1. Benny Boy Brewing exterior
    Photograph: Courtesy Marie Buck | Benny Boy Brewing
  2. Benny Boy bar area
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  3. Benny Boy Brewing outdoor seating area
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  4. People clinking beers at Benny Boy Brewing
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  5. Benny Boy backyard area
    Photograph: Courtesy Marie Buck
  6. Benny Boy Cider House
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Review

Benny Boy Brewing

5 out of 5 stars
  • Bars | Breweries
  • Lincoln Heights
  • price 2 of 4
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

After a half decade of researching centuries-old fermentation techniques across Europe, Ben Farber and Chelsey Rosetter launched Benny Boy, the city's first combined brewery and cider house, in April 2022. The husband-and-wife duo use whole flower hops instead of the more widely pellet hops, which Farber says provides a smoother, less bitter flavor. Forgoing the IPA-dominant menu of so many rival breweries, Benny Boy offers an eclectic mix of crisp lagers and Belgian strong ales, as well as a Desert Champagne Gose, a tart concoction brewed with fresh prickly pear, sage and desert salt. On the cider side, Benny Boy makes their ciders with in-state apples sourced from Santa Cruz, including the spice-forward Devil's Umbrella, which comes infused with pineapple and habanero. An expansive beer garden connects a 55-foot tank bar to a 1,200-square-foot cider room, providing an urban oasis for outdoor parties with food trucks and DJs.

Details

Address
1821 Daly St
Los Angeles
90031
Price:
$$
Opening hours:
Tue–Thu 4–10pm, Fri 4pm–midnight, Sat noon–midnight, Sun noon–10pm
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Shanghai Nights: A Lunar New Year Celebration

Head to Benny Boy Brewing for a free Lunar New Year concert by multilingual singer and accordionist Jessica Fichot, who returns to channel the swing era of Shanghai with her band. Expect to hear classic Chinese New Year songs, jazz songs sung in Mandarin and Mandopop. Pair pours from the Lincoln Heights brewery and cider house with food from Yakitori Cartel (noon–6pm) and Zef BBQ and the Dumpling Dream (6–11pm). The San Gabriel Valley Chinese Cultural Association will close out the night with drumming and roaming lion dancers.
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