"It’s been one of the Wednesdays and the last thing you need is a $14 fruity cocktail and a patio full of Instagrammers. The Surly Goat is a beer drinkers’ paradise and the kind of relaxed neighborhood bar that doesn’t exist anywhere else in Weho. There’s no food menu here, so don’t come hungry. But meet your roommate here at 7pm for a hefty IPA buzz and quick bitch session about your job, and you’ll stumble out feeling better." - brant cox
"The Surly Goat is a ten-minute walk from The Hart And The Hunter, and is a nice way to continue a laid-back Sunday. It’s one of few places in West Hollywood where you don’t have to deal with lines, $17 drinks, or bouncers that turn away your friend Dan because he’s wearing sandals. The selection of beers on tap here will impress anyone, but if you just know you like pale ales, the bartenders will happily help you out. There’s also a full bar, shuffleboard, some arcade games, and a great patio in the back." - brett keating
"Just three blocks down from Connie And Ted’s you’ll find Surly Goat - one of only a handful of places in Weho where you can actually just walk in, grab a beer at the bar, and go hang out on the patio. No lines, no waitlists, no $16 cocktails. Plus there’s shuffleboard - a little competition never hurt anybody." - jess basser sanders, amy clark, brant cox
"Surly Goat is easily the best place to drink beer in West Hollywood. This is where you go to drink Pliny the Elder and talk with the bartender about how this one brewery is totally blowing up right now. If those words mean nothing to you, just know that Surly has great drinks, a fairly relaxed space, shuffleboard, and a side patio ideal for hanging out with friends who you can actually hear." - brant cox
"Like your hardest-partying friend, The Surly Goat always manages to be involved in your drunkest nights. That’s probably because this Weho spot serves all kinds of deceptively strong beers, like some impossible-to-find bourbon barrel stout that also happens to be 14% ABV. And in addition to 27 rotating taps (and a full bar), the Goat’s got arcade games, shuffleboard, and a patio that’s laid-back, but still gets sloppy enough for you to have a great time." - brett keating