it was truly magical. Brandon is such a great host…read moreand makes you feel so welcome from the moment you walk in. First off, the space is so cute and perfect, which made the event feel even more special. Second, all the staff was amazing , attentive, kind, and incredibly helpful throughout the entire evening. Third, the overall atmosphere of the venue really elevated the experience and made the night feel magnificent. From the lighting to the layout, everything came together beautifully and created the perfect setting for such an important milestone. I'm so grateful to have celebrated my book launch in this space. I would absolutely recommend this venue to anyone looking to host a special event. It truly made the night unforgettable.

First visit to this fun establishment. Cute front patio with umbrella covered tables, inside…read moreseating area, and a huge beer garden out back. Parking is on street only and can be challenging. Service was excellent, starting with Dylan who waited on us and was helpful, patient, and super friendly, as were the rest of the staff that chipped in throughout our visit. DRINK: Extensive German beer menu, but also cocktails, and non-alcoholic selections. We ordered a bottomless cup of Coffee ($4), a .4L Reissdorf Koelsch ($8.50), stein of Hacker Pschorr Weisse ($19), and a stein of Paulaner Oktoberfest ($19). FOOD: We started by sharing a Sausage Platter ($17) which came with 3 sausages, 3 mustards, and some sliced pickles. For our entrees, we tried the Beef Rouladen ($26) served over mashed potatoes, and the Jäger Schnitzel ($28), served with 2 sides. NOTE: The schnitzel was $5 more than shown on the menu. I asked about their Spaztel which the chef said was one of their specialties. He brought us a small sample, and it was delicious! We finished it off with Apple Strudel with Vanilla Ice Cream ($12.50). The flavors were very good, although some of the preparations were a little different than I'm used to. I'm half German and my mother is full, so we think we know German cuisine very well. All in all, it was a great experience and we will definitely be heading back for more!

What a wonderful experience our family had at Kiez Küche & Beer Garden…read more There were nine of us, and we arrived during a World Cup game, so the whole place was buzzing with energy and fun. Our family is German, so we know good German food....and let me just say, they nailed it, my friends. The Jägerschnitzel was the best I've ever had (sorry, Oma). The cucumber salad, red cabbage, appetizers, and beer were all fabulous. And the desserts? Absolutely heavenly. The apple strudel was even better than the one I had at one of the finest restaurants in Berlin, and the bread pudding was a warm ambrosia. I was honestly surprised to see a couple of reviewers taking off stars for the most dumb stuff, because our experience was outstanding from start to finish. The service, the food, the atmosphere...all of it was on point. If you're looking for authentic, delicious German food in a lively, welcoming setting, Kiez Küche & Beer Garden is absolutely worth a visit. Such a memorable meal and experience for our family. We will be back!!!!

Pleasantly surprised with this place. It's been on my radar for a while. Finally decided to stop by…read moreon a Sunday evening and honestly it was nice. It wasn't busy so got to pick our table. We sat at a spot with a heater. I appreciated that they offered some warm tables because it was a bit chilly and it made our stay comfortable. A beautiful view of downtown and cute decor! Oh and the music they had was soooo good. They were playing r&b, hip hop, reggaeton. Not sure if this is what they regularly play but truly they had no misses. We ordered drinks and enjoyed what we got. I asked the waitress for something fresh and not too sweet and she gave me a solid recommendation. I took off one star because the trash in ladies bathroom was full and made the bathroom a bit messy. Overall, I had a nice experience here and would come back!

Three reasons why 1 star: 1) tip is automatic AND their…read morereceipt is confusing so it makes it seem like it's not included and it asks for more tip. 2) cocktails suck 3) atmosphere is basic. Closes at 11. Lots of old people.

This place is always recommended to me on Yelp anytime I try to find places to eat in Little Tokyo…read moreand technically it's in the Arts District, but it's within walking distance. I've had my brother and several friends say that it's good and since we were closer to this area for a pop up event, we dropped by and I finally had a chance to try it. We visited during the final game of the World Cup, so there was no more indoor dining, but there's a couple bench tables outside at the side of the building. Part of the building shades over the seating, so even on a pretty hot day, this worked in a pinch and there was a slight breeze too, thank goodness. Staff was helpful and and answered our questions. They also brought our order out to the tables outside, which was nice. They also took our trash and tray back when we were done too. Each table has ketchup, brown and spicy mustard if need be. Inside, you order and pay at the cashier, grab a number, and they bring it to you. There's a bunch of sausage links on display, as well as the sodas and you can see some of the beer that they have too. For our Sunday lunch, we got the: 1) Sunset Zero soda: -It's an imported German soda. Love that there's a zero sugar version. It's a citrus cola with ending vanilla notes. Way better than some of the orange Pepsi/Pepsi Fire they ran in the past. Nice to try. 2) Rattlesnake & Rabbit with Jalapeno Peppers: -Unique combination of predator and prey meats all encased into one sausage. Also, not often you can get these meats as well. -Slight spicy kick to it from the jalapenos and rich, buttery texture of the meats together. -Each hot dog comes with 2 toppings and we got caramelized onions and sauerkraut with this which added a nice sour and sweet taste to it too. -I liked this the most of the 2 of them. 3) Pheasant with Herbs de Provence: -Nice savory flavor, but I was a fool and ordered this with the sweet and spicy peppers as a topping since they were different from the other toppings we got and I mostly just tasted the bitter aftertaste of the peppers that sort of overpowered the meats. My mistake if anything since the bites with just meat and mustard were delicious. 4) Groot of Belgian Fries: -Huge serving, way too much for 2 people especially with 2 hot dogs and we sadly could not finish it, but at the very least it came with 2 dipping sauces. -Before ordering this, I didn't groot referred to anything other than a Marvel character. -Fries had a rich, deeper flavor than standard fries, nice slight crispiness. We got it with curry ketchup and sundried tomato mayo. The tomato mayo was fine, definitely a lighter flavor and since the fries tasted so rich on their own, I feel like the curry ketchup was a more flavorful and better match. I love a good hot dog, so being able to try it with more exotic meats, flavors, and sauces makes it definitely worth stopping by.

My friend and I had been wanting to try wurstkuche for a while and it didn't disappoint. Parking…read morecan be a little annoying but we were lucky enough to find street parking nearby. The space has a dark, industrial vibe, and I loved seeing the sausage display when you walk in. We shared the duck & bacon, mango jalapeño, rattlesnake & rabbit, and the Klein. The duck & bacon was easily our favorite. It was juicy and packed with flavor. The mango jalapeño had a nice balance of sweet and savory but I wish it had more heat. The rattlesnake & rabbit was interesting but could've used a little more salt. I also loved the toasted buns, sauerkraut, and caramelized onions. The fries were fluffy inside but I wish they were a little crispier. I also loved their beer selection and they let us sample a few before ordering. If you go definitely get the Kasteel Tropicale!! It was my favorite beer of the night! The service was great and the cashiers gave us awesome recommendations. Overall, I'd definitely come back. It's a fun spot to grab beers and sausages with friends!

I recently went to Audio Graph to see the World Cup match between Mexico and Czechia and what a…read morevibe it was! The staff were friendly and attentive, shoutout to Cristina for helping me with my reservation! The Audition and Harmonix were my two favorites that I kept coming back for. Two very solid choices. I will also add that it is a convenient 5 minute walk from the Pico A and E line station. I'll be coming more often for sure.

Lots of tables. Plenty of seating areas inside and outside. Great location to watch games. Went for…read morethe Mexico games for the World Cup and it was a great vibe. Beer selection was good. Wish there were more options for cider or seltzer.

I've been to Biergarten four times in the last decade, twice for World Cup games involving Korea…read moreand Mexico. I don't otherwise go to sports bars, and Biergarten isn't exactly a sports bar anyway, but it's an extremely happy place for an L.A. World Cup Korea Mexico hugfest experience. I'm a fan of Biergarten in general, too. It's a great place to drink, easy if you're not trying to catch a literal World Cup game, with friendly service and a comfortable, unpretentious K-Town gatsropub atmosphere. The place has been around for a long time, now, as have I, and I appreciate having it in the neighborhood. Food is solid, I just had some of the chicken wings and kalbi poutine as I watched Korea's inglorious defeat and Mexico's rousing victory, and there's plenty of beer and soju on the menu. I think I had my first Delirium Tremens here many years ago, and I spent the other night drinking soju and the house Biergarten lager, a nice, refreshing beer you can order by the pitcher. I always have fun at Biergarten and look forward to my next visit, even if it is in another four years.

Went for a World Cup game it's dark in there and has many TVs at every angle you can think of…read more Sound sucks because it echoes since all the TVs have volume on. Beer selection is alright and so is most of the food. The shrimp was great, wings were alright the house sauce was good, fries were OK but for the price not worth it. Service is hit and miss but expected when packed.

Wow, what a beautiful place! Got lucky with parking (this area is a nightmare) and had some…read morecreative, authentic German food. What stood apart (and I've lived in München!) is how "light" everything was. Usually, I have to be wheeled out of German restaurants in food coma. Beautiful schnitzel, prefect sides (fresh kraut!) and I loved the Camembert version of the Liptaur that came with the Bretzl, and the horse radish mustard is out of this world. And the Helles?! Wow. I had TWO... which is a miracle on a hot day while eating starchy food. The owners have paid meticulous attention to detail in the design of this place as well. Hours are limited because they can be. Def worth the stop if you love the complex simplicity (I know! But a proper Lager is NOT easy to brew) of an on-point German beer with a beautiful head! Despite being hot, a wondering afternoon was spent in the garden. Highly recommend. Edit: ok one huge pitfall is the payment method. You pay per item you order and it just becomes a massive nightmare if you are paying as a group. Plus the tipping gets out of hand and it's just kind of a pain in the ass to constantly tap your card. I had to take an extra algebra class to figure out what my group owed each other!

Very nice place with great patio but I feel that the food was overpriced for what you get. What…read morewould make this place a 4/5 star for me is offering real full-sized brats and sausages. Staff is extremely friendly but it did take them over 10 minutes to deliver four beers. I would come back maybe if I'm right by there but there are much better bars to go to in the area.