Tuesday 10th of April 2012 01:17:39 PM

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Brewco is no longer a brewpub but is now a craft beer bar. It’s a narrow but fairly long restaurant/bar about half a block from the beach. A large roll-up garage door gives the front tables a view of the ocean. A nicely designed metal railing of artistically shaped barley encloses the space when the garage door is up.

Otherwise, the place has a busy, beach, beer bar feeling. There are quite a few TVs. The walls and ceiling are dark and the two side walls are brick. Tall wooden tables and warm wood tall chairs plus a row of padded booths fill the space.

There’s an extensive list of draft beers, including about a dozen mostly local craft offerings, and many bottled beers to choose from.

The food is salad, sandwiches, burgers, etc. and is on the upper end of typical pub fare but not gourmet.

Friday 11th of December 2009 10:29:44 PM

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This is a former brew pub that has taken out all of their brewing equipment and become a beer bar - with a good selection of interesting beers.
They have a full menu (and full bar) that features everything from calamari appetizers to full steak dinners (hamburgers, pizza, etc. in between).

It is located very close to the beach (take note on warm summer days - it will be crowded and parking will be tough to find ... you can almost always find a place in the public lot on Valley Dr. and Manhattan Beach Blvd.) The bar is housed in an older building with brick walls - but it has a modern flavor inside. Comfortable seating both at the bar and at tables along one side. There are three tall tables right next to the window looking out at Manhattan Beach Blvd.