Broxton Brewery & Public House

Ordered the mac and cheese, truffle fries, cauliflower steak, and street corn for brunch. The mac and cheese and truffle fries were absolutely delicious—flavorful and satisfying! The cauliflower steak was a bit too spicy for my taste, and the street corn was just okay. The ambience was lovely with a bright, sunlit vibe that made the brunch experience even better.

Well, you know how I like to keep it real, but the smash burger ( a double) the meat was great. The bun was cold & hard. The grilled cheese wasn’t really a grilled cheese sandwich and the fries were average at best. The ordering app stunk and other than that the server was Mid at best. Great location, the bathroom was clean.

Surprise! The artichoke tacos were a revelation we're going to try at home. Our bartender, Christian, was cool. Very friendly to a 60+yo couple.

Needed to grab a drink and nibbles after Bruin Day. They had a nice selection of beers that they brew along with cocktails and wine. I tried the strawberry froze. It was delish but it gave me brain freeze. Husband ordered the Hachiko Japanese Rice Lager. We ordered the chicken wings which was sweet and not spicy. Wish that the weather was nicer as I would have loved sitting outside. Staff was super friendly and helpful despite being understaffed on this particular day.

A nice space with a large semicircular bar downstairs with seating choices on the second level that has an open view of the bar below. Plenty of great light. My issue was with ordering you basically use the QR code to order online while you're seated at the table. That should be fine if there is one of you. If it's a group it becomes problematic. I ordered a taco Tuesday triple taco variety with beer as a package but apparently even though I'm pretty sure I did It right the "waitress" said I didn't so I had to pay for the beer and the tacos separately at a higher price. The waiter(ress) don't serve you water you have to get it and the glass yourself from the corner table around the bend. They don't take your order in person, they just bring the food and clear the table but certainly add a group tip to your bill. The tacos were small but good ..they don't do the double taco mini tortilla so if your taco sits for a minute it soaks through the tortilla and falls apart leaving you' dealing with a mess. They were however good. The Japanese rice beer was good as well. They need to focus on service or just make it cafeteria style.

Our waiter was a doll, the weather (last Sunday) was perfect! My grilled cheese alas—wasn’t that great, but fries yummy, & my Aperol was generous & just right—felt little tipsy, but not too much since it was lunch! Dog friendly outside, & hubby & i like a lot. definitely more than 4.2!

Visited from Chicago on a Friday night a couple weeks ago. Immediately annoyed by the fact they don't have menus and you have to do the QR code thing, but there was a good crowd, so my dad and I gave it a shot. Good atmosphere, good energy, beautiful building. Went with the "Millionaire's Chicken Sandwich," or whatever it's called, but then was further annoyed that the servers don't even take your order, you do it yourself through the application, or go to the bar and do it yourself. I thought the price point for a chicken sandwich was a bit high, but it seemed like an interesting unique item, and we were on vacation, so why not? Incredibly disappointed in my food. Just totally dry and unimpressive. I'm not a send it back kind of person, and since we didn't really have a server, I wouldn't have even known who to talk to about it. I did Flag down one girl later, I believe her name was Madison, and asked if I could at least get some more sauce. Madison was very nice and charming, and brought me a variety of sauces to handle this customer service problem. Pretty much a done deal. I was not even in the mood to eat anymore though after my low quality (and expensive) chicken sandwich. So I flagged down another woman for a to-go box. She asked me how everything was, and it really being the first time an employee checked on us, I couldn't help but comment on the low quality of the sandwich. She gave me the to-go box and in another solid effort to appease the customer, offered a burger. It wasn't clear though if this was going to be complimentary, or something else we'd have to pay for. When I asked, she told me she'd have to ask her manager, whose name I learned was Adam. I had never asked for a free burger, I didn't ask for them to remove the bad "Millionaire's Chicken Sandwich" from the bill, I just told them that it was unimpressive. Probably would have written this same review then. However, after Madison and the other woman's customer service, I would have given them a 5 star review if they threw a free burger my way to make it right (which I know would have cost the restaurant very little). However, when the other server returned to tell me that Adam said I needed to give back the chicken sandwich that I had taken two initial bites of before giving up on, I was incredibly annoyed. Our meal with a bottle of wine was around $150, and they treated me like this was some stunt I was pulling for free food. They would have just thrown out my leftover food otherwise, and the whole thing was incredibly stupid to me. I own a bar/restaurant myself, and this seems like a move that's only done in low-class establishments. I said to just forget the whole thing, and we'd go back to our hotel. Of course, before we did, we had to go to the bar to settle the tab on our own. Of course the card reader gave us a recommended tip of 20%. I looked at it for a second, and my first thought was to give them a 0% tip, because the sandwich (that was one most expensive dishes on the menu) was straight bad. And their manager's response was even worse. I of course realized that the only people I'd be punishing by giving a bad tip were the "servers" (in quotes because they don't handle most responsibilities of a traditional server), so I gave a full 20% tip. I left that restaurant incredibly angry and probably even offended by how the whole experience went. The good news is I was told Adam is "the fun manager," so I guess he has that to take pride in. Unfortunately his customer service is horrendous. I don't live in LA, but if I did, I'd never return. 2 stars for the commendable efforts of the girls, and the sweet potato, which was actually quite good. Unfortunately a half a sweet potato isn't a very good dinner for a grown man. Only go to Broxton Brewery if you want bad overpriced food, and to spend your time working as a part-time server for yourself.

I’m giving them a one star rating because not everyone on their staff knows when they are serving food and when they are not serving food. TL;DR - Not happy, staff not being knowledgeable, overall frustrating situation. We wanted to go here for dinner on Thursday but we were told the kitchen closed at 10 o’clock. OK, no problem. We were disappointed, but at least we now knew. We asked the person on the phone what time they close on Friday and we were told they close at midnight, an hour later, and that they would be serving food an hour later, until 11 PM. We got there at 10:10 PM. Couldn’t find a host stand, so after looking for one for a few minutes, I went to the bartender and was told there was no host and that the restaurant was open seating and for us to find a table. We found a table, pulled up the menu, and promptly found out that they stopped serving food at 10 PM after all. Needless to say, we were frustrated… We got up and left and went to STK.

was recommended this american brewery place in west la by a couple of friends. we went on a sunday afternoon (1pm) - was not busy by any means. we were allowed to sit wherever. BTW - they are dog friendly! we saw people chilling with their dogs indoors & outdoors at the restaurant. parking: street parking OR you can park in the parking structure right by the plaza - first 2 hrs free. ordering is digital - scan a QR code, place an individual or group order, then you have the option to either keep your tab open or close out upon checkout. a perk is that they accept apple pay. i personally like the digital ordering system- it gives me time to scroll to look at menu options & not feel pressured by the waiters waiting for me to finalize my pick! but don't let this fool you about how interactive the actual staff are - they still checked in on us & asked if we had any questions. my friend was unsure which beer she wanted to try out - so they gave us little shot cup samples which was so nice! food: i ordered the smash burger with a side of salad. now, i wasnt sure what type of salad to expect but this was better than i thought! it was tasty, loved the red onion in my salad (almost tasted pickled which i love?!). smash burger was a good size, was loaded with some kind of bellpepper-like veggies which i enjoyed. we also ordered the chicken sando which was crispy & tasted fresh. fries - nothing out of the ordinary, your usual fries at a brewery.

The food was okay and the prices were high. The tomato bisque was delicious, but their tri-tip sandwich was dry, and had to use the tomato bisque to give it more life. My boyfriend got the regular hamburger they had on the menu and it was okay. The patty was overcooked and dry. The reason why I am giving it 2 stars is because it's not like your typical restaurant . When it comes to the Broxton, Think of a fast food place where you do everything yourself, but in a really nice setting. You seat yourself, you get your own waters and utensils as well as extra plates (if you wanted to share). There were about 2 people working on a Sunday night about 5-6pm. The food took forever. We ordered and waited about 25 minutes for our sandwich and burger. We also ordered their bread pudding as a desert, but we never got it y tik after they closed. . The staff came out and told us they were closing at 7 which was fine for someone who ordered their food about an hour before. They never came out to check on us so we had to go walk inside and ask someone for our desert at 7:05pm. He was friendly about it, said sorry gave us a couple smiles whatever, told us the kitchen thought they made it. Coming from someone who HAS worked in the service industry before, you check up on your customers to make sure they have gotten everything.... Before telling us they closed in 20 minutes. at that point we just wanted leave because of how long we waited. They forgot about our desert. Plain and simple. Won't be going back. Don't go if you care for service. Go, if you enjoy an Instagram Brunch. When I went to pay on the website, I was puzzled at the fact that there was a default 20% tip added when the staff didn't really do anything... for us.. felt terrible for not tipping, but didn't at the Same time bc all they did... was bring out our food to the table.. Overall I wouldn't come back. The food was eh , wasn't amazing. Staff was friendly but had to flag them down for our food.

I love a good brewery, especially if it's in a historic building! Definately a great change to your typical breweries in a warehouse. To think, this place was a Gap store before! Love the use of it. We were self seated at the bar, and the staff helped us immediately. The guy bartendar was sharing facts and attentive. The space itself is beautiful with the high ceilings. Plenty of seating indoors, outdoors and at the bar. They recently started karaoke. With the acoustics of this place, you will sound like Celine Dion. Just take a few more drinks. We ordered their truffle fries, a few beers and their new summer slushie drink. If I am ever in the area, I would check out again.

Nice spot, great outdoor seating on a warm day, good beer. No complaints here. Nice location as well.

Great food. Wonderful ambiance! Pleasant staff and good service. Bring back the Pineapple Delight!!!! Please!!!!

My work friend & I came here randomly last Friday for happy hour. The restaurant is spacious, & well furnished. The architecture is stunning. We sat at one of the high tables by the bar. We ordered our meal/drinks on our phones via QR code. There were also menus on our table for convenience. We both ordered the classic burger with truffle fries, and I ordered a mojito. Our food came out & was very cold. Our cheese on our fries was not melted, and didn't look appetizing. They took our food back & remade it. The second time around, it was noticeably hot. The cheese was melted properly, & the fries were garnished with parsley. The food was very good all things considered. As for the drinks, my mojito was ok. Could've used more rum & more mint inside. Because of the mishap, we got a second round of drinks on the restaurant. I ordered a margarita with Tajín & it was very enjoyable. While I wasn't impressed at the beginning, they were able to make it up at the end.

Was at UCLA for school stuff and managed to stumble upon this little brewpub. Very efficient self-service as you can order in the QR code, and they get you your dishes and drinks quickly. It's a nice place to hang out - open, airy venue with board games that you can borrow. The drinks were delicious, and the tacos were reasonably sized and tasty.

What a fun place! I came here with a friend for a late lunch after spending some time at the Hammer museum down the street. They have plenty of outdoor seating - great for people watching. The menu is very tempting with tons of options for all kinds of eaters. I went with a vegan chocolate mousse, which was so dang good that I would come back here just for that. I also had a glass of white wine, Sauvignon Blanc, which was perfectly refreshing for a warm day. And I had a salad. The service was super friendly and the staff were quite attentive. They really know what they're doing here and I will definitely return. Highly recommend trying this place especially if you are allergic to gluten and dairy.

This place is AWESOME! It's really nice inside. Food is amazingly-good! The employees are very friendly and give good info on how to rent that place out for private parties which is awesome!! Great location and it's again it's really nice inside there. Thanks Broxton Brewery!!!

Absolute classic, can't be beat if you're looking for the nicest place to get a brew in Westwood. Their food is delicious and a great spot to bring the family/parents/friends looking for a classy night out. Definitely try their tomato soup - it's the bomb. I also love the salads they serve and all the beers are a hit. I like how easy it is to order directly from your phone with the QR code on the table - it also makes it easy to keep separate tabs if you're with friends and wanna split.

I never get tired of this place. I used to get dinner here every week with my labmate, and every time, the food and drinks tasted absolutely amazing. Broxton became one of the highlights during my PhD. I know I will always destress and have a good time here. First, it's so easy to get seated and order here. I love how you can pick your table and their QR code ordering system. Occasionally, their online ordering system is glitchy, but it's honestly very efficient and convenient if people arrive at different times. There is also an option to leave your tab open to order more items later on, which is nice if you're not sure how many drinks you want to have. The service is also great. Every server I've ever had has always been nice and accommodating. They are really attentive to their customers and will ask if you need silverware, heat lamp, etc. One time, my friend and I were seated in the patio area and there was a suspicious (homeless?) person that kept coming in and lurking in the corner. I voiced my concerns to our server, and he immediately helped us move our food and get seated in another area. Last, but definitely not least, I absolutely love their food and cocktails here! The burgers are definitely top-tier. I've been to similar restaurants, but the burgers at Broxton were noticeably better. Their fries are also soo good. I always make sure to get fries when I come here. On Tuesdays, they have Taco Tuesdays, so I order their tacos and chips & guac if I go on that day. Also, they serve chicken and waffles on the weekend! I feel like I have to get that another time, because it was the best chicken and waffles I've ever had. My favorite cocktail is the unicorn and sunshine.

I'm not sure why there are negative reviews for this place. Broxton has always been a favorite of ours. Yes there have been some changes on the menu but the food is always great. Daisy is awesome she always takes great care of us. She's one of the main reasons why we love it here. Plus the ambience, come on now.

I enjoyed my time at this brewery. It's a great place to visit if you're near UCLA. They had board games and a self serve water station with extra utensils & plates for grab. The food could be better. I ordered the buttermilk chicken sandwich with truffle fries. The chicken was dry and had little flavor. The fries were great though, because of the rough and crispy texture. There were a lot of fries and plenty of cheese grated on top, so that was a plus. The interior looked great, but the tables felt a bit sticky. The lighting was also a bit dark for my liking during dinner.

One of th best brewery bars in Westwood! The staff is amazing and so friendly. Food is incredible and the house beers are yummy. Keep up the great work!!!

(I put 4 stars but I'd probably oh say 3.5 but willing to go back) They are currently under small renovations so it's outdoor seating. They have heaters and you order from your phone which is super easy. I had the unicorn sunset which was sweet and refreshing. We got a Should Have Been Her as well which was also on the sweet side but lighter. The cauliflower app was ok. It was buffalo oil not sauce so it was a healthier option but not what my friend was hoping for. We got smash burgers which were delicious but the pulled pork sandwich was either over cooked or too dry. It wasn't a saucy pulled pork so it was a little bland with the thick bread. I would ask for extra slaw to make it better if you prefer a crispy meat. Also the side of yam is a literal half slab of baked yam! Light caramelization with some nuts on top but the inside is just the yam meat. I think it is a fun twist but really I would have liked sweet potato fries instead. Service was quick but they are under renovation so sometimes a took a bit. Handicap accessible and gender neutral bathroom!

We've been here a few times, and the food just isn't that good. That's too bad because Westwood has limited food options. We ordered the cauliflower vegetarian dish, and it was undercooked and smothered with so many different flavors it overwhelmed the dish. The hummus we ordered was plentiful, but again, the seasoning was one note. This is a nice place for a drink. There is plenty of outdoor and indoor options. However, I've given up on the food. The service is OK.

We decided to come here for dinner before watching a movie. It's quite a unique setting. You get your own water and your own utensils and you scan a barcode to order and pay for your ownmeal. They do bring it out to you. We had issues with having to give them a 20% tip when we were the ones to serve ourselves water, order and pay the bill online. I even got my own box to put my food to go. The food was good. Our only issue is with the tipping since we felt we did most of the work.

Jamie our host was so sweet and brought over fries on the house ! And WOW ! They were breaded just how love my fries and they have a home made ranch sauce that was so the perfect amount of garlic aioli ... mmm !

First time to Westwood in a looong time. What's this... a brewery? Had to check it out. They only had 2 of their own beers but had a fantastic guest brew list. They had Pliny the elder on draft. Need I say more? Their beer I tried was their... Solo expedition ipa (4): super refreshing. Like a session. Light. I also was hungry so got their... Bbq chicken sando (4): love the brioche toast. Couldn't taste any smoke on the chicken. Possibly overpowered by the sauce. Sauce was decent though. Light and sweet. Contrast of the tangy coleslaw, sour pickles, sweet sauce, crispy toast, and savory chicken was good though. If only it had some smoke flavor or some char... almost perfect! They also do the table QR codes which I'm a fan of. At the bar, Leo was awesome. Enjoyed my interaction with him. Overall, a good experience. Good spot for some decent cuisine (although slight pricey, but good), and some good drafts.

I've been here a couple of times for beer, cocktails and food. They don't have many food options but the food has always been good. I love their ranch dressing. I've had to wait for a table 2 out of 3 times I have been here, but never for very long. Service is decent, but it's order by QR code so they don't check on you frequently unless you order something else or waive them down.

Beer was good. Only a limited selection of their own brew. The kitchen was already closed, so we didn't get a chance to try the food. Great historic building made for a vibrant atmosphere .

I have been to this location a few times now and I like that they have some vegan options. Most recently I have tried their chicken and waffles and buffalo cauliflower, which I really enjoyed. The inside of the place has some regular tables, communal tables, and a bar seating area. There is also some outdoor seating. I definitely recommend this place for vegans and non vegans because the food is good and you can order from your phone, which makes paying a lot easier in my opinion. I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area for a UCLA basketball game.

Lovely service the food was delicious and came out so warm and fresh. I loved the margarita as well.

I thought that Broxton Brewery was perfectly a-okay. The food was good but not fantastic, and the prices are really high considering there's not really a waitstaff. All ordering is done via QR code or by waiting at the bar to place your order with a bartender. I came here on a Sunday for lunch after a 2-ish hour walk with my dog & some friends around campus, so safe to say we were hungry! I ordered the mini cornbreads for the table, a smash burger with fries, and a strawberry frozé. Cornbread was okay. The fries were good. And the smash burger was over the top. After one bite, the sauce was everywhere. The brioche bun was yummy but wasn't built to contain such a wet sandwich. I'm also not sure why there isn't an option for single patty all the burgers automatically come with a double patty. It tasted perfectly fine but not my favorite. The strawberry frozé was perfect for a summer day but I still think overpriced at $16 for a small glass. I did have a taster of their Rachel Weiszbier Bavarian Hefeweizen. It was pretty good but I opted not to get a full pour. I will say that the staff that did come out was super friendly and helped us move an umbrella for better shade. I would have probably bumped up a star if there was a waitstaff for ordering or if the food was slightly more tasty.

The ambiance is pretty mid. Neither cozy nor comfortable. The food is pretty decent, I had the chicken sandwich with truffle fries and a beer (I don't remember which kind tbh) - The sandwich was pretty good, although there was only an option to make it super spicy or not at all, which is too bad because I wanted a mild spice without the extraneous amounts of jalapeño variations. - The truffle fries were okay, but had some very poor quality parmigiana and a weird textured creamy sauce... I should have stuck to regular fries. - The beer was actually delicious. Overall, I would have given Broxton a 4 star review. However, there was no wait person to help with questions regarding the menu, as they use an online service to order in the food. We had to tip before even talking to anyone working there. Weird and lame. Wolfsglen down the street has much better truffle fries and chicken sandwich for a similar price on their lunch menu. Plus real service. I probably won't come here again.

Such a pleasant surprise! Found this place while looking to watch the Euro cup somewhere. The food at this gastropub blew me away. The brisket was absolutely delicious, they had a wide selection of beers and our table ordered two more orders of the garlic bread and tomato soup because it was just that good. There was adequate outdoor seating, which was bright and clean and the service order remotely for convenience. Will definitely return.

We were looking forward to a nice Sunday lunch and popped in. Unfortunately, when we scanned the menu about half of the entrée items were unavailable so we had limited options. I recommended to my husband that we try somewhere else, but we decided to stay and got the fried chicken sandwich, which we saw at basically every other table because there weren't a lot of options that day. It was disappointing because I did not want that sandwich in the first place and then it ended up not being very flavorful. I've never been to a restaurant where they had run out of half of the items on the menu. Overall, unfortunately, there's a lot of potential, but we would not go back.

I was really impressed with this place. Located at a beautiful historic building near UCLA. We ordered the smoked fish dip, salmon with sweet potato, crispy chicken sandwich with french fries and bread pudding. Everything surpassed our expectations. I recommend you order everything we had. In regards to the service, you must order online at your table and pay in advance and then they will bring you your food. Ambiance was a young college crowd. Nice waiters. Check it out if your in the area for a casual bite.

This place has always been pretty cool. I parked nearby on the street and walked on over. I was glad to find a seat despite a huge game going on! I ordered a chicken sandwich along with fries. I got the BBQ Chicken Sando, which came with brioche toast, slaw, pickles, and applewood smoked chicken. The service was friendly and fast and I enjoyed my meal to the fullest. We came here again the next day and ended up getting some beers and the Smokehouse Jalapeño Mac+Cheese with brisket. This dish had fusilli, crispy onion, smoked gouda, cheddar, pickled jalapeños, parmesan, and smoked hot sauce. All these dishes were so good! The avocado toast was definitely a plus as well; it had grilled levain bread, cucumber, red onion, caraway, and pickled cauliflower! The service has always been friendly and it is nice that there are TVs around to watch and games to play as well!

I showed up for lunch with ten friends. We drank no alcohol (!) but still had a good meal and a fine time. As others have described, part of the charm of this place stems from its large footprint and huge volume. Even indoors, you don't feel like you're in intimate contact with diners who are not in your group. The servers were extremely friendly and pretty efficient. They allowed us to order by writing down a list of what we wanted on a piece of paper, which they then typed into a point of sale system. One highlight of my visit was inspecting what I thought might be King Kong's stapler -- a machine near the bar whose purpose I couldn't divine. It turned out to be a growler sealer. My brisket tasted ok, but I was put off by the ratio between fat and solid meat. (There was too much fat.) Because the kitchen had no more of the side that I requested, I ended up with a sweet potato chunk that was palatable without being actively good. I recall eating dinner here a few times during a conference in 2012. My 10-year-old memories of the place are extremely positive. I suspect that it's the beer that's speaking: the ales were delicious (in my memory) and probably put me in an accepting mood. Maybe coming for a "dry" lunch was not such a good idea after all.

I've been to this brewery multiple times. Good spot to grab a beer with friends after work. It's large with a lot of options. They have some pretty good craft beers on tap. Typical bar food, kinda mid but didn't mind because it was expected. Will likely be back again.

I always enjoy the salmon when I eat here. It was delicious however I got a smaller piece and it didn't come with the bread. You order and pay by scanning the menu. The servers were very busy delivering food and drinks because there were a few events going on at the same time but they were friendly and courteous. The ambience was very lively. They had trivia night going on as well as a mixer and a couple of other events. It was lively and enjoyable!

We were surprised that there was a brewery on UCLA campus and even more so that they served food there. I went there with my roommate and best friend from college, and we had a great time catching up at the bar even when there wasn't any available seating (as we had not taken a reservation). Even so, the staff were helpful and friendly, and the food was extremely good. We both got burgers and truffle fries, and I'm still thinking about those fries right now. Highly suggest trying it out if you're in the area and need to host a friend or client!

To me, this spot does what it has to do. Always fun to get drinks here with friends of small or large groups. The space is fantastic - so many tables, and it's so easy to order. Staff aren't always checking in but you can serve yourself water or go up to the bar. The best dishes were the chicken sandwich and truffle fries. The truffle fries were delicious!!! The brisket was a bit disappointing, and the Mac and cheese could've been more. The bread pudding was such a let down - I think it came burnt, and it was so hot that it burnt me - I was just looking forward to trying it after waiting so long for it to come. Unfortunately they did not give much ice cream so help cool me down. I'm likely never going to get this dessert again, but I'll be back for other things like the other food and drinks.

Broxton is a centrally-located spot in Westwood Village that's just casual enough for college students having a decent meal out, but nice enough to take a coffee chat/colleague for drinks. You grab your own seat and waters, then order individually using a QR code. Smashburger ($15) 4/5: double-stacked burger with pepper jack cheese , grilled onionso aioli , and ranch on brioche buns. So tender, juicy, and saucy with perfectly charred buns. I heard the fries are great, so I might try that instead of the salad next time. Grain bowl ($11) 3.75/5: farro (lots of farro), avocado, feta cheese, cherry tomatoes, red onion & tahini vinaigrette. Very zesty & lemony great healthy option, but not very filling. Scottish salmon ($18) 3/5: salmon seasoned with butter & lemon, with a side of garlic broccolini. Smaller portion size than expected so not very filling either. Overall good vibes, mobile order was super convenient so we didn't have to split the check.

I was on Vacation in LA with my family and we stopped here for lunch. The atmosphere was very welcoming and comfortable. They have indoor and outdoor seating. We sat outdoors and with the umbrella shading us it was a perfect temperature. The food and drinks tasted great and there was plenty to pick from. Everything was reasonably priced and although you order on the app, the staff was friendly when we did need help. Other than a few homeless folks walking past our table and asking for money the overall experience was great.

My main complaint is about service... or lack thereof. Food ordered was decent but I probably would only reorder one item. Service seriously sucked! Ambiance is ok I guess. Most seating is outside. A few seats inside but it feels crowded so we moved to a tented table outside. You have two choices of ordering ... at the bar or on an app. The app asks for a generous tip up front, but, luckily you can opt out and choose "other" to type in a zero if you like. I'm sure they'd take actual tips as well? 90% of the time we refilled our own drinks, grabbed napkins and condiments, and bussed our own table. When someone did show up ... smiles must cost extra? Even the bartender was busy in the back most of the time. I probably would give them on more shot. Maybe at night they have more help? Otherwise this joint is a giant maybe... if someone else is paying

I love the location & the outdoor patio but I HATE the ordering system (bar code, online only). They have a lot of "rules" as well. The food is good but you end up w a lot of things on your sandwich that you didn't want but couldn't read b/c it was in tiny type on your phone! Get paper menus, real waiters/esses & you have a great place to go near UCLA

Really yummy! I got the classic burger and loved it! Tbh it did taste very similar to in n out but there's a reason it's good! The fries were delicious and the ranch was super yummy too. I had a spicy margarita to drink and it was a bit small but pretty good. A little overpriced in total but a good meal with nice outdoor seating.

Got one beer and instead of charging me $14 he decided to run my card for $42. I don't know how that happens but the guy handling the drinks had the absolute nastiest attitude. Won't return because of this.

My wife and I rented out the mezzanine level for our pre-Wedding Welcome Drinks and the Broxton was perfect. The space is really unique and the food and drinks were great, all for a reasonable price.

food was disgusting! and let's talk about opening a tab. never have i been somewhere where they charge my card before getting my food!!!! conner the manager could not explain why i was charged.

Love this place!!! Sticky wings and the fries are amazing! The break salad bowl with salmon hits the spot and pair It with a michi and it's amazing! The outdoor area is my favorite thing and the staff is amazingly sweet! I love thé self serve/pay option it makes it so easy!

AMAZING fried chicken sandwich and I recommend getting the truffle fries as well! I would say this is definitely the best restaurant you can hit in this area by a long shot and the service is amazing. A great place to go to hang out with friends.

I was very much surprised by Broxton. The chicken sandwich was insanely good and it was unexpected for me. The food here is great and they have some good beers on tap. Nice ambiance outside, inside not as much. Their ordering system is a bit different and odd, not the worst, not the best. Excited to see what Figueroa Mountain co does with the place, as I am a big fan of their beer and lived in the Santa Barbara area for a couple of years. 8.2/10

I love this space! The people watching: outstanding! The room itself beautiful! Plenty of space and quite a beautiful area just to gawk inside! I always come on Taco Tuesdays for the three tacos and a beer for 15 dollars. A great deal. I always get the veggie brisket tacos. It's a go-to. The service is good, they respect space and will answer quickly when they are asked. I love it and will continue to return!

Broxton is by far the nicest bar in Westwood, and the food and drinks are good. Staff is very friendly and attentive. However they do not have happy hour discounts, so all of their mains are around $15-25 and their appetizers are $7-10. Today I tried the tomato bisque which was very good especially with the side of garlic toast. I've had the fried chicken sandwich before too which is also good. However I'm not sure if it's worth almost $16 with tax and tip for soup. Drinks start around $9. Bathroom on-site. Garage and street parking nearby. You may have a wait on a Friday/Saturday evening. Atmosphere is great though, and seating available for larger groups!

The food was not bad for Westwood, but the service was certainly lacking. It took over an hour to order and get our food. Certainly not a place to come to if you are in a hurry to get back to work.

Horrible service, worse food. Water took 30 min at 12 pm when no other customers were there ! Friend chicken is overly sweet, it's not suppose to be a pastry ... I like the ambiance but man they need to work on their service.