Burning Bridge Brewing

Such incredible fun in a business complex off Allen street! I've never been to burning bridge til my friend Adam was playing He's an awesome talented friend of mine and was playing with his band Nebulaen. The space for music is a bit weird, I think it's strange they chose to put the bands in front. It's hard for them to get in and out the single door entrance with the flow of people with their gear, but the back of burning bridge is the brewery so no room there to have anyone it's health code and unsafe to have others back there so I see why they did the front for music performances. I think the music quality for sound board was great but the music shouldn't be so loud, it hurt my ears but thankfully they offered free ear buds by register. The hibiscus seltzer was so good I ordered it three times before I left. Very flavorful.

The service A++ The brews A+ to the moon & back!! Don't be "chismosa" the indoors is small but accommodating, great playlist playing in the background. Today is BBQ Day! Let's eat! Plenty of Parking!

Came back and still amazing drinks! Also, appreciate the adult ambiance... great music (punk), great service, great variety, great drinks...

Came here for the BBQ (vendor was there, they don't have a kitchen) ordered a flight and a few pints. Couldn't help but think these glasses seem small, bartender assured me they were 16oz glasses. My last beer I ordered a stout that came in a 16oz can. I poured it into my empty glass and after I filled it I continued to pour the remaining into a flight glass that she said was 5oz. And almost filled it. Pretty much what I'm saying is they use different glassware to short you and lie to you. They still charge $7.45-9.45 per beer, they just don't give you all you pay for.

Good laid back vibes here. We tried quite a few of the beers on tap. I would recommend the KOKUA fundraiser if you want an IPA. It's slightly different everywhere, but the one at this brewery smells really good and flavor is better than the other IPAs on tap currently. I also had the sour Good God, it's the only sour in the menu but it's a good one, I enjoyed two while watching the Chiefs and Bills. If you hate peach I'd still recommend this one because it didn't have a heavy peachness to it. Ask the bartender for a sample, trust me. I'm a bit of a light weight, but when I'm brewery hopping I'm always happy to find sours and Belgium whits on the menu. The Good God is 4.3%, lowest one they currently offer on tap, perfect for me. The menu is small but I can tell the owner (who is pretty friendly and usually around) knows how to build a good array of what's on tap. There's plenty of seating, I'd say this place is great for watching a game, well-priced and honestly the vibes are very down to earth. There's no front here, I love the mural on the wall, it's got a rocker vibe. Catching a game here is great because the TVs a placed well, anywhere you sit it's comfortable viewing. The projector is a nice touch. I hear there's free pizza today, I'll prob be inquiring about that once I finish my second round.The Last Beer: I shared a New Black IPA with the table, we all sipped it and enjoyed it. This is a collab with Burning Bridge and local brewer Ryan Rivas. For a dark beer I really enjoyed this, and to be fair, I always try dark beers but rarely like them. My cousin, a brewer and lover of dark beers, had nothing but good things to say about it. The expectation for these is that they are brewed to avoid the ash taste while achieving smoked flavor. Not an easy task, the recipe is a little more involved, they nailed it with this one.

Place is cool, really laid back. Hospitality and service were great. I would definitely go back there. The owners were really nice. I wanted to check it out since they are opening a new location in West Covina at the Haven City Market. They let me know about mid August. I will check as soon as they line up around then. Cool spot, they had Comedy night the night I went. Had a good time needless to say.

Really friendly clientele and staff at Burning Bridge. They have great food vendors and unique brews you will want to try. Trivia night, comedy night, live music and football will keep you entertained while you enjoy good times with friends.

A beer tender from another brewery recommended this brewery to us and I'm so glad he did! They have a spicy mango seltzer that reminds me of a Mexican lollipop. They rim the glass with chamoy and tajin and it was the perfect treat after a long weekend. My husband tried the hazy ipa and really enjoyed that as well. The beer tender was so nice and let us sample the beers to decide what we wanted. They sell snacks on site, but you can also use Uber eats or DoorDash to order food for delivery.

I had an incredible time at Burning Bridge Brewing. I stopped in after a trail run to see what this place was about, since I had never heard of it. There were a few people inside and the place looked clean. There's a big logo right in front so you know where you're at. James was behind the bar, and he really made me feel welcome.I stayed for a couple of pints and tasted some of their other beers. The Double IPA I had was so smooth and held its own at a whopping 9.2%. I tried a hazy for my second beer. I usually try and stay away from hazy's because I kind of just got over the craze, but to be honest, it was really good. Not too sweet. It was dry and refreshing. I also tried a stout that they had on tap and apparently trying to get ride of to make space for a new beer. It was delicious! I'm going to go back with a few friends to show them this great new spot!

The beers and vibes here are sick. Everything is good. My favorite beer is understanding in a cold crash. It's a next level reference. IYKYK