Stopped in on a Sunday night and it was surprisingly busy. Love the concept- all California, all taps. We didn’t eat but the sausage-heavy, vegan-friendly food concept is cool, too. Prices were about $6-$7 for most things, which meant some beers were overpriced and some were good deals. Atmosphere was cool, and remoded me of many non-craft bars in the Midwest. Took a while to get served and they didn’t have a clean snifter for what I ordered so I got a slightly smaller pour than I should have. Bartender seemed to be paying more attention to familiar faces, which was just about to piss us off because we came in and followed the "Order Here" sign. Overall, cool place and great concept. Worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Glad to finally visit Dave’s place. Great and fresh selection. I counted two casks. No bottles, everything is fresh here. Great selection. All Californian. List is divides as either IPA or not-IPA. Nice bright interior. Bar, pool tables. Food looked good, and my friend said that it was good. Will be returning! Sampler flights easily available.

Stopped in on a flight to Burbank based on the recommendations, and boy is it worth the visit! 38 taps, rotating on an almost daily basis (and updated on a daily basis on their website too!) Friendly service. Did not try the food, but everything else just rocks. It is worth noting that all of their taps are California beers, but what a variety is possible with CA beers as your focus. They will also do 4oz flights of any beer that they sell in pints 4 for $9, which is a great way to rack up some ratings. A winner.

Made to look like an old Chicago bar where almost everything is in a can and the only food is bad frozen pizza and worse hot dogs. The food here is better but not great. Tony is a man who loves an IPA and always endeavors to have seasonal IPAs on when they are conceivably fresh. In a very quiet neighborhood in Burbank. Always a young, artsy crowd with some elder locals mixed in. There is a small female bartender who is never in a good mood - and not in a cool way like Jane (? black hair...) at Toronado. In general, the barstaff is a bit spaced out. I consistently have to wait for attention on slow weeknights, which I don’t appreciate.

Lots of IPA on tap (a whole half of the menu) and a great selection of vegan items on the menu. These guys know what they are doing and serve beer well. I’ve only been for lunch and got great service. The vegan biscuits, gravy, and grits are awesome. No bottles, but I kinda like that in a beer bar. The all-California concept is really cool too, though I think I would get a little bored with it if I was a local. That being said, I wish I was a local! Very nice beer bar and deserves its top rankings.

Nice old school bar with a great tap selection. Good selection of IPA’s, plus they have half glasses as well. Staff was pretty knowledgeable about the brews, too. Good place, if your in Burbank it’s a must visit.

Really cool place - new, but built to look like a local dive bar. Really interesting beer selection, and they’ll pour you a 4 beer sampler for $8. They serve nothing but sausages, fries, and salads, but all are pretty delicious. The bar tender was serving those at the bar, and filling all of the food orders. Amazing service in spite of it all, but they could have used a few more people helping out.

Had to, had to, HAD TO stop by this place when in the area back in March of this year. This was my #1 stop on our quick trip to the area. I now wish I would have gone everyday. Really cool looking building from the outside, but smaller than I thought. As others have noted, the parking is free on the street. We parked about half a block away which was nice. Nice bar that seats maybe 15-20 people. Small tables scattered throughout. A lone pool table and a lone dart board in the back. For having "Darts" in the name, I figured there would be more dart boards available. Ah well, it was free so we played for about an hour. Their tap list was nothing short of amazing. All beers are from CA, and half of them (about 20) are IPAs. I’m in heaven. The service was excellent. Friendly, but not overly so. Got our drinks quickly and in the correct glassware, which is always a bonus. We just missed Pliny, which was my biggest disappointment from our trip, but it was a small price to pay for such an awesome establishment. Were I a local, I would hit this place up constantly. A bar any city would be proud to have.

Ambiance: A faux dive bar for sure. Darkly lit, typical signs, tap handles and stuff behind the bar. Gorgeous tap towers, could use more seating.

Service: When Dave worked there, he was the man. Paige could manage to make my day even if my dog died. She is a sweetheart. Tony is the man as well.

Selection: An amazing, fresh selection of California Craft. Food: A very focused vegan and sausage menu, the sausage sandwich I had was wonderful. Value: Typical Los Angeles beer bar prices. Around 6-8 bucks a pop. Overall: Wish I lived closer, that would be my go to joint.

Small place with a really nice beer selection. Very unassuming outside, didn’t even see it at first when we pulled up in the dark. Inside had a bit of a dive bar feel to it, but not in a bad way. There was a pool table that could serve as an eating table for big parties. I only had some disco fries while I was there and they were very tasty. It was a busy night and the beertenders were working hard, but the service was a little slow, but I still enjoyed myself.