Noble Ale Works

Have been here a couple times, and they always have a nice variety of different beer styles (and usually a seltzer if you aren't a beer person). You can also order most beers in 3 sizes. Staff is friendly, and there's a decent amount of space. They often have food trucks, but on our recent visit they didn't show. Not a reflection on Noble, but we had planned to eat there. You can always bring your own food too.We would return if in the area again.

Went here before the freeway series game to pre game. Plenty of parking, not enough seats. It was busy with dodger and angel fans, so mostly standing room only. Online it states you have to register for free parking, we did and never needed to show proof of this. We purchased our drinks and left one car there while at the game. Came back to it with no problem. Staff was friendly, drinks were great. I had the pineapple seltzer, it was very refreshing on a hot day. The inside is not air conditioned just fyi, we went when it was in the 100's and it was very warm inside. Fun place, and plenty of tvs to watch the game as well. We will definitely be back!

Beer fit for a king. Our crew stopped by Noble Ale Works prior to hitting up the Angel's game on a Thursday. Unfortunately the Angel's lost badly (0-11, ouch!) but the drinks from Noble Ale Works made the trip worth it. Their brew team is incredible. They offered us a number of tastings from the tap to make sure we were happy with our picks. One of their memorable beers was the funfetti, very dessert-esque. We also tried the Flamingle, a pink strawberry lemonade seltzer. My besties ended up taking home a six pack of this seltzer for a future beach day. You can tell that Noble was made by the coolest nerds around. Several of the beers are themed around Harry Potty, Rick & Morty, etc. The artwork is dope and I'd buy a six-pack for this alone. They typically have additional vendors onsite during peak hours. During our visit there was a jewelry seller and mediterranean food truck. Pro tip: Noble Ale Works offers complimentary parking for games at the Angel's Stadium. It's an easy 10 minute walk and worth saving a few dollars. Great spot to pre or post game! Plus it's not as packed as Golden Road/Karl Strauss.

Came into Noble Ale Works before an Angels game and we absolutely loved it! Such a fun brewery with the best vibes, plenty of space, and a great selection of beers! We had way too much fun here and didn't even realize the baseball game had started while we were still hanging out there with our beers.This location is also awesome in that it's just a short walk to the game from here. The brewery also has both an inside and outside space, and lets you try the beer before you commit to a full size. Loved this place and can't wait to come back to try other beers.

Let me start off by saying, Candice (hopefully I spelled that right) is SO AWESOME!!!!!!This place is nothing short of amazing. I have to say, we were recommended this by a friend who brought one of their seltzers and we were so impressed we had to check it out. We were more than impressed. The selection they have is not only impressive, it's creative, funny, and down right tasty. Candice was helping us and held our hands as we figured out what we wanted to buy because the options were a plenty and all good! Lol. They have food venders that come in and we are pumped to come and try them, but this place.... Is stupid good and if you're an angels fan (I'm a dodgers lol) then YOU CAN PARK FREE HERE and walk to the game. Overalll, 100% you need to go here

We came here before a concert last Saturday and had a great experience. We really enjoyed their selection of beer and seltzers. The food vendor setup outside was also fantastic! Not a ton of seating options but still a great place to hangout.

One of the top breweries in OC. Great place to hang out after an Angels game. Also tons of parking unlike the other local breweries. They have a great selection and seem to take a ton of risks in their beer. I get so bored of your lager and IPA only breweries.

I was recently back after a few years of hiatus. I had a great experience upon my return. The best part of my visit was the staff! Everyone was welcoming, friendly, knowledgeable, and totally on top of their game. The beer was good as usual, and I have a new favorite. My former fav, the OG Naughty Sauce was dethroned for my weakness, a Bavarian hefe, Children of the Wheat. The brewery has expanded a bit with a communal set of benches outside and a giant music and entertainment space tucked in the back. There is an air hockey table, a lounge with a TV, and some pinball machines. I'm ready to go back already for some fresh draft Children of the Wheat!

Our go to spot before any Ducks game. I'm not the biggest fan of their beers, but they have a stout called Man's Milk that really impressed me and will continue getting that as long as it's on draft. Service is very friendly and helpful if you're not sure what to choose, but the line before Ducks game is a struggle. I think they need to limit people sampling all the beers or do something because it is rough. Either way, we'll continue to stop by before games and grab a decently priced beer!

What a hidden gem this is! I found out about it on Reddit whilst doing research on parking for a comedy show at the Honda Convention Center - buy a beer or two, park in a safe spot for free, and enjoy a nice little walk over to the venue. I arrived with about 90 minutes before the show and found a cozy little spot in the corner to enjoy my beer. I don't normally like beer, but I was surprised at how tasty my Motueka Showers was. The brewery was busy as people were pre-partying for the Angel's game and the comedy show. It was busy, but in a fun, lively way and got me pumped for the show! The walk to the Honda Convention Center was ~15 minutes and there were others walking over, so I just followed them. There are a few very busy streets to cross, but the City of Anaheim had plenty of officers out directing traffic and ensuring pedestrians were taken care of. The post-show walk back was a bit hectic, there were a lot of people leaving two huge venues, but there were lots of traffic controllers and stop-walk attendants. I felt very safe walking back to my car at night!My car was safe and sound when I returned, and Noble Ale Works was still pretty lively. Leaving the area wasn't fun - tons of traffic, so be ready for that. I will definitely return to Noble Ale Works if I go to another show in the area!