This brewery is at a minimum 4.5 stars. The seats are comfy and the beers are actually tasty. The…read morething that makes this brewery a 5/5 is Jeff + Lily. Jeff is amazing and Lily is sweet but the service makes this brewery the 5/5 that it deserves to be.

We visited Pfeiffer last week. It's very comfortable. The service is great. The beer is great --…read morethey just won 3 gold medals in the recent San Diego County Craft Brewing Competition, not bad for a newer brewery (they told us that the brewery has been around for 2 1/2 years). We tried Good On Ya, an IPA that is excellent, and brought home a 4-pack of the gold medal winning Likewise, which we will likely try tonight when our son stops by. One of the patrons chatted with us and made sure that I tasted a A Cloak for Every Occasion, an outstanding imperial stout (thanks for the surprise, Darren!). If Darren is representative of the regulars, this is a great place to hang out.

If the only three letters you use to spell your concept of a great beer are "I-P-A," then Monkish…read moreis your wet dream of a brewery. If, however, you enjoy drinking beer that actually tastes like beer, go anywhere else. Monkish has a lofty, entirely undeserved reputation that reflects California beer drinkers' warped tastes: They cater pretty much exclusively to people who love bitter bongwater suds that reek of sulfur and children's tears. Monkish is the archetype of the undrinkable-but-worshipped California brewery -- sixteen IPAs and one sad, soapy afterthought of a pilsner. There's no food on offer aside from whatever vendor might be visiting, and he was sold out when we visited. As for atmosphere, expect lots of unsupervised children running amok while patrons shatter glasses. We cut our visit even shorter than usual because one bartender kept interjecting in a voice so loud that it literally startled us each time he made chit-chat with other patrons. I've said it about the Torrance location, and I'll say it again about Anaheim: Monkish is junkish.

A small brewery right next to the Packing House! Parking could be a little difficult to find on a…read morebusy day ( May need to park down the street by the Packing House and walk over). Small indoor area with a TV inside. They do have a larger outdoor area and it would be good for large groups. They specialize in hoppy beers, like IPAs, I actually really enjoyed them! Has a smooth citrusy taste to their hoppy beers! Approximately $5 for 6oz pours and about $10 for 12oz. I like that they do the half pours, it allows me to try other beers! Definitely stop by for a beer if you are grabbing something to eat at the Packing House!

I have always wanted to visit this brewery, and after realizing they moved to a bigger location, I…read moredecided to finally make a stop. As soon as you walk in, you are transported to an asylum with cool decor to go with the theming and a big room with pinball machines... my favorite! The guy working at the brewery was pretty chill and gave us the rundown on the most popular brews. I ended up trying the Virgin Blood seltzer and Intensive Care. Both were pretty good and paired well with the chips I kept adding to our tab. I was really interested in ordering a hot dog, but they were still cooking, and since we were bar hopping didn't get a chance to. I am curious to see how busy this location gets on an event night because parking is along the street and can be difficult to find a space if the adjacent lot is full. With that said, till next time, Asylum!

Did a quick one two at Asylum for an open mic night -- Mondays at 8ish. Let me tell you.. watching…read morepeople attempt stand up comedy in ominous red lighting and spooky decor is gonna require two drinks minimum to get through the evening. Diana(?) was on evening shift and she was so helpful and offered a few samples since it was my first time. Half portions are $5.50 and full portion are $9! I didn't get to order any brewed cocktails but the looked fruity and fun. My bev of the night was a Mexican lager -- crisp and refreshing unlike a lot of the people and their questionable jokes. Oh oh! There's also pinball machines but don't be **that guy** and play one during someone's performance.

My boyfriend and I came here to end off Halloween and thankfully the area was pretty tame…read more Everything was clean and maintained upon entering each area. We spent our time inside of Unsung (one section there) and the customer service was superb! The man attending us had incredible customer service and was very attentive and polite. He gave us some candy in celebration of the holiday and checked in on us when it came to the final call to end the night off. Overall, I continue to have a great experience here. I feel that Unsung has the best selection in terms of alcohol. Safe to say we are definitely coming back :)

It's a charming bohemian vibe with a diverse range of businesses. The center comes alive on…read moreweekends with live music, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. It's a small part of the packing district, just across the street. You can't go wrong with the choices available there. My favorite is unsung brewery with a nerdy vibe. But still prefer across the street going to packing district.

This brewery makes some of the very best nonalcoholic beer in North America, in my opinion…read more They've been successfully doing this for several years, now. Their customer service is very responsive, and they work with their patrons to achieve satisfaction. They offer their regular lineup of about six or seven varieties of brews; plus, they'll occasionally put out some really delicious seasonal offerings. As a long-time customer, I highly recommend Bravus, and will continue being a grateful buyer of their excellent beverages.

They have great non-alcoholic beers, but are they still in business? My husband's had some of their…read morebrews on order for a couple of months now and at first they said they couldn't get cans due to tariffs, but lately they've gone completely silent, don't return emails or anything. So...are they out of business or what?? I certainly hope not, because they had some of the best nonalcoholic brewskis around.

If you're even thinking about checking out Honey Pot Meadery, just go. Seriously…read more My friend and I finally got a much-needed mom's night out, and this place made it unforgettable. We were lucky enough to be served by Spencer, who completely elevated the entire experience. When I say knowledgeable, I mean next level, not just about the menu, but about beer, mead, cider, wine, stouts... everything. He took us on this deep dive into the history of mead and alcohol that turned what could've been a simple night out into something way more meaningful. It honestly felt like a full sensory experience. We didn't go there just to drink, Spencer reminded us that it's about appreciating the flavors, the craft, and the story behind each pour. And while I'll admit... I definitely got a little tipsy ... it was one of those perfect nights where everything just clicks -- great conversation, amazing company, and outstanding service. Also, the options?! So many good ones it was hard to choose, but a couple standouts for me were the Huck Yu and the Blueberry Crepe mead, absolutely delicious. I'm already planning my next visit. If you're looking for a place that's equal parts fun, educational, and just a genuinely good time, this is it.

I got to try some drinks from Honey Pot Meadery at a wine festival and absolutely loved the…read moreMead-a-rita, and finally made it to their brick and mortar store recently. They were having a movie night trivia when we were there; however we were too distracted by the Nintendo switch games to participate. It's bar style here - you order drinks, pick your corner or join the bar, and play board games or video games or just chill. They don't serve food, but there is a snack corner, including a selection of ramen noodles. The drinks are brewed in house, so they're on tap and are poured per order. The staffs are very friendly and efficient. Now the highlight, I absolutely love the drinks. I have a little kids tastebuds when it comes to alcohol, so I loved all the sweet options. Of the one we tried this time, my favorite were the Post Watermalone and the T.L.C. They taste like juice, which is what I prefer. They have a wide selection that offer different tastes for everyone. Besides the fresh on tap drinks, they also have the 16-oz can for take home. Personally, I love their drinks and would definitely come back occasionally, since it's a bit of a drive for me. I would love to frequent if I was closer.

Snuck inside between good food, tacos, fried chicken etc by the steel craft provided.. Great…read moreenvironment , was here today and the guy with white shirt .. Brett? helped me out and explained each drinks thoroughly, good selection and I personally picked the #11, the almagator. Will come back! Got good rotation drinks and doesn't rush customers . Also knowledgeable on the process. Brett's a1, and Gary's great also..

Arrived close to the closing time, but the bartender was super nice to give me a pour. I also ended…read moreup buying a bottle to go. These are some of my favorite sour beers! Highly recommend! This location is part of an outdoor food hall, so you won't get the typical brewery experience but you still get a lot of their great beer offerings.

Stumbled across this place over the weekend and was surprised to learn they've been here for over a…read moreyear. It's a dedicated makgeolli and soju brewery--something Southern California has been missing for far too long. They're currently based in Los Angeles, but one of the owners mentioned they're planning to move operations here full-time. At the moment, it's primarily a tasting room, and only a handful of restaurants carry their products because of the premium price point. Their long-term vision is to open a full bar and partner with a restaurant, which I think would be the perfect way to showcase what they're creating. I hope they find the right partner because these spirits deserve a proper stage. After the tasting and a great conversation with one of the owners, we were so impressed that we ended up buying a bottle of everything they had. Supporting passionate local producers like this is an easy decision. I'm a big fan of fresh soju and makgeolli, especially because the flavors continue to evolve as they ferment. I tend to prefer drier profiles and found myself gravitating toward their more mature offerings, particularly Nomi Doga and Sonagi. Their collaboration with Stereoscope on the coffee makgeolli was absolutely outstanding. It delivers rich coffee character while still letting the makgeolli shine, making it a unique alternative to a Bloody Mary or an Espresso Martini for brunch. I genuinely hope more breweries enter this space because Korean craft soju and makgeolli remain a severely underserved market. Until then, this is a must-visit for anyone interested in experiencing fresh, thoughtfully crafted Korean spirits.

Friendly, creative and trending neighborhood spot in downtown Fullerton! Currently, it's only a…read moretasting room to taste the products and buy bottles or merch. You can tell they care deeply about quality and authenticity of tasting Korea in each brewed bottle. My friends and I had an amazing educational tasting of four different flavors. We ended up buying several bottles to take home as well as merch! Looking forward to when they get the liquor license because it will be a popular neighborhood spot!