Frogtown Brewery
Brewery · Elysian Valley ·
Independent craft brewery with diverse IPAs, lagers, and sours
Independent craft brewery with diverse IPAs, lagers, and sours
"A tiny brewery named after the tiny neighborhood it’s in, Frogtown Brewery is a great spot to grab beers to-go. Pick up a four-pack of the Feather In It IPA, or the Strawberry-Basil Blonde, then walk down the LA River bike path until you find a quiet place to sit and drink it. Preferably, alongside some sandwiches from nearby Wax Paper." - brett keating
"Frogtown Brewery is back open by the LA River, with a brand new beer garden featuring a projection screen that’ll be showing Dodgers games until they inevitably lose in heartbreaking fashion (unless Mookie puts them over the hump). Reservations here." - brett keating
"This Frogtown taproom and brewery is doing something a bit different this week, partnering with LA’s Dead Of Night Distillery to produce hand sanitizer for local hospitals and medical centers. For more info, check out Frogtown’s Instagram. They’re also offering pick-up and local delivery on craft brews through their website." - team infatuation
"After grabbing an early afternoon cocktail and brunch at Salazar, head down the street to Frogtown Brewery. The small taproom kind of feels like you’re drinking inside of a friend’s garage, only with way better beer. At only 4.5% alcohol, The Feather In It session IPA is a great daytime beer and our favorite thing to put in our stomach before walking the dog down the LA River bike path for the afternoon." - brant cox
"Another dependable Eastside brewery, Frogtown Brewery serves solid beers out of their small space by the LA River. We highly recommend the huge, boozy War On Sobriety, a 10% TIPA that’s going to knock you over after approximately one can. On the opposite end, their Feather It In is a great session we’ll happily drink all afternoon. They’ve also been making hand sanitizer to provide to local healthcare facilities. Order via their website for daily pick-up, or $5 delivery within 10 miles." - brett keating
