I have rarely ventured into Whittier, but met up with some buddies for lunch and some beers. The whole area is actually pretty neat and this place is a pretty cool spot. It's like a food hall/food court with cafeteria style seating inside and outside and they have a variety of food options. I saw they had a desert place, crepes, vegan Mexican, pizza, and bbq. They also have some vendors selling different stuff. I'm not a big beer drinker, but it looks like they have a decent selection and different types. The worker was friendly and he'll give you samples if you're not sure what you want to get. I got the Godfather from the pizza place and it was not great, but not terrible either. It had good flavor, but didn't blow me away. My buddies tried the bbq place and they liked it a lot, so if I ever come back, I'm going to have to try that place out. Went on a Sunday so it was pretty busy. The bartender said it's usually not that busy during the weekdays. Parking is pretty rough, but there are plenty of spaces if you're willing to walk a block or so. Overall, a pretty cool concept in a cool part of town.

A decent beer garden at a food court uptown Whittier. They didn't have beer tastings just pints. I usually get beer tastings with mostly hoppy beers. We tried double hazy, cider and a sort of dark beer. Those were tasty but I would have preferred more varieties. The service was friendly. A solid place for beers and I liked the relaxing atmosphere.

Great beer selection. Huge place. Love the ambiance. Food is great. Overall a good spot to hang out or a happy hour. Good service!

If you're looking for a hang out spot in Whittier, then Whittier Brewing is the place. There's a lot of tables inside and there's an outdoor sitting area as well. It's family friendly and great for big groups. There's a few different food vendors that you can order food from. There's a bbq, pizza, coffee and pastries, crepes and a vegan Mexican place. There's a good variety of beer and wine. There's some pinball machines to play as well.

First timer & wow! What a unique brewery with ample space in Whittier! The brewery is inside what feels like an old bank but gives German beer hall vibes with the picnic tables and high ceilings! The PINBALL machines are a plus and only 50cents!! Tons of outdoor space too! Space is enough for a big group!!! Ample amount of tables The Beers are GREAT!! They really have something for everyone! They have light beers, ipa's, lagers, marzen, sours, wines and more!!!! The food: they have tons of small businesses inside with AMAZING FOOD OPTIONS! Pizza, wings, to BBQ meat!! This really adds a nice touch!! What did we order: - wings 10/10 -2 margherita pizza 10/10 - 2 capicola pizza 10/10 -cannolis 10/10 - tiramisu 10/10 Overall: we will return!!! Go if you haven't!!!

Beer prices pretty reasonable. Plenty of seats. Only Done fall the BBQ joint had limited food as they sold out of some options. Which was a little disappointing.

If you're looking for a brewery that has it all, this is the place for you. Looking for BBQ Looking for outdoor patio that's dog friendly Looking for great tasting beer . Great quick service at a cool area.

It is pretty good, with the potential to be great. There are some food options- I think it needs at least one more food place and one more dessert place. The beers run IPA-crafty with funny names. I got a witbier. It's a wheatier Whittier. It is a clean, communal space with a large beer garden, but there's no free wi-fi. The lack of wifi makes it hard to commune. The building itself is great, first designed as a neo-classical, high-ceilinged bank, with polished floors and tall French windows, the venue is still handsome and big enough to host weddings at 15,000 sq ft. I just hope the DJs at these weddings don't need wifi. Plus, being a bank, DJs might freak out people when they tell them to get their hands up.

The Brewing Company is located in the same food hall as La Crosta Wood Fired Pizza. It's a neat space, showcasing how a historical building can be repurposed to attract visitors to the site. They offer a wide variety of beer styles, with their German Pilsner being their most popular. All of their beers are locally made in-house and are reasonably priced at around $8 per pint. I liked how they have creative names to each beer. Although I don't remember what my beer was called, I went with the White Wheat Ale, which reminded me of Allagash Beer. It had a REFRESHING balance of citrus and spice. Behind the stall, they have an open display of all the ingredients used.