Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breweries near Canoga Park.
Brewery · $$
8953 De Soto Avenue, Canoga Park
“Had a blast last night. Hanging out at 818 brewing. It was a spontaneous stop in after our plans had been canceled. Great beer selection and had a wonderful time with Alejandra hosting Rockstar music bingo. So much fun! Thank you, 818 Brewing”
Brewery · $
9771 Variel Avenue, Chatsworth · 2.84 miles
“Our first time here and they did not disappoint on the craft beers and ciders (cider drinker myself but by bf likes beer). Hunter is who we ran into the day before and boasted about the place. We had to try to the pizza and beer plus the tattoo pop up was a must to see. Definitely will be coming back.”
Brewery · $$
6424 Canoga Avenue, Woodland Hills · 1.55 miles
Customers’ favorites
“The food was great, and the pizza was amazing. A shame I couldn't finish it all. I will come there another time. Count on it.”
Brewery · $
15800 Roscoe Boulevard, Van Nuys
“According to a client, this is one of those established facilities that’s been around awhile. Okay, what does that mean? Well, since this is an established facility, a lot of the procedures or practices have been tried and tested, in which a carrier must be prepared to listen attentively and adhere to the shipping department’s instructions. First and foremost, NEVER slide your tandems on the weight scales at any point; especially, on the scales at the entrance area (because the sliding action can damage the scales due to the shifting of the heavy weight from the semi and trailer). So, one of the best practices is to parked in front of the entrance scales and slide the tandems of the hauling trailer (before entering onto the scale (while also opening the trailer doors, because this facility uses cameras to inspect the hauling trailer at the entrance area). Secondly, knowing your load number/pickup number and the assigned freight broker is vital, because that’s the only way to properly check-in at this facility. So, always double check with your freight dispatcher and/or freight broker, because some loads can be “double brokered”. Aside from that, most of the check-in and check-out operations are performed on automated keypad systems (including the 2nd weight scale after the live load is complete). Also, there’s a Driver’s Lounge next to Dock Door #01 that has vending machines, a microwave, “running water”, and a clean restroom.”
The BFFs of flavor, pizza and beer, are coming together under one roof as Louisville's beloved Parlour Pizza opens its sixth location inside the Falls City Beer taproom at 901 E. Liberty St. on Monday, January 29th. The opening celebration will kick off at 11am, featuring live music, Parlour's full menu of pizzas, and plenty of local Falls City brews on tap. This takes Parlour and Louisville's oldest brewery's longtime relationship to the next level. Falls City beers have long been featured at Parlour's five existing locations across the metro area.