Great unassuming little brewery in Chinatown with a solid selection of beer and wines. Cool vibes with heaters inside as well if you're feeling chilly which was a nice touch I was not expecting. Friendly staff which I really appreciated and was not expecting as well. Definitely will be back on the weekend, and I'm sure it will be full.

Pros: Food was good. Beer was tasty. Indoor and outdoor seating. Pet friendly, kid friendly. Cons: You order standing up, so be prepared to stand in line and wait to order as if you're at a fast food restaurant (but still be asked for a full tip as if someone is waiting on your table). Place is priced pretentiously, so be prepared to pay like you're going to a cocktail joint rather than a brewery.

Went during one of the dodgers World Series games and it did get full pretty quickly but there was still enough space for everyone to sit since there's seating upstairs as well. Not a rowdy bar at all . The service here is friendly and quick for the drinks. Their fruits beers are delicious! The nachos were just okay but we don't really come here for the food 10/10 recommend the strawberry beer! Second time coming here & we always order this bottle

Was trying to think of something fun for a date and came across this place on Resident Advisor. I love a good DJ set, and I was surprised to see this was at a brewery! But here's the thing - I actually don't drink. THE DRINKS: Super fun drink selection for the beer drinkers, and my friend was impressed! For me, I was surprised to see that they actually had something non-alcoholic on tap. I ordered a sparkling jasmine tea which was delicious. SERVICE: Good service - they answered all the questions we had, especially with me asking for non-alcoholic options. VIBES: BLOWN AWAY by the vibes!! One thing about me - I love disco balls and they had one spinning around which automatically bumped up the points on this one. They were projecting anime on the wall before the DJ came on. The music started and her set was amazing. We were there early-ish, but people were already dancing. A small dance floor but a good amount of space. BOTTOM LINE: Definitely need to come back and stay a bit later. Great for a group of both drinkers and non-drinkers.

Came here for my birthday after finding some stellar recommendations of this place from social media. Would say the drink selection is quite nice for a brewery! The food/snack selection is good! I liked their food quite a bit. The ambiance is cute, the indoor area has a few seats and a small dance floor. The outdoor area has a few seatings + a smoking area. They have djs rotating here, and personally the music is not generally my style but I know it can appeal to a good amount of people. I'd say just do your research if you're coming for the music (and if you're picky like me). The service was alright, wouldn't say it was mind blowing but don't have any negatives. The parking situation kind of sucks if you're coming by car, you have to get lucky for sure! So if you're driving, be prepared to find parking for a while or pay the typical LA $20. Overall, I like this place as a sit down/hangout spot. I don't think I'd come here on my own again, but maybe if I was invited perhaps.

Small warehouse space near Chinatown. Didn't even know it existed. Nice, quiet, breezy. Super hipster. Open garage. They have a movie projector which is a nice touch to entice customers to hang out longer. Scooby Doo movie was playing. Options for beer to go. Small craft menu. Very cute spot. I would totally work from that space. Would have loved to check out the upstairs area but sadly it was closed off. Dog friendly. Parking on the street or there is a lot down the street.

The live DJs add a cool, energetic vibe to the place, perfectly complementing the stylish decor and delicious drinks. It's a great spot for a fun and enjoyable night out.

Nice brewery down the street from the Los Angeles Historical Park. We brought our dog along and he was warmly welcomed inside (and given a treat). I had seen a picture of their smash burgers and had to try it. It did not disappoint. It was a little on the small side however. We also tried an order of the wings, which had a delicious hot honey type sauce on top, but a little bit too much paprika for my liking. I washed everything down with a sour beer and my boyfriend settled for a pale ale, since they didn't have a single IPA on draft. I knocked a star off for the lack of IPAs and the fact that they do not have TVs. That being said, I'd definitely return if in the area.

Service 4.5/5 Atmosphere 4.5/5 Overall 5/5 Homage Brewing is an excellent brewery to meet with your friends! They have both great beer and a solid natural wine selection. In comparison to other breweries in the surrounding area there is actually fantastic food served in-house. A lot of the breweries in the Chinatown and Arts District area do not have in-house food menu, and if they do the food is somewhat mediocre. But at Homage the drinks and food are delicious! On weekdays, Homage isn't as busy and is a great date night spot! The food comes out quick and the lines for drinks are much shorter. Definitely recommend date night at Homage!