BiergartenLA - Koreatown - Beer garden in Los Angeles - 206 N Western Ave, USA

Spectacular vibes! Came here with a somewhat large party to watch the UFC fight and celebrate a friend's birthday. They were so accommodating. Even the patrons and customers that frequent this place are great. Everyone is super chill and friendly. The food was great too. 10/10!

Great selection of alcoholic beverages. There’s a bar inside. The food is really good too. I really like their pretzels and their Korean fried chicken sandwich is the best. Best of all it’s not too spicy for me. Much of their food is Korean German fusion. The place stays open after the kitchen closes. It’s kind of sad cause you’d wish the great food would be available when you stop by after a late event. They have got a mid sized parking lot.

My buddy and I was looking for a spot to watch the Lakers vs Warriors & this spot came up. When we walked in there was a whole lot of TV’s and that’s when I knew this was the best spot to watch the game(they play the game with the game volume)! Love the golden retriever that was there too. We ordered their Biergarten Nachos with carne asada pieces, Wurstplatte, Biergarten wings(Mama Kwons & Garlic soy flavors). The nachos were solid and the sausage plate was also delicious. The wings were a great starter and they were cooked just right. Not too bready & very flavorful. I’d definitely come back here again to watch a Lakers game or a NFL game in the future. Parking looked pretty limited and I took an Uber here.

So tasty! It is tucked away in a strip mall but it is truly a hidden treasure. This gastropub in k-town is so kick back and relaxed. The music was upbeat. Just a fun casual atmosphere. The service was absolutely kind and warm. I will certainly be back!

This was actually my second time dining here. Came back because I knew it was a good time. We got the Poutine fries and the “KFC” Korean fried chicken. I wouldn’t really call it “fried” chicken like traditional Korean style but it was still good. Great selection of beers and wine.

Wide outdoor patio with plenty of parking. Service can be quite slow at times, but they are friendly. I was a little disappointed with the poutine because I was expecting something similar to the gravy and cheese curd poutine I had in Canada. The food was good but wasn’t amazing (maybe I didn’t order the right stuff?) but I enjoyed the more extensive beer list. I also liked that they had hard kombucha and seltzer options as well.

Overall, the food at this Korean German fusion restaurant/pub is very mediocre. Extremely spacious and clean, the restaurant has numerous large screen televisions and courteous service. Unfortunately, the food is bland and overcooked. Nevertheless, based on the quality and quantity, the menu is rather overpriced.

Biergarten has great vibes if you want to watch sports. My friend and I came to watch the Dodgers game and it was PACKED. Be sure to make a reservation or else you'll end up sitting at a very narrow shared table like me. We ordered the whole Korean Fried Chicken and Tempura Fries and both were BOMB. I would highly recommend getting both if you're a fan of OB Bear's chicken.