Eagle Rock Brewery

I’m sure they always attract many with their delicious craft beer and board games. I’ve been twice and I live in NY. That might be as many times as I’ve been to Brooklyn Brewery.

Super fun place! Lovely interior. A bit shocking as it is located in a very industrial area. My mom and enjoyed a pint. Great price. I will be back

This is a decent little brewery that we stopped at while visiting the valley. Although the beers were good the 2 star deduction is really for the size of their taproom. This is probably the smallest tap room that we’ve ever been to and we’ve covered most of the LA and SD breweries so that’s got to say something. There’s probably only about 6 – 8 tables with limited bar seating so I imagine this is a place to get your growlers to-​go and not really conducive to meeting up with a group of friends.

Came here before heading to the Game Haus for a board game event. Had a good time. I loved their Populist IPA. Even bought a bottle for home. The employee gave us a tour and history of the facility.

I walked in a first thing I noticed was how SMALL this place is! They’ve got a small selection on draft, 5 – 6 beers and a few bottles in a cooler next to the bar. There’s table seating and games as well and a food truck in the parking lot if you’re feeling the need to prepare you stomach for the beers you’ll be drinking. The vibe is super chill, the bartender was great and the patrons seemed to be regulars. And apparently every 3^rd Wednesday of the month there’s a beer meeting for women that occurs here. All in all: Intimate and personable. The beer is good too.

The taproom was small but very welcoming. Decent selection of bar and table seating. The 4 beer tasting flight was perfect for first timers. The staff was very knowledgeable and helpful when it came to picking beers. The staff was not snobby at all and wasn’t annoyed by our lack of beer experience.
The only downside I had for this place was parking is pretty limited.

Would be giving the tasting room five stars if they had some outdoor seating area. Otherwise it’s a cozy no frills space with good beer and a fun collections of board games.

Great little local brewery. Don’t be dissuaded by the look. Walk in the door even though it looks like a warehouse entrance. They have the usually — EPA, IPA, Brown ale. But don’t miss their others. Especially good was the yearling American sour and the terrific Zes Belgian golden ale (think la fin de monde). Very low key locals place. Pretty friendly even if you aren’t from the neighborhood. Highly recommended.

As part of a beer tour one of our stops was the brewery at eagle rock. The central theme of the brewery is to brew beer for the people, as alluded to in their politically named beers. However, that allusion is a reality as, on this particular Sunday afternoon, people from all ethncities, genders, and age groups were here to have some beer.
The place is kind of small so big parties might not be well suited for their brewery taproom, but what they lack in space they make up for in experience. Walk all the way in and you see a beautiful view of their brew house and their large barrel for aging their sour beer. I believe tours are offered so if you’re in to learning about the brewing process check this place out too!
Of the four beers we tried, the favorite was the double IPA named All your Oat. Brewed with barley and oats as an adjunct, the Oat provided sweetness to balance the bitters from the hops but also provided a full mouthful that really carried the beer.
If you’re in the area and love beer, chances are you already know this place existed. But for suburb kids like me, it’s definitely worth checking out.

A last minute Unilocal find– was visiting MONA and wanted to grab a quick fresh brew. Thank god for pics on Unilocal,never would have spotted this place otherwise. It looks like a back side of a warehouse, with an ambiguous door and trucks parked upfront.
Inside is a no frills tasting room/​bar area. Fun thing is they do have s selection of board games to pass the time while sampling the beers.
Prices are $ 2 for a taster and $ 5 for a glass, my wheat beer was fresh and delicious.
They do refill growlers and offer facility tours, neither of which I partook in.
Glad we stopped by.

Tiny but mighty! Great place I have been meaning to try. Parking was a b***h and the place was small — but the beer was GREAT! Took Dad & friends here and it was successful! Very tasty beers and the flight was super fun and a nice way to try more than just one beer, and get a little buzz before a night out. People working behind the counter were very nice and friendly and it was fun to see the inside the brewery through a big window next to the seating area.

We’ve been wanting to try this place for sometime. So after we had donuts at Colorado donuts we went for a stroll to check out nearby shops. We decided to stop for a lunchtime bite at Eagle Rock Brewery Public House. We checked out the menu first and it looked good so we grabbed a table.
I love the menu options it a small menu but had a bit of everything from sweet to savory from healthy to decedent. I love the open atmosphere with the large roll up door open to the outside.
Everything we had was great! I got the heirloom tomato salad with Burrata, excellent! Loved the toasted bread/​croûton in it. I also ordered a side of the cornbread biscuits. These are delicious small squares of goodness! With a bit of sea salt on top and they gave us I think a honey butter that was yummy! My boyfriend had the pulled pork sandwich that was equally as amazing. Definitely recommend all these items and we will be back!
Quick recap
fast friendly service
good food recommendations by the waitress
great menu
atmosphere
you can order a side of biscuits!!!
yummy food
The only thing is they have no parking but there is street parking. I think there is valet at night.

Found this gem while Unilocaling microbrews in eagle rock area. One of the first breweries in LA area.
Atmosphere:Overall small room with a laid back vibe. I loved that it was not overcrowded on a Saturday night. There is a small bar set up with some seating and about 5 – 6 tables inside. There is a big window that shows the tap room.
Service: Overall Excellent! The bartender was awesome and let us try samples until we all found the perfect beer. They have free board games anyone can play
Beer: Many options on tap and just delicious!
I definitely recommend this place!
One downside: I wish they had an outdoor patio!

I was a big fan of the beers here. My friend is a local and accompanied us to this place after dinner.
The place is really small, so we were cramped and packed it and had to stand. It’s hidden away in an industrial office park area so it’s easy to miss. But the beers were excellent. Especially the populist and the manifesto. I understand that they are opening a new location as well. Probably the best LA brews I tried while we were here. Next time I’m in town I’ll find my way back here.
Cheers!

I came here for a quick beer on my way back from a weekend camping trip. I had a blonde beer while my boyfriend tried an IPA. He loves this brewery so he won’t have anything but positive things to say.
Parking is a little cumbersome as it’s located on a side street. If you didn’t know it was there, you would miss it. The tasting room is an ok size but can get very loud very quickly if crowded.
There was a beer release party yesterday for a home brewing club so many were drinking that. And there were games to play and merchandise for sale.
Cool to try it once (for me).

Awesome hole in the wall Brewery.
Located on a sketchy street with very little parking. The building is kind of hidden and easy to drive by.
Service was friendly. Sitting area is small and tables are limited.
Beer Flight — $ 8
You get 4 beers per flight. They have 8 beers on tap so we got 2 flights so we could try each one. One of the very few times I have enjoyed most of the beers in the flight.
My favorites were Solidarity and Imperialist.

I came here on a Sunday before heading to my office around the corner. It’d been a while since I’d visited so my memory was a bit shaky, and I wasn’t sure of where it was. The exterior is fairly nondescript, and even if you were looking for it you could easily miss it. But my belly wanted beer so I persisted, and eventually came across the building with the Orange door (that’s the signifier if you happen to take a wander in this area and need a little liquid encouragement).
For $ 8 I purchased a growler, and for another $ 8 I had that sucker filled with 1 liter of Manifesto. The beer was light, and slightly more flavorful that your average lite American beer. Most importantly, it was cold and refreshing. This is definitely an easy to drink brew, and with summer coming I imagine I’ll be stopping by to fill my growler fairly frequently as the temperature continues to rise.

When the GPS guided us down Roswell St. I thought, «This area looks sketch and I don’t wanna have to shank anyone for a beer.» Well, I didn’t have to shank anyone but this definitely is one of those blink and you miss it places. The storefront isn’t very appealing so you just kinda have to trust yourself and walk in.
When we walked in we were immediately greeted and were offered a flight. Perfect! I want to sample some of everything! They don’t have food but they sell snacks (chips, etc.). It looks like they have cool local events so I have to give them props for that.
The beer was good but I wasn’t blown away by anything. But then, but then I tasted what looked like a standard Amber ale only to go, «hey, wait a minute. This is an Amber. Why does it taste like a coffee stout?» Very deceiving and very good. It almost reminded me of Naughty Sauce from Noble Ale Works. The other one I had that I liked was the Solidarity which is a mild black ale. Looks are deceiving with this one. Its very dark so you think it must be some robust porter or stout. Nope, it’s light and full of flavor.
The only thing I didn’t care for too much here was the ambiance. It seemed kinda dark inside and I didn’t feel any connection to the outside world. As soon as I walked out I felt like «FREEDOM».

As I followed the GPS instructions to Eagle Rock Brewery, when I turned down a street that looked more like an alley, I started to have this feeling that I was really going to like the place. And I did.
Call me crazy but I feel like a place that doesn’t care where their operation is located, care more for investing in the product, than their location. I tend to feel that way when I see the little guy, having passion for what they’re doing and serving out to the masses.
I finally made it to the brewery for their fifth anniversary as well as a Pedal Pusher’s fundraising event. Not much I can say about the operation as it’s brewery but I will say I really enjoyed how speaking with a few of the employees — how they genuinely liked beer and was ready to share their opinions about the different pours that were offered that day at the tasting tent.
In the shop, they were a little too busy to be as chatty as the guys outside but they’re pours were heavier which made me switch even if I couldn’t really ask them a lot of questions.
As for the beer, everyone has different tastes and they do have a range of pours for just about everyone. I appreciated the food trucks and their policy to allow food (our group brought our own). We brought a table but didn’t think to bring chairs. So, tip — if you visit for an event, bring a table and chairs if you want to be comfortable. Very little seating inside.
The brewery is located at the end of a dead end in an quasi-​industrial looking area — street parking available but watch the signs if you decide to park in an empty parking lot. Watched one car get towed out of a business across the street.

Man, this is tough… four stars for the beer but two stars for the vibe leveling out at three.
On my recent visit we rolled in and it felt like a hospital. It was silent, the room felt sterile and made me feel like I was sitting in a waiting room. Beer to the rescue, right? Yes. The beer was good, (I especially enjoyed the Solidarity) but the service was tense. Almost like you’d expect to find from a frustrated nurse in the emergency room. Quick and unwilling to educate with the aura of beer snobbery clear and present.
Not a bad stop on a beer tour but definitely not a great hang for an entire afternoon, though the sushi truck is oddly enticing.