Follow Sean Inman to the best in craft beer
On Sunday, April 28th you can visit (4) New Original Breweries with the brewers via bus around Los Angeles. Broxton Brewery & Public House in Westwood is the port of embarcation at 12:30pm.
Tickets are $40 each and include:
Looks like Broxton is ready to send some house beers out and they are throwing some deals.
All day on February 9th,
$1 Crowlers to take home with you!
Bounce house and other family-friendly games
Food Specials
& Official New OG Brew Pub Club Announcement
Tuesday, myself and my food critic K. headed west to Westood Village to check out the latest in the Tony Yanow, Artisanal Brewers Collective brewpub, Broxton.
The corner spot has been well utilized and is my favorite of the brewpub group so far since it is split into two levels with seating nooks all around and including a patio space as well. The ceilings soar above and practically screams for a mural of sorts. The only downside might be noise levels when the UCLA crowd is bumping (if their football team can pick up a W)
The food was really good, from skirt steak to biscuits to ribs and even a sweet potato tartlet with marshmallows that was like a bit of pie. It is good enough to make me want to return to eat options like the Mac n Cheese and the Fried Chicken.
Notice that I haven’t talked about the beer. I had the GABF medal winning Scotch Ale, Skag and it was really good. Strong and malty and perfect for a fall night out on the patio. I also had a Bell Marker beer, Peachside Pale which was quite nice. But no Broxton beers yet. The two brewer set-up might have reached a limitation on how much can be brewed. So like at 6th & La Brea, expect Stalking Horse, Bluebird and Bell Marker more than Broxton beers. Granted, as said, it is the same brewers but I sort of want to see what beers pair with the particular menu and chef.
