Craft Beer Cellar Eagle Rock

So many sours! There’s a great, wide selection of to-​go beers– nicely organized and curated. There’s also a nice bar area with seating inside and out, not too crowded when I’ve been there. Did the trivia– it was rather loud and hard to hear, also went on for way too long with lots of pauses– but was fun nonetheless.

This place is every beer connoisseur’s fantasy. There are over 600 different beers available. They seriously have every beer available. There’s a tap room that opens at 3pm daily. It’s a super chill space with a nice vibe. All of the staff are super friendly and can always recommend a good beer. My BF loves IPAs so this place is like heaven to him. On some days there are food trucks parked outside. I would definitely recommend this place, supporting small businesses is important!

Super chill place where you can enjoy and try out new beers. The front part looks like a craft beer liquor store. You can choose any beer and then take it to the back area to be opened for a corkage fee and drink. It’s a great way to try a bunch of different beers, and if you like it then you can buy some to take home on your way out. They also have a pretty decent selection on tap.
They have some snack foods, but not any substantial food; however, they do allow you to bring in food.
All the employees we’ve talked to there are knowledgeable and have been nothing but friendly.
There is a small bar, a few tables inside, and a patio outside. Small parking lot.
If you like beer then most likely, you’ll like this place.

Make it count.
Vote In The Primaries
Eat Plants
Drink Whisky
Dress well
Get frisky
Craft Beer Cellar is my spot when not partaking in the sweet distilled nectar of the gawds. Well, Most Highland Park and Eagle Rock is my spot these days. But I really, truly love this place. You know where to find me.
CV

Great local bottle shop with a killer tasting area, great owners n employees n a massive selection of beer. Rotating taps always feature quality stuff. Food trucks weekly. Come check it out!

Friendly staff very helpful. Love that they have a lot of options to choose from. Didn’t write a review the first time I went in but I did return a second. I brought a friend and he loved it as well. Will return in the future.

Craft beer craft beer craft beer! So like I said if you’re in the hunt for the latest and greatest craft beers CBC Eaglerock really does a good job of keeping up to date on the ever evolving door of craft beer, but get here fast for the good stuff because with very limited amount of craft beer stores in the north east area the beers fly off the shelf awfully fast. Also one of the few places where you can buy an amazing craft beer for only two dollars extra you can even open it and enjoy it right there at their bar, including a great selection of beers on tap, on top of that the owners are craft beer connoisseurs, knowledgeable, and friendly!

This place has great beers and it has great atmosphere. Though they are quite pricey.
What bugged me was the $ 2 dollar corkage fee for buying beer from the store. I wasn’t even told before hand. I was just charged for it. If I knew that, I would have just opened it with my own keychain.

Great place, if you like craft beer with a friendly atmosphere this is it, they are always bringing in new selection of craft beer in the tasting room and the store has a great selection

Came in here to pick up some beers and walked out with a box full of single bottles! Good and bad. Good for me because I get to try a bunch of different beers. Bad for me because I spent way more money than I expected to.
I had a look around and stopped by the tap room and tried a 5oz glass of the Highland Park «Neon» IPA as well as the Saint Archer Double IPA. Bartender was friendly.
Then I went through the entire selection in the bottle shop and picked out a baker’s dozen of single bottles that I wanted to try. Again, the worker in the shop was friendly and gave some suggestions.
Selection is pretty good, Prices start around $ 2 for smaller bottles and around $ 10+ for ⁴⁄₆ packs.
Overall, I had a good first experience here and wouldn’t mind returning here to pick up some new beers to try out.

Charge a corkage fee, why? The bartender couldn’t tell me why (why couldn’t a bar keep give a knowledgable coherent reply?). The next part I didn’t originally put to be kind.
So twice while closing out my tab and reviewing I was over charged once by 4 beers and the other by 3. Sure, easy to do but not when there are maybe 5 – 8 customers on a slow night. Once maybe by one beer but twice and by several? Buzz kill, thanks!

I came here because a particular food truck was going to be at this location. I heard they were also having a brunch partnered with the brewery here which made me want to go even more. It was a bit out of the way for me and couldn’t find any parking in the lot. I ordered my food from the truck and went inside. Once you walk in it looks like a liquor store but as you walk to the back they have a small brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. They also have TV’s, games, and of course drinks. Staff was extremely friendly and attentive.

My sister and I live walking distance to this new establishment. We were eagerly anticipating the opening!
We finally got to go down and check it out. My sister who is a recently single mom and rarely gets to go out brought her little 4 month old in a stroller. My friend and I bought ciders then I went to the bar and they poured it in a glass for me. They said nothing to me but to enjoy.
We had a nice time enjoying our libation out on the lovely patio. We discussed how this would be a nice spot to frequent and how awesome it was to just be able to walk down to it.
Unfortunately the whole experiences was ruined as we walked out the door. The man working there held the door open for us and as we exited told us «Oh by the way the baby can’t be here.» That in itself would have been a little more understandable had he delivered the message more politely. Then he began to lecture us that we were supposed to pay the bottle opening fee of $ 2 each. The bartender opened it for me and had said nothing.
Such a unpleasant ending to our outing. It was enough to make me never want to come back. Perhaps they should have researched the neighborhood demographics here. Yes it’s full of hipsters– but a large majority are young hipster parents. Put in a play area for the kids while the parents can sit and drink a beer– maybe we can talk again.

Sunday Funday brunch is divine! Beer-​mosas are perfect! My fave is the Sangria tho! see ya soon!

This place is a gem. The staff is friendly, knowledgable, and always willing to help you find the beer you are looking for. They stock a huge array of craft beers that you can purchase and take home AND they have an awesome tap room where you can get a cold beer and chill. Don’t see something on the tap list that strikes your fancy? Thats ok because you can purchase a beer from their store and drink it in the tap room! Prices are certainly reasonable.
Fun, laid back environment! They even have a selection of board games to choose from.

Great little place in Eagle Rock — great selection of beers and if they don’t have what you want they will get it for you.
They also have a quant little bar where you can sample a variety of other types of beers and ciders.
I like this place and the staff here are top notch friendly and know their beers.

Disappointing.
I’ve been looking forward to this place opening for six months. I finally got there and was disappointed to find selection and pricing worse than Whole Foods in Pasadena. Even more frustratingly, when I asked to get a beer at the bar, the bartender rudely informed me that last call had already happened, which evidently occurs 30 minutes before closing. Who has a last call that early 30 minutes before closing?!
Save your money and go two blocks down to Trader Joe’s for beers at half the price or Eagle Rock Brewing for good beers on tap.

Craft Beer Cellar Eagle Rock is the closest place that reminded me of Sunset Beer Company.
My boyfriend and I decided to check this place out one Saturday night and we were impressed with the amount of craft beer available that were divided into NorCal, SoCal, East Coast, and other beers from different states. When you first enter the area, there is a room just for buying beer (and if you do decide to buy that beer and drink it here, you can do so for a tiny fee of $ 2)! Speaking of drinking beer here, the tasting room is located at the back where you can just chill and drink some selected craft beers on tap! In addition to that, available board games such as Connect Four, and the nicely dim-​lited ambiance that doesn’t mess up your eyes, there is a patio area if you want to enjoy drinking outdoors.
For beer lovers everywhere, Craft Beer Cellar Eagle Rock is for you.

Discovered this place using Unilocal when my buddy and I realized Eagle Rock Brewing Co was closed.
AMAZING PLACE! Half of it is a craft beer store with every type of beer you can imagine. Awesome prices as well. Choose the beer you like, and take it home, or waltz over to the bar they have on the other end of the building. They do charge a $ 2 uncorking fee for patrons who drink on site, but the combined price is still very attractive. For instance I got a tall bottle of Eagle Rock Manifesto for a total of $ 8. That same bottle cost me over $ 15 at Barrel and Ashes in Studio City.
Not only do they have every beer you could want, they also had a TRIVIA night on the night we went (Tues). We ended up having an awesome time! Definitely will be coming back! Thanks guys!

You ever search «beer» in your current location? And then you think to yourself, you live around here. You know where to find beer. You come to Eagle Rock all the time. You’ve probably had a beer at every place around. Why are you searching beer? Then, magically, the search reveals a place you didn’t know about. A place that makes all your wildest beer dreams come true. A place that makes you think that if you’ve got some free time, you should be there. Why are you not there? It also helped that you were searching for «beer», open now, at 11:30 am. Don’t judge me.
Nevertheless, we entered and were immediately greeted by a wall of beers in cold cases. Yes, there is warm beer to be purchased, brought home, and cooled if you’re into that. And trust me, they have a great selection. But what we were after was a cold one. If you’ve been to Sunset Beer Company, you know the drill. Grab a tall or regular bottle off the shelf, take it to the bar, and have it opened. Big difference though, at Sunset, beers are cool, at CBC, beers are cold. Huge difference! Regular sized bottle, $ 2 – 4. 22 oz. talls vary from $ 6-​alot depending on the rarity.
We went with a tall Alpine Duet bottle. $ 7 if I remember correctly. Delicious. We followed that with a 16 oz. Jacaranda rye IPA can from Claremont for $ 3.50. Bill was cheap. Beer was great. Is it tap? No. Is it worth it? Absolutely!
Here’s the thing. From 4 – 7 on Mondays to Thursdays, there is no corkage fee. Any other time, each crack of the bottle is an additional $ 2. I’m ok with that if I’m craving a beer and near the area, but I’m not going to lie, I’ll probably make sure we are there M-​Th from 4 – 7. Frequently!

Really great customer service here. Been here twice already and have always been greeted at the door and asked if I needed anything.
Craft beer selection is pretty good, especially since they’re just starting. I’m sure as time goes on, they’ll be able to get other accounts and tougher to find beers. Sorry, this is just the beer snob in me.
They also have a decent draught beer selection. Roughly around 8 at any given time. Since opening, they’ve stepped up the game tremendously and have seen a solid line up there. Beers can range so far from Three Weavers, Firestone Walker, Highland Park Brewery and others too. They even tapped Founders Breakfast Stout recently.
Parking can be limited at times, but there is street parking around the corner. They also sometimes have food trucks here to help soak up some of the yummy beer you will be drinking. They seem to be updating Instagram quite often and I suggest you follow them for the most recent tap list and beer selection.