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.

Great place with a very friendly staff. Good selection of beer that promote California based breweries. Great variety of sausages that pair well with the many types of beer.

This is my spot! Amazing beer selection of rotating California beers with a heavy emphasis on IPAs. What’s more, they have the best beer prices anywhere and use the correct glassware. Food, staff, and patrons are all tops in my books. Last, they have board games and a huge beer book library - how cool is that?

Good place to stop in for lunch. They have a variety of different sausages to go with all of their beer. They specialize in local California beer and are always looking for new ones. 15 out of the 30 taps were IPA’s which is always good. I tried a great coffee stout from Cismontane. Enjoyed it very much.

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.

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.

Ambiance: It’s clean and well kept, definitely a bar atmosphere, but who really cares about the decorum and lighting when you have a few dozen taps of good beer? Service: order at the bar, staff were friendly enough. Selection: lots of fresh IPAs and other good Cali brews, draft only. Food: sausages are really the only thing on the menu, very tasty though, and the lunch special was a good deal. Decent prices, overall a very nice place.

I visited this past Friday evening with my brother. We sat down at the bar. It was pretty much a dive bar with heavy metal blaring in the background (think Pantera). There were two order here areas at the bar. We sat there while an entire line of people got beer. So I told my brother it looks like we have to get up and order. They don’t serve you if you are sitting at the bar. So he got up and ordered his beer and sausage sandwich. Those are pretty much your options for food. Vegan or sausage sandwich.

After he returned they came and took my order. So that’s the reason for the low rate on service. It was not clearly defined how to order here.

The beer selection was all tap. Half IPA and half everything else. That’s what brought me here. I love IPA’s. And it did not disappoint. The selection was awesome. The sausage sandwich was one of the best I’ve had. It would have been nice to have more options beyond sausage. But it was really really good.

Overall I somewhat enjoyed my experience here. I was a bit annoyed with the service throughout. I felt like more of an outsider than someone who belonged in their fine establishment. But the beer list was worth it I suppose. A Pliny the Elder on tap with a delicious spicy sandwich. Would have been my favorite spot if I had been treated better.

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.

I don’t hand out 100s to just any bar. Tony’s Darts is not just any bar - this is the top place in the emerging craft beer scene in LA. The vibe is perfect, the crowd appreciates the care that the staff puts in, and beers are what they should be: the best local beers and lots of them. Pliny the Elder on tap every day! Beers from little breweries you just don’t see anywhere, and they are all great.15 IPAs and 20+ other beers makes it a hop heads dream while still taking care of other beer style lovers. I didn’t eat anything, but the food looks good.