Tirebiter Brewery 2502 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90007

"fyi to anybody planning on coming here the beer list is on the smaller side and the beer percentage is also on the lower side. i think the highest percent i saw was a 6% which in no way is a bad thing or a knock to them but we were looking for more options and stronger ones. other than that, the service was great and the waitress was very attentive. i'd visit in the future to try some of the food i saw on the menu which seems like this place is more of a date night so i'd be sure to visit under different circumstances. i'd also note that the restroom was extremely clean. lastly, the beer was good and there was really no complaints about this brewery."

"Great beer, however small selection of about 10 beers with wine, sangria, and whites claws. Super cute interior and good music. Food was also amazing. GET THE SHOYU CHICKEN WINGS."

"Nice little spot close to the USC campus. Upscale beer pub food was extremely tasty. Beer was good."

"Really glad they're open! Great service and great beers. Out of all of them, their pilsner surprised me the most. Out of all the hazy ipas being produced by everyone, it's really nice to find a fantastic lager that anyone can drink. Don't get me wrong, I love hazys but the fact that this place produces a superb pilsner speaks volumes to their quality! Highly recommend! Take the expo or a bus to get here!"

"First, let me get the good out of the way. The inside is beautifully done with a classy cozy interior. Second, the staff were super friendly—-probably helped since relatively no one was inside but still nice attitudes all around. The reason for the bad rating is mainly because of the way they operate. As a “brewery “ they are a small batch, 5 barrel outfit so that means that they have an extremely limited supply. It takes them 2-4 weeks to brew a new batch supposedly. Hence, when I went in they had NONE of their beers available and only mostly beers from New Belgium. At $7-8 a beer that’s not their own I could have gone to any other bar for that or a lower price. They didn’t indicate anywhere that these weren’t their own beers except for the small type on their menus inside. It’s basically a crapshoot when you walk in if they have their own brews on tap. Apparently they also serve food as well but I saw nothing below $14 so I hope it’s not small portions. Given that they are basically the only bar in the area and adjacent to USC ($$$$$) I’m sure they will do well with the frat crowd. But not by selling their own beers since they don’t seem to have any available...."