Arts District Brewing Company - Brewpub in Los Angeles - 828 Traction Ave, USA

Arts District Brewing Company is a really nice place to chill with friends and have some good food and drinks. It's not so huge that you feel lost and not so small that you feel cramped. There are plenty of places to sit or stand to drink and chat with people. There's a play area with skee ball and other games. They also have axe throwing. The drinks are really great and the food is delicious. I had the nachos, fries, and chicken tenders and they were all delicious. I liked that they had water stations to grab water for free. Parking is a little bit of a pain, but there are lots you can find in the area.

It is a fun and chill place to go in dtla if you can find parking. I like it more than Angel city since it is not as massive. Good beer and okay bar food, but I love it here.

Great vibes! Drinks were phenomenal! Definitely worth the money , would go again. Nachos were amazing though, nothing like tortilla chips tht get soggy quick THESE are far from that, the perfect crunch and surface for meat, sauce ,and cheese PERFECTION.

Great place to grab a drink and hang with friends. I personally like the selection of beers they have as it offers a nice variety of different types. The place itself is super spacious, has a huge outdoor area and you should always be able find a place to that fits your current mood. The arcade area is a nice touch but half of the machines are unfortunately broken. So make sure to observe for a bit before you decide to throw your coins into one of them. Overall really liked this place in the few occasions i ended up there. They have a huge parking lot next to it but its $4 every 20minutes. If you want to find street parking its not impossible but can take awhile.

Matches the reviews! Appreciate the setup of the brewery, the brews are great, it’s kinda hard to believe a smoked lager but they’ve done a decent job in making it peaty, if you are an islay scotch drinker, you’ll know what I am talking about. We added orange piece to hefe, which did the trick! Both recommended if you not into IPA’s which I clearly can’t stand in beer.

This place was my starting point on this adventure and a definite brewery to visit again. We stayed inside as it was off peak time at 1:00 p.m. There was another group who came in for a round of beers but that was it. I can imagine it gets super crowded at night. The food looked decent, but the beers were really good! (I tend to pass on the food to save the space for the beers. 🤣) A definite place to come back to again!

The beer is good but service is horrible. There were 5 servers out between both sides and only one or two were paying attention. One server was just having a one sided conversation with another worker who was actually working. It took a good 5 to 10 mins to get a drink, even though one server was obvious not doing anymore. The atmosphere I'd pretty cool but the music gets a bit too loud inside.

Great brewery! The building is industrial type with a ton of interior space. The open entry leads into a large, long, 2-sided bar. Additional seating is available on the raised side of the building as well as off behind the bar.. with the showing sports on a large screen. There's also a cool game room for the adults..I mean the kids? Ok, both. Service, at first, was disappointing. We waited awhile to be acknowledged. However after we were waited on, the dude was super attentive with a great persona. I tried a few different IPAs and was impressed with each. Great flavors, balanced, good mouthfeel. Recommended and will be back!