Monkish Brewing Co.
The South Bay’s most famous taproom — hazy IPA pilgrims line up on can release days.
20311 S Western Ave
Craft country
Torrance alone has 11 breweries — the densest craft strip in LA County — and El Segundo adds a walkable downtown taproom scene. Here are the nine we’ve verified.
The South Bay’s most famous taproom — hazy IPA pilgrims line up on can release days.
20311 S Western Ave
Family-run brewery with a broad core lineup and a roomy taproom.
1901 Del Amo Blvd
Brewpub with a full kitchen — the rare brewery that’s also a dinner plan.
5160 W 190th St
Lager-focused brewery and taproom (yes, it’s in Torrance).
1855 Del Amo Blvd
Old World brewing traditions with a modern spin, near the airport corridor.
Wild and sour farmhouse ales from one of LA’s most technical brewers.
The West Coast IPA anchor of downtown El Segundo — open daily with pizza next door.
140 Main St
Named for El Segundo’s 5.5 square miles — Thursday trivia nights at 7pm.
137 Nevada St
Small-batch brewery in El Segundo’s Smoky Hollow industrial district.
211 Arena St