“We ate here twice while visiting San Pedro. The first visit had great service and food. The second visit was not good service , and she was a bit inpatient and aggressive. Ask all these questions, but not is this one check, then tell us we gotta split it ourselves and pay whomever pays for us, there was 6 of us looking all mismatching we don't look like a single check table. Period.“
“Just had some beers here, but what a great place. Stopped in for some beers after doing some biking along the beach. Microbrew places can be hit or miss, and this place was fabulous. The beers were great. IPAs as well as a wheat beer with a hint of tangerine zest. The servers (TJ & Steven) were awesome. They made us feel right at home and took great care of us. Top notch service. And they offer outdoor seating along the sidewalk. Inside had a cool vibe as well. Definite place to return on future visit to LA area. Great Job guys!“
“Staff was incredible! Pizza was ?! Garlic knots were ok (but the pesto and marinara were amazing!) Drinks were flowing! Vibes were immaculate! Live music started at 6pm. Great happy hour prices Tues-Thurs (I will be back!) Small parking lot but lots of nearby street parking. They also have stickers and pins (my fav) for sale, as well as mugs, t-shirts and more. What you MUST try is the house made root beer. OMG it was so good! Must go and MUST try!“
“Great ambiance. The bartender was able to select the perfect beer for the description I gave him of what I was looking for. The food was outstanding. The people who run the place are great conversationalists and amazing beer makers. We loved our time hanging out there and will definitely be back.“
“A Boozy Symphony in the Temple of BrewsSyncopated Brewing Company, a haven where the elixirs of gods flow, beckons the weary souls seeking respite from the mundane. Here, amidst the clash of flavors and the crescendo of laughter, one finds a kaleidoscope of beers that would make even the most seasoned palate raise an intrigued eyebrow. For a humble man like me, a Coors Light aficionado, it's a true voyage into uncharted territories, a testament to the craft of brewing.Unveiling their taps, Syncopated presents a symphony of unusual flavors, each note played with precision and a touch of whimsy. A harmonious cacophony of tastes awaits the adventurous soul who seeks liberation from the mundane brews of mass production. But fear not, fellow Coors Light devotees, for even in this vibrant tapestry of craft brews, a light lager finds its place. A nod to simplicity amidst the complexity, like a brief respite in a tempestuous sonata.As the libations flow, so does the mirth and revelry. Syncopated Brewing Company is not merely a place to sip fermented nectars but a sanctuary of amusement. The games, oh the games! Board games whisper secrets, shuffleboard invites friendly rivalry, and pinball machines, if fortune favors the whimsical gods, dance with delight. And on certain days, pickleball takes over the very parking lot, a boisterous battle of paddles and pickle balls, laughter echoing through the air.Yet, amidst this carnival of diversion, a humble suggestion emerges. A couple of televisions, a portal to the world of games and glory, would be a welcome addition. For those days when the sporting gods vie for our attention, a screen to share in the triumphs and defeats would complete this bastion of leisure. But fret not, for even without this modest amenity, Syncopated Brewing Company remains a victor in its own right.So, my fellow wanderers of libation, if you seek an adventure where the taste buds are challenged, where laughter mingles with the clatter of tokens, Syncopated Brewing Company is a symphony you must partake in. Raise your glass to the daring brewmasters, toast to friendship, and revel in the games that paint the canvas of this vibrant temple. With a slight nod to simplicity, this haven for craft brew connoisseurs embraces all who seek a sip of life's intoxicating pleasures. Cheers to Syncopated Brewing Company, a true marvel in the realm of ale!“
“Good vibes! Flight is a great deal at 10 bucks for five pours. My favorites were lavender lace, bee keeper, and liv aloha. Bartender was awesome and super friendly. One of my favorite breweries in the area and I will be back.Also on a Friday they are open until 10 despite what it says on Yelp! Happy they were open for karaoke night. My only critique is don't let people fill up their own personal water bottle on the community water spout...with covid raging and all.“
“What a great find! This brewhouse has amazing service and food. Tried the Mamas Boy pizza and Scapoli and pretzel bites. The mamas boy was my personal favorite. Yummy beers on tap. The gentlemen working were very kind and attentive, ensuring we had everything we needed. It's a family-friendly local spot. There are table games to enjoy. The specialty pizzas are extremely unique, and we will be back to try others.Kid-friendliness: Kids are welcome and there are games (tabletop/board games in the back) for them to play while the adults can grab a drink.“
“Best beer! Best service, best team hands down the best. I love this brewery so much, their team is very helpful, you can order pizza directly to your table from thunderbolt. Their beers are the best in town, arguably the best ever but that’s my personal opinion.“
“Smog City Brewing Co. is one of the best breweries I've been to in the LA Metro! They have a nice taproom space that expands outdoors, they have TV's playing whatever major game is going on that night, and the beer is top notch. My group thoroughly enjoyed the Tuna Thai Thai Belgian Blonde w/ Prickly Pear,Coffee Porter, Snuggly Bug Sour, Hoppy New Year Spruce Tip IPA and Unyielding Haze IPA! The Portuguese, Spanish and Mexican fusion taco stand was also amazing, and we came back for seconds! Some of the best tacos we've had in a long time! The prices for the beer here were also below market average which was a nice change of pace, especially since everything was delicious. 5/5 would highly recommend stopping in!“
“Cellador has long been a top-rated brewery amongst beer fans/snobs, but their niche is very particular: They produce barrel-fermented sour beers, so if you're looking for a hard seltzer, Czech pilsner, or triple imperial pastry stout, this isn't the brewery for that. Cellador's current location on Del Amo Boulevard in Torrance is not a taproom; there's no place to drink here. To be honest, it's barely even a sales location. From the large Smog City Brewing logo on the wall, one can likely surmise they are using capacity at a Smog City facility ― especially since Smog City's brewery and taproom are right across the parking lot. (That, and the first person who helped me here I later spotted worked at said taproom.) The owner came and spoke with me, and was very patient even as I admitted that I am not a big fan of sour beers and that I had not warmed well to one of Cellador's I had recently tried. Nonetheless, I did find something to purchase: a Lichtenhainer, a rare type of beer that has a lactic fermentation where the malt is smoked, so it's both smoky and sour. (It's an acquired taste, to be sure, but I love smoked beers.) While their style may not be my thing, I respect Cellador's devotion to their craft, and the owner is a really nice guy, too. I wish them the best, and while they may not be in my beer strike zone, I'll keep trying them to see what they're doing.“
“we love this place! The atmosphere is fun with chill vibes. Huge space. They have dozens of pin ball games, old school pac man, jumbo Jenga, comfy couches.. dogs are allowed/Kid friendly.. There’s always a nice mix of people when I’ve been, plus the guy that works weekend nights is nice eye candy ? I think his name is James.excited to get our group together for their trivia nights, starting this Tuesday.Besides all that they have really good beer! Surprisingly, my favorite during our last visit was this earl grey tea beer. I forgot the name but definitely worth a try!The only con I can say is they need better lighting on their business signs on Del Amo Blvd. especially with it getting darker earlier, it’s hard to see where they are, kinda hidden. Unless you’ve been before, you’d have no idea it was there once the sun goes down. A few lights at the entrance would probably go a long way for business.All in all, solid establishment. ?“
“I wish I could drink here everyday. They make the best ipas in the world. Staff is always chill and helpful. Been to both locations and you get the same service. Been drinking monkish for 8 years now and finally got to visit the Brewery the past 2 years. Cheers“
“Fair Warning, They moved a couple doors down and no longer serve their amazing bbq food. I'm sorry guys, I love you but I had to knock a star down because it made me so sad during my visit this past weekend. So they're on the corner of LB Blvd and 3rd now, instead of being off 3rd. The inside is still as beautiful as ever and have their classic chalkboard signs up on the wall with all the beers. Got in there a few minutes after they opened and had a fun conversation with the guy behind the counter, normally I would have just left but I still decided to get a bottle of a Sour Gose to go since I still like giving them my business. But man! You guys need to find another location so you can get to cooking again!!! Those beers with some bbq was such an amazing meal!! Either way, still an awesome place to come out and grab a delicious beer, whether you like IPA, Sour, Blonde, Wheat n whatever Ale quenches your thirst. BEACHWOOD ROCKS“
“Unfortunately this brewery and its locations in Redondo Beach are all closing at the end of the year. Place was packed yesterday with ppl buying beer like crazy. Once the inventory runs out that's it. Too bad had alot of good beer here. Get there while you can“
“Great service the place is huge. The micheladas are really good ? there was a lunch truck I got the grilled Salmon plate it was so good and a great portion. Another lunch truck pulled up later with fresh Pasta meals we got mozzarella sticks and a meat ball sandwich that was fire.? missed pics of that plate.“