Eagle Rock Brewery

Very solid beers with notables being the single and double IPAs as well as the Belgian-style Pale Ale.  The tasters are a bit more expensive than other craft breweries I've been to, but pours are more than generous.  Do bear in mind that the place is very small and the crowd builds quickly on the weekends.  Rotating food trucks are available right outside too in case you get hungry.

Eagle Rock is hidden within the urban environment and random warehouses and car body shops, but it's well worth the visit. There isn't really a large sign or anything to tell you that you're at the Brewery, so pay attention to a small brick building with a singular door. A food truck is usually stationed in their tiny parking lot, so if you see a food truck, chances are you've arrived at Eagle Rock!

They have a solid list of beers on tap, and I really enjoyed every one of them. The place is pretty small, and can rapidly become crowded, especially after people finish their tour and are eager to taste/drink!

Who knew??

Tucked away in a mostly residential area with no huge sign, this place is cool!

A small tasting room that also sells other things (books, bumper stickers, etc.). There is no kitchen (to my knowledge, anyway) so a food truck is sometimes there.

Staff is great and you can meet some interesting (read: knowledgeable about beer) people there, too.