Lincoln Beer Company

Ryan Patch

The best brewery from the Valley to DTLA! Humble folks making great beers. Nothing too fancy, but great flavorful beers and not too many IPAs. I love the IPAs but some breweries do them at the expense of other beers. Lincoln makes sure they have some incredible pilsners and lagers as well, and also has a cream ale that's the best around! Outdoor seating area hasn't gotten much love or investment. Despite this, it's still a great place to meet friends or come with kids who can run around on the asphalt. With a little more love this outdoor part could be the best location for beer-loving parents in the whole city, but as-is it's just okay. The bar in LA for this isn't very high though :) Food truck pulls up to serve most nights, but unfortunately you can't count on it being there or being good or not, and there's no schedule accessible, so call ahead to confirm.

Gill Lin

This was the second time I'm there and I had tasters there yesterday and they all have really distinct flavors! The spicy mango beer and the light IPA were my favorites. Best of all, I don't have upset stomach after drinking (many breweries have great tasting beer, but you'll know the truth after you get home...) so I think Lincoln Beer is definitely on my return list at Burbank area!

June J.

I don't know who file a complaint with, but nobody told me there was a brewery in a CASTLE and I'm feeling real peeved about all the time I've spent in normal breweries like a peasant. Are you a Shrek or a farquaad? Both are welcome here, come drink and be merry. Was the beer good? Yes, the cherry on top of this regal majestic spire is that the beer is fantastic! And they have great variety, from lagers to stouts. It makes me happy just knowing an Abraham Lincoln themed brewery in a castle exists in the world. It makes me even happier that the beer is great!

Joseph Martinez

Mike(one of the bartenders) was super nice and very knowledgeable of all the beers available. Overall, we had 2 flights and ALL the beers were good. The smuck, rail and paddy stood out. Definitely heading back.