Solarc Brewing
Bars & Pubs · Los Angeles, CA
3505 North Eagle Rock Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90065
Website: http://solarcbrewing.com/
Rated 4.8 from 66 reviews.
About
Solarc Brewing is a craft brewery located in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, offering house-made beers and a casual taproom environment. Open weekdays from late afternoon through evening and weekend afternoons until late night, it serves as a neighborhood destination for beer enthusiasts and social gatherings.
Hours
- Monday: 12:00–10:00 PM
- Tuesday: 6:00–10:00 PM
- Wednesday: 6:00–10:00 PM
- Thursday: 12:00–11:00 PM
- Friday: 12:00–11:00 PM
- Saturday: 12:00–11:00 PM
- Sunday: 12:00–10:00 PM
Reviews
Wow, what a cool spot! The staff was really friendly and helpful, the space was unique and interesting, and the beverages were tasty — Zed
Been trying to gatekeep this place so it doesn’t get too popular, but they deserve the recognition. There’s nowhere else in LA I can go to have a nice, relaxed time - whether it’s for a coffee during the day or a beer at night. You can go solo or with friends and feel comfortable. Extremely interesting and eccentric interior lined with foil and multicoloured lights. They have live modular synth m… — Emma Matsuda
Cool small local spot, beers were ok but not really my style. Does not mean the beers are bad just not appealing to my taste pallet. I love the music and vibes tho 🙏🏾 very chill, zen type ambiance. — Will See
This place is like abstract art no one understands, but 15 people have out of body experiences looking at. It’s what I’d imagine breweries will be after the inevitable nuclear apocalypse. I am picky about beer so truly don’t passively enjoy anything they have on offer (I have to think about it to appreciate vs just enjoying it), but my myopic palette can’t be the only thing I judge it by. It’s we… — Dan Nufer
I think this might be the best place in the world on so many levels. Not sure where to start. Beer attitude people music the place? I don't know if it gets better especially if you're interested in places that do it a little differently — Chris Dennis