This place has me hooked! I can't get enough of their Colorado breakfast burrito! It's one of my…read morefavorite breakfast burritos. It's a good one and comes eggs, mozzarella, avocado, garlic cilantro aioli, fries and wrapped in a tortilla. Deliciousness! Staff is always friendly and quick to get the food out. Love this place! Dreaming of going back again for that darn burrito! See you guys soon!

Unique, Asian inspired menu and very cool cocktail menu, but I wish they had a few more options…read more The Bulgogi Grilled Cheese was delicious, but really, really needed more cheese. Not sure if they can their brewed beers to-go, the menu did not include them, but please, I am begging you, can that house Sour, I will buy so many. One of the best Sours I've ever had. The location is pretty central and has street parking, the restaurant is super cute and open, but not a great place if you're looking to watch any sports games. Went for the Dodger game, the TVs are small and far away from seating, and they don't play any volume.

This spot was pretty great. You walk in, and its a classy place with wooden accents and a very nice…read morelayout with tiling and wooden tables and tiffany lampshades. This is a Dodger bar for sure, but be warned, its also a Philadelphia Eagles bar. For you soccer fans, this is a Tottenham bar so you have been informed for your future premiere league games. My wife and I sat near the door and maybe we shouldnt have done that on a hot day because we were sweating like crazy. That didnt take away from the experience of how good the food was, the service and the drinks that were made for us. She had the Mateo's Greyhound and I had a vodka cranberry. We ordered bbq wings and they were good sized pieces. The ranch that came with it was pretty good. The lady wanted fries and when they came, we were both shocked how giant of an order it was. A few of them were clustered together which i secretly enjoy. I cant remember if we finished them or not but it was a hefty amount so fare warning if you order them on the side. I will definitely be coming back here for a future Lodge room concert so cant wait to try a burger next time.

Today was my second time visiting this place. I walk over…read morehere once a year. It was 12:08 and the place already had about 3 people in it. I was planning to have a few beers again but when I saw the prices and played it safe. Had ONE 16oz beer $9.25 and the final price was $11.56! Obviously added charges ( I did leave a tip so it really cost me $13.56) Seriously it's 12 noon on a Tuesday??? I've traveled to many states and also overseas and have paid this much for a TOURIST location. Highland park is not that kind of place where charging this much for a single beer makes sense. Will I come back? Absolutely not I'm reading lots of reviews and seeing proof of this place up charging customers and now I'm telling you the same this place is not worth your hard earned money. IF this place served 20oz pints my review would not have been so concerning. My advice to this business is lower your prices or more people will be opting out of this place. I was planning to bring my wife sometime but on second thought I don't think it's worth it. I can spend this kind of money at a more upscale bar with a coastal view. There was a man sitting at the very end of the bar with his laptop and he acted like he was on something. Kept getting g up and walking behind the bar to grab canned drinks over and over. He must have been an owner/manager? My man, maybe if you stopped drinking your own supply the beer prices would be lower. Try to taste your food the speed you were eating looked like you were about to have a heart attack. Pros; it's a bar that opens at 12 Cons: ridiculously high beer prices

My coworker's pick for a Friday evening, wasn't too busy and I'm not sure why?…read more A classic sports bar setup with a small outdoor patio, the space and service felt familiar. The people here were nice and had a corky humour to them. Our table got two sausage platters, frickles, lemon pepper wings, and a pretzel. There is usually an expectation for American bar food before you enter the establishment, and they all lived up to the hype. The textures were amazing, fried food was crispy on the outside, soft and juicy on the inside. Sausages had a bite to them and tender in the middle. Flavour profiles here were smoky, punchy, sweet, and vinegary. The lettuce mix under the sausages was a nice touch too. This fed four perfectly. Great variety of beer too! Loved the additions of a rice lager and a sour. A great spot for hanging out with friends, snacking, and snacking... and snacking till you realise that was dinner!

What a friendly local bar and a great place to catch sports. I watched one of the World Cup…read moresemi-final games here and it was the perfect destination. Hungary didn't make it to the World Cup this year so that was a bit of a bummer, considering my fam is from the old country. However, my second all-time fave, France, was still in the semi-finals. You see, I grew up watching Zinedine Zidane and to me, the World Cup brings back childhood memories and family bonding time. The menu items took me back in time. Much to my surprise, I noticed that there was a Hungarian kielbasa & a Debreziner sausage listed on their $10 lunch deal. I was shocked that I had the opportunity to debate over which one to pick. DEBREZINER sausage (in German) or for us Hungarians, is better known as "Debreceni Virsli" and made in the region where my dad's side of the fam grew up. It's often served cut up on the sides and has a richer color. For me, it's a bit juicier and there's more paprika in there. It's more along the lines of chorizo, if that's what your flavorbuds prefer. It's made with sweet and hot paprika, garlic, pepper, and marjoram. If my dad had been with me that day, he'd opt for the Debreziner. After deliberating for a bit, I decided to go with the HUNGARIAN KIELBASA and decked it out with grilled onions, sauerkraut, and jalapeños (very hot, stated the menu). The jalapeños rivaled the outside 100+ degree temperature. Thankfully, the cool AC made me forget it was one sweltering summer's day. Also, the Hibiscus Cider was crisp and made my experience and the lackluster game worth my time out. I loved how easy the ordering went-just tap the menu on the iPad and voila, you got the whole spiel. Service was quick and felt welcoming like I was at home in someone's living room with tons of TVs all around. Sadly, France didn't show up to play in the game until the last 5 mins or so. Spain obvi deserved the win and yes, this year's cup for their fancy footwork. The vibe was great and the crowd around me were locals on a first name basis with the staff. With awesome cider and food as tasty as I had growing up at home, I think I'll make it a goal to be on a first name basis around here during the NHL & NFL season.

Drugstore Cowboy has become my neighborhood go to sports bar destination for these main reasons…read more Why would I go anywhere else? 1. Solid happy hour & great wings! 2. Outdoor back patio with pool table action. 3. Tre, Matt & staff go above & beyond to take good care of their customers. 4. My neighborhood buddies feel the same! Let's GO Lakers!

Great spot to watch sports, especially because they play the sound from the game! We watched a…read moreWorld Cup match here during brunch hours. Service was on point. The drinks were great. The bartender even made my wife a off menu latte, which was super kind of him. The food was alright, but it is a sports bar so I didn't have super high expectations. Overall, it's a cool spot to chill and watch games, but also play pool in the back with friends. We'll be back soon to check out the nightly vibes.

My favourite place! Amazing food!…read more30 kind of craft beer! Absolutely delicious pizza and my favourite Brussels sprouts!

We had been staying in Glendale, CA for our daughter's wedding since Wednesday evening because we…read moreneeded to still do a lot of wedding stuff before she married her suitor of four years on Saturday. Thursday, my wife's sister and her family joined us at the reception hall in Los Angeles to help and after we were done, we drove back to our hotel for them to check in, freshen up, and get ready for dinner after a long day of working. We weren't sure where we were going to eat, so I asked my son and his girlfriend to find a place closeby. They recommended We're Pouring, which met the close proximity criteria, so all nine of our drove over. We're Pouring served delectable food and we received friendly customer service, but eating outside was a little uncomfortable with the recent heat wave and it took a littl while for the food to come out. We're Pouring is located in Glendale, which is 20 minutes away from Los Angeles. It's specifically located on Glenoaks Blvd. and Jackson. There's a Chevron gas station down the road and the restaurant is across from Anoush Dance Studio. They have their own private parking lot, but for a Thursday, the small parking lot was packed with cars, so we parked on an adjacent neighborhood street and had a short walk to the restaurant. The NFL football season had started with the first Thursday night football game, which probably explains why parking was not available and why the restaurant was packed. Initially, we tried getting inside seating, but decided on their outside covered seating area because my grandniece was sleeping. The outside seating consists of a big canopy, wooden picnic tables, string lights, and there were big screen televisions for us to watch the football game. Inside the restaurant, the air conditioning was working really well, it was packed with diners, and it was loud from people watching the football game. The restaurant is not very large and dining inside would have been preferred because it was still pretty warm outside despite us eating out in the evening hours. We received friendly customer service from our waiter and the team who assisted him and checked on us at a good pace. After our food was ordered, it did take a little while for it to come out. I'd categorize We're Pouring as a local sports bar with televisions inside and outside for patrons to catch their favorite sport. When I asked my son to look for a restaurant closeby, I asked him to find one that serves a variety of food. On their menu, there were the following: shareable appetizers, burgers/sandwiches, tacos, salads, soup, pizza, and desserts. It might have been because of the stress of planning, preparing, and making sure all of the details of the wedding are taken care of, but I wasn't hungry for a big meal. I decided to share with my wife an order of Pastrami Fries and Fried Pickles. Both appetizers were a good amount of food and definitely shareable. The pastrami fries come with golden brown fries, topped with chopped pastrami, mozzarella, dill pickles, and thousand island. The pastrami was tender, plentiful, tasty, and combined with the fries and the other components, it really was satisfying. The fried pickles were fried just right, it had a crunchy coating, and when dipped with the spicy remoulade (not too spicy), I just kept eating them. My nephew ordered their Bella Bites, which are garlic pizza bites with tomatoes, basil, and are served with pizza sauce. It was basically chopped up pizza and that was addictingly delish. The start of our daughter's wedding festivities began Thursday with our family driving up to help us set up the reception hall. The festive time continued that evening as we broke bread together at We're Pouring, which serves really yummy food.

The Gold Glove Bar was on my list for a minute now, but everytime I'm at Dodger Stadium I'm caught…read moreup watching the game or doing other things. I've never got an opporitunity to visit until now. Boy..am I glad that I did! Where else can you sit and drink and admire some hardware from the greats?! The drinks are pretty pricey, but factoring in the location. It's pretty understandable. I paid $29.99 plus tax and a tip for Michelada. The Michelada was pretty good. I'm not gonna lie! I noticed some people came in with drinks from other bars. The service was very attentive and friendly. You can find the menu by scanning the QR Code. There's plenty of TV's to watch the game as well. It's a proper sports bar. There's a really cool neon sign that looks similar to the one at Grand Central Market. I will definitely come back here again!

This bar is inside Dodger Stadium. The bartenders provide rhe BEST SERVICE!…read more I went with my husband and cousin for the first time yesterday for the Dodgers vs Trashtros game (Dodgers win 8 to 7! Whoo!) We got double margaritas and myles also beers! So delicious! I definitely recommend this bar!

11/10 spot, great food, great drinks, hands down best happy hour in LA (EVERYDAY!!!!). Shoutout to…read moremy guy KC for the great service

I appreciate the service. Every server is attentive. I had experienced an issue where food was…read moretaken without permission. However, the attentive staff of 33 taps helped me relieve my dilemma.

Great happy hour location! Parking is a little difficult unless you find a space across the street…read more The food is decent pub food and the drinks are pretty good. The service has always been prompt but may be delayed on busy days. The location has both indoor and outdoor seating but I've only utilized the indoor booth seating.

Awesome spot tucked away on Green Street in Old Town Pasadena!…read moreFriends and I love coming here to watch all of our sports games, everything from NBA Finals to FIFA World Cup - service is quick and staff is friendly/accommodating as always. Food is decent. Come early - seats get taken quickly! Good vibes all around, will be back for the next major sporting event!

At this point, the Oinkster is an East Side institution. I've been eating here since they opened,…read moreand I'll die on this hill...they serve the best pastrami in LA. It's been a minute since I've eaten here (moved across the country five years ago), but I had the chance to go back recently. Everything is still the same (if the place isn't just a little more run down than I remember). Food is still solid, and staff is great! But Jesus Christ on a hogie roll!! $21 for a plain pastrami sando with a water. No drink. No fries. Just bread and meat, tax, and tip. Sorry kids, while I love everything about, I just can no longer find the value in it. It's a sad day. But I believe this is the last Oinkster Pastrami for me.

The oinkster is looking very spiffy and spotless these days after an interior refresh. The food is…read morestill solid, and while I still miss some of the items from before the ownership change, this is still a neighborhood staple for a solid burger, salad, or the infamous chicken cluckster sandwich. Keep it up, guys!