May 19, 2011 [ Updated October 24, 2011 ]
The description is exclatly how fourplayed said. I went on a lonely night. I was served right away and the bartender right away showed me the menu and described some of the details. Like which beers are special releases and so on. He also told me we have Negra Modelo but where trying to get rid of it cause we refuse to carry Macros, its only there cause we got it for Cinco De Mayo. Either way, all there othere taps where awsome, they had the locals, craftsman and eagle rock. Other cal brews like ballast point, and russian river. and a few outsiders like hair of the dog. For the most part it was all california taps. The food was good but not the best. Prices vary, some stuff is pricey but other things are actually priced pretty good. Overall, cool place.

October 19, 2010
Uptown Whittier on West side of Greenleaf, just north of Philadelphia st. Parking on streets can be tough during peak hours. But, public parking lots are easily accessable. appxrx a 20’ x 50’ room in the old renovated area of uptown. Distress brick walls, dimly lit, dark woods, nice ambiance. several tables in the front patio entrance if you’d like to watch the people go by. Very good selection of taps and in the bottle brews. Very knowledgeable about their brews and willing to give you small samples before buying. The Food menu is interesting and very tasty. Overall a bit pricey, but there’s nothing else in this part of town with such a good selection. I’d say they’ll get a lot of the Whittier college kids in here and a more upscale crowd.