Los Angeles Beer Lovers’ Guide: South Bay’s Top Breweries and Tasting Rooms
- GSS Staff
- Jun 5, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 5
Are you a beer enthusiast or simply looking to explore local LA culture?
Check out these South Bay beer gardens, breweries, and tasting rooms — each offering its own mix of small-batch craftsmanship, relaxed vibes, and great community energy.
Love this spot. It has a huge indoor and outdoor space, with locations in Hawthorne and Culver City. Expect food trucks, great beer, and dog-friendly areas. Perfect for game nights or casual hangouts.
Beer, live music, and pizza — what more could you ask for? A family-friendly environment with three locations in Lomita, Torrance, and Redondo Beach. Great beer, wine, and genuinely lovely people.
A lovely spot with a particularly inviting outdoor area. The ambience is relaxed and social, and they host lots of local events. Open seven days a week and both child- and pet-friendly.
A Torrance favorite for craft beer lovers. Enjoy Belgian beers, IPAs, and sours in their indoor and outdoor tasting spaces. Both child- and dog-friendly — a great place to spend an afternoon.
An award-winning Torrance brewery known for its creative craft beers and commitment to sustainability. They often feature food trucks, making it an easy local favorite.
Located right on Main Street in El Segundo, this independent, locally owned brewery features an amazing tap list and a regular food truck schedule. A classic South Bay stop for serious beer drinkers.
With locations in both Torrance and Hermosa Beach, this brewery offers great beer alongside a full food menu. Their Hermosa location is right in the middle of all the action — perfect for pairing lagers, IPAs, or pilsners with ocean air.
A new tasting room in Manhattan Beach, with two other award-winning locations near San Diego. It’s an open, airy space perfect for relaxed evenings and tasting flights.
Each of these breweries celebrates what the South Bay does best — good company, coastal sunshine, and quality beer. Whether you’re hopping between Torrance and Hermosa or settling into a local favorite, you’ll find that every pour here tells its own California story.
