“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)!“
“Dear Management, I wanted to bring to your attention the exceptional service we received from our waiter, Mark Thomas, during our recent visit. Initially, there was a slight delay in the service, but once Mark took care of us, our experience completely turned around. I mentioned to him that we had been waiting for about 15 minutes without any acknowledgment, and he immediately ensured that we were taken care of. Mark was incredibly attentive, friendly, and efficient in taking our orders and delivering our food and drinks promptly. I must say that his exceptional customer service played a significant role in making our evening enjoyable. Our bill amounted to approximately $250, and I believe Mark deserves recognition for providing such outstanding service to us. As a result of his efforts, I will definitely be returning to your establishment in the future. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Peter...“
“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.“
“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!!“