"Homage, a microbrewery in the middle of industrial Chinatown, is made for people who love beer but also maybe want to dance a little. There’s a pleasant patio out front where you might spot a few toddlers with their tattooed parents. But the real scene is inside the garage, which has a long bar counter, a spinning disco ball, and a DJ spinning vinyl records behind a monochromatic booth. Most people come here to sip housemade IPAs and snack on things like chicken wings and birria brisket tacos during the afternoon, but it’s worth noting that on weekend nights, the dance floor is packed past midnight." - brant cox
"Though typically a chill hangout on most days, Homage Brewing can get busy and buzzy on Dodgers game day. It’s an intimate spot on the north end of Chinatown where excellent music plays on the PA while staff pours lagers or ales, saisons, or something from a superb wine list. On weekends, DJs will pop up in the main room and the interior of the brewery transoforms into a dance floor under the disco ball overhead." - Matthew Kang
"Though typically a chill hangout on most days, Homage Brewing can get busy and buzzy on Dodgers game day. It’s an intimate spot on the north end of Chinatown where excellent music plays on the PA while staff pours lagers or ales, saisons, or something from a superb wine list. If not at Homage during a game, the TV will always be tuned in to the Boys in Blue." - Matthew Kang, Mona Holmes
"Homage, a brewery and restaurant in the middle of industrial Chinatown, is made for people who love beer but also want to dance. There’s a pleasant patio out front where you might spot a couple of toddlers with their tattooed parents. But the real scene is inside the garage, which has a long bar counter, a disco ball, and a DJ spinning vinyl records behind a monochromatic booth. Most people come here to sip housemade IPAs and snack on scallop crudo during the day, but on Friday and Saturday nights, the dance floor is packed until 1am. " - brant cox, nikko duren
"There's a lot to love about Homage: excellent beer, destination bar food (get the burger), and a dancefloor where people get down. On weekend afternoons at this Chinatown brewery, you might spot toddlers with their saison-drinking parents on the pleasant front patio. But the real scene is in the garage, which has a long bar, a disco ball, and, often, a DJ spinning vinyl. Most people come here to sip housemade IPAs and snack on masa-battered chicken wings during the day, but on Friday and Saturday nights, the dance floor is packed until 1am. Head there the next time you’re looking for a place to appreciate dry-hopped saisons and meet someone with a color-coordinated tote bag." - brant cox, sylvio martins, nikko duren, garrett snyder