Three Weavers Brewing Company
Brewery · Inglewood
1031 W Manchester Blvd A-B, Inglewood, CA 90301
Highlights
Craft brewery with board games, outdoor seating, and food trucks
Craft brewery with board games, outdoor seating, and food trucks
"Three Weavers Brewing Company was founded by Lynne Weaver and brewmaster Alexandra Nowell. It is THE SPOT to go to in Inglewood for our very own local brew. Put it on your map! The tap room has seating space both indoors and outside. This is a great place to hang out after work and enjoy the perfect Inglewood weather with great brews." - Aero Collective
"While they don’t serve food at Three Weavers, this Inglewood brewery has outdoor patios that make it very easy to enjoy house-made brews or even a board game before or after a visit to SoFi. There are also occasional pop-up food vendors, should the dates align. The brewery usually has 10 to 15 beers on tap at a time, including a few non-alcoholic options. The latest taps are posted to Three Weavers’ website." - Mona Holmes
"Three Weavers is located in the middle of an industrial neighborhood right behind Randy’s Donuts in Inglewood. It’s a big taproom that’s ideal for large groups: we like to come in with a build-your-own picnic and post up for the day at one of their tables. You might recognize the Expatriate IPA from any decent bar or restaurant tap list in town, but there’s a lot more to like than that—the Cambodian Cowboy imperial stout is boozy, chocolatey, and made with actual Cambodian coffee, and the Dark & Jammy is a great sour ale. " - brant cox, sylvio martins, nikko duren, garrett snyder
"Vendors, including Kreung Kitchen, Battambong BBQ, and Chinitos Tacos, are hosting a collaborative pop-up in celebration of the Cambodian New Year on Saturday, May 4." - Rebecca Roland
"If you’d require six energy drinks to stay up late enough for a 9pm dinner reservation, a daytime thing is probably more your style. Three Weavers in Inglewood makes some of the best beer in LA, and is a great low-key option. The taproom has huge picnic tables where you can bring in your own food, post up all day, play some board games, and spend the afternoon trying to convince your friends they don’t need to sing “Happy Birthday” at you in front of the whole bar." - brant cox, brett keating
