“Historical plaque inscription:Busch Gardens, Van Nuys, opened in 1966 at a construction cost of $4 milion dollars. In 1979, the park closed to make way for a major brewery expansion. At its peak attendance, it was a major San Fernando Valley tourist attraction which was complete with a bird show, boat rides, free beer (Budweiser, Michelob, and Busch Bavarian), and a monorail tour of the brewery facility. In 1972, a 5-acre parcel was added that included a log flume ride that traveled through the main garden area then crossed over the Union Pacific railroad to a large netted bird sanctuary. The rocks below were excavated from the existing trailer lot which previously held the bird aviary. These rocks were buried 8’ below the earth and were excavated on August 14, 2015.Note: A mistake on the marker says the log flume ride crossed over the railroad, but it never did. It’s the tram ride that crossed the railroad, with a track painted blue that looks similar to the flume ride in photos.The first Busch Gardens was 30 miles east of here in Pasadena, at the home of Adolphus Busch, whose garden was a tourist attraction from 1905 to 1937. Some features of those gardens can still be seen today, in the residential neighborhood surrounding Busch Garden Drive.“
“A hidden gem! We stopped by here after a game of tennis and it was the exact vibe we wanted. They have live music, food trucks, vendors, and a game room. We opted to chill in the game room and enjoy some college basketball and a couple rounds of exploding kittens.The noho boho and Michelada were solid choices. The Pilsner taste met my fiancée's expectations. We each got the shamrock shimmer (green glitter added to drinks in honor of St. Patty's Day), so that was fun.The staff were upbeat and happy to be there which always adds a pleasantness to the experience. Even though the place was packed, our beers came out pretty quickly.I thoroughly enjoyed this place and will definitely be back!“
“Another hidden gem that you stumble upon. We stopped off for a drink after dinner and found this place on Yelp. It wasn't a far walk from the restaurant so it was a win. It's kind of tucked away just from the main road. So if you didn't know know where you were going, you may now find it. Well, it also help with the beer sign that we seen. Once inside, it was happening. The crowd was great, a packed house which means it's a happening and fun place. The twinkling lights, don't know if it's there all the time or for the holidays. Service was amazing. You order at the bag of course, plenty of beers to choose from. Starting from light to dark. Also great to sample some to find what you like. There's the main area when you walk in. A patio in the back, and another seated area inside. A fun cool spot that is a must try whenever your in the area. Glad that we found this place and will definitely be back. Also, not sure if they offer food.“
“We traveled out from TN and happened upon this place our first night here. Perfect brewery atmosphere, family friendly, good food, awesome staff, and most importantly excellent brew. Highly, highly, highly recommend stopping by for a pint (or two or three)!“
“Good beer. Went in on a Sunday morning or about lunchtime. Nice decor and pin ball machines for the kids. There was a group of dad and kids playing a card game. Had three beers and a bag of chips. When I went to leave I asked for a large plastic cup for water instead of the short ones. I was told no. Those are for beer only. Kind of petty for a five cent plastic cup but okay then...“
“3/3 on good food today. 1/1 on Brew Brothers own brewed beers. Fish and Chips, fried Chicken Sandwich, and even the kids menu Grilled cheese were all great hits. Had the seasonal "Tis the Saison" beer, and it was delicious. Happy to have an option on the holiday New Year's Day as well. Had the Rose Bowl on several TVs alongside their usual stream of funny sports moments.“
“Nice and ChillI love this brewery!! It does tend to get busier during the end of the week, but there is a lot of seating. For a girl who is so indecisive, the staff is always knowledgeable on recommending what beer to try. They sell snacks inside, but there's usually a food truck or vendor where the outside seating is located. Good vibes here.“
“This place is awesome, great beer and the bar staff are genuine good people. Pizza place next store they work next too and with has delicious food. If you meet Kurt, so much knowledge in the brewery field and just him being such a rad dude to get along with makes sitting at the bar when he's serving just as comfortable as in your own home... Great people, great beer, and great time!!“
“I was at trustworthy brewing company yesterday with a small group. I actually had no idea this place was here until someone in the group suggested we meet there. I'm so glad they did! What a great place! This place is much bigger than it looks from the outside. They have a great indoor area with high boy tables and a bar. But the most surprising part was the great patio that you access by walking through a quick "maze" in the back of the brewery. As someone with a disability I was so happy to see that the back patio was accessible via a ramp and not via stairs. Trustworthy Brewing has a great assortment of beers on tap and in cans. I forget what the one I tried was called but it was a light rice beer and I really enjoyed it. I would say I'll order it next time but there are a lot of other beers on the menu I want to try so it may be a while. I liked everything about this place. My only complaints would be 1) parking is pretty challenging so if I hadn't gotten lucky and found a spot right in front I probably wouldn't have been able to stay with my disability (there is no handicapped parking) but if you don't mind walking a block or two it shouldn't be a problem for you and 2) hi boy tables are really hard to sit at with a disability so I wish they had more regular tables, especially inside. Otherwise, this place is great and I can't wait to go back!“
“Awesome experience! We were seated within 5 min thanks to having a reservation. Our waiter was outstanding. He was very friendly and attentive. Food was very good and menu has a great variety of options. And they make a great old fashioned too!“
“We had a family lunch at Broxton Brewery during our stay in the Wilshire neighborhoodSmiling welcomePleasant setting with terraceComplete menu with good products including Chardonnay and good cuisinePleasant serviceTo recommend-------------------------We had a family lunch at Broxton Brewery during our stay in the Wilshire neighborhoodSmiling welcomePleasant setting with terraceComplete menu with good products including Chardonnay and good cuisinePleasant serviceTo recommend“
“All season was a vibe! Parking can be a little tricky, BUT there is a lot across the street that is free for 90min (don't quote me) and then you have to pay afterwards. They have some pretty tasty beers, their hazys are really good! They do have a few skeeball games and I believe 1 arcade machine, takes tokens, not free play. They also sell tacos and a few other items (did not try). This place is huge! I'd definitely go back! The service was great! Everyone is so friendly, and treated me well I highly recommend you go check this brewery out, if you're in the area! Enjoy fellow yelpers“
“This experience met expectations. The restaurant was generally clean and well-maintained. However, the atmosphere was a bit uncomfortable due to music volume in the dining room, which made it difficult to hear others in my party and the server was impacted, too, because he didn't hear mods nor special requests to our order and wrong items were delivered to our table.The food was satisfactory; nothing special. We ordered chicken alfredo, chicken parm, broccoli cheese soup and the avocado spring rolls app.The restrooms were clean and well stocked.A satisfactory visit, but wouldn't rush back.Kid-friendliness: Reasonable kids menu to choose from.“
“A great place for a beer. An excellent place for a pizza. They have a long list of terrific house-made beer, and the pizza is super tasty--the ultimate combination! This place has just the right vibe you'd want from a brewery. The difference is that some breweries feel very industrial. But Macleod feels homey and very local. Case in point: parking can be difficult sometimes. The first time I was able to park in the front lot, but I was blocking somebody. I went around the bar and found the guy I'd blocked in, and we agreed to find each other later and switch the cars. All very casual and chill, which made me feel right at home. Throw in a patio with a "scenic" view of a dark side street and some light industrial businesses, and you get the deal. Two more visits later, it's one of my favorite beer places in L.A.“