The best beer bars Route 66

This store and bar was opened by beer enthusiasts, who can taste the beer on the spot or take it away. Two large screens are installed behind the bar and allow you to watch the sports matches in a friendly atmosphere (or overexcited when the city's teams are playing). You will also be informed about the origin of the 16 draft beers offered, their taste (bitter, fruity...) and their size. The atmosphere is very relaxed, a lot of students and young executives come to relax around board games. Quizzes also take place.

Craft beer lovers won't want to miss a visit to this remarkable Santa Monica brewery. The decor is perfectly suited to the theme: you sit on large wooden barrels, surrounded by gleaming stainless steel tanks. A total of five beers are brewed on site, to be drunk here on draught, or taken away in cans. To accompany all this, food trucks are invited every evening of the week, according to a schedule posted on the establishment's website. On the menu: tacos, poutine and burgers.

Housed in a former red-brick warehouse in the trendy Arts District, this huge brewery offers a delightful selection of craft beers. On the mezzanine floor, comfortable sofas invite conversation with friends before challenging each other to a game of darts or cornhole - each player in turn throws bags of corn onto the opposite inclined platform, pierced by a hole - to the sound of indie rock. Angel City Brewery also organizes events such as yoga sessions, taco nights and DJ sets.

Mayberry IPA, Viking Blonde, Strand Throwback Lager, Dead Cowboy, Allagash White, Pranqster, Chronic Amber Ale... Here's a real brewery offering no less than thirty different beers, most of them local. To top it all off, The Library Alehouse also offers a selection of sandwiches, salads and burgers, particularly popular with locals. Special mention must be made of the old-fashioned style of the premises, as well as the outdoor patio, which is pleasant at any time of day. A little corner of paradise for bon vivants!