Link N Hops
Gastropub · Atwater Village ·
Sausages, craft beer, TVs, patio & Bingo Night on Tuesdays
Sausages, craft beer, TVs, patio & Bingo Night on Tuesdays
"Tucked behind Starbucks and 55 Degree Wine, Link-N-Hops is a good surprise to find, yet exactly what you expect. They’ve got an interesting, wide range of wild sausages (from rattlesnake to wild boar) and even a generous selection of vegan sausages to go with usually loud music, sports on TVs and a ‘keep dad happy’ bar with a decent selection of beers and is littered with some actually pretty cool handmade signs. In a surprise twist of design aesthetic it has many historical images of the Glendale-Hyperion Bridge covering its walls. We recommend Bingo Night on Tuesdays." - Brains on Fire
"With locations in Atwater Village and Sunland-Tujunga, Link N Hops has a whole lot of sausages - from traditional dogs like smoked pork and spicy Italian to more novel flavors like rattlesnake and wild boar. TVs to watch the game, too." - kat hong, james montgomery
"Atwater’s local sports bar, Link n Hops, feels like a national chain restaurant—think slick logo and an interior that’s just a smidge too shiny—but as everyone in the area knows, this the best place to grab a pint and watch the game. (It’s also their only location, after a recent closing in Sunland.) In typical sports bar fashion, there are TV screens on nearly every surface as well as a full row of craft beer on tap. The titular links are quite good as well—thick, juicy sausages that are nestled in a bun and topped with onions, garlic, and spices." - arden shore, sylvio martins
"Link-N-Hops, Atwater Village. Tucked behind Starbucks and 55 Degree Wine, Link-N-Hops is a good surprise to find, yet exactly what you expect. They’ve got an interesting, wide range of wild sausages (from rattlesnake to wild boar) and even a generous selection of vegan sausages to go with usually loud music, sports on TVs and a ‘keep dad happy’ bar with a decent selection of beers and is littered with some actually pretty cool handmade signs. In a surprise twist of design aesthetic it has many historical images of the Glendale-Hyperion Bridge covering its walls. We recommend Bingo Night on Tuesdays."
"A second row of noteworthy bars are a three-minute rideshare or 15-minute walk to Glendale Boulevard’s Link N’ Hops." - Mona Holmes
