Villains Brewing Company - Anaheim (CA)

5 /5 El Gordo Bully: This is place is so cool! Came here for a horror event and I had a great time. There is so much space! There’s a spirits haunted house, a terrace overlooking the whole bar, a pool area, a dinning area and a bar area. There’s food omg so good! Got wings and mini sliders and they were delicious. The drinks are awesome I recommend their tap beers

3 /5 Rosemari Martinez: The tacos and taquitos were good. The environment is greatly themed. The bathrooms were missing toilet paper in 2/3 stalls. It is a good place to hang with friends but my drink was just too sweet for my taste.

4 /5 Wm R: Invited by a friend to an event held here. Im not a drinker so couldnt tell you about whats on tap. But referring to the location. Very cool. Theres indoor and outdoor sitting. As you walk around youll see wall art and villains covering them. Keep an eye open and youll be surprised by details.

5 /5 KDG: Been waiting to visit Villain’s for over a year! We finally planned a Disney trip and this was on the top of the itinerary! It didn’t let us down. First off, accessing the parking lot can be tricky, as Google Maps couldn’t seem to find the entrance. We parked on the street and walked the wrong way around the building to get inside. So if you go in the evening, just remember the parking lot is the driveway after the house next to Villains along the street. While they didn’t have a wide variety of beer styles, they did have the most popular styles including IPA’s, Stouts, and Seltzers, all of which were delicious IMO. The food came quickly and was very tasty as well. I honestly expected our bill to be far higher than it was as that was the theme on our trip to Anaheim. That was a nice surprise. Grok informed me that Villains might not be kid friendly, but I am telling you they are. Our five year old son LOVED the horror theme and couldn’t get enough of all the artwork and statues. They a large courtyard, a pool(we didn’t actually see it, but heard about it), and a family-friendly environment with a food hall and speakeasy(didn’t see the Soeakeasy either, but that’s the point, right?!!) We actually went back the next night as well with family that arrived a day later. They loved it as well. Only negative? Both is us wanted t-shirts and they didn’t have any in medium or XL. Hopefully they restock soon.

3 /5 adrac: A few steps away from the Anaheim Packing House is this Brewery’s Restaurant. Shipping containers meets warehouse with a nice outdoor dining area. Bar seating is open and table seating is done through the podium up front. Parking can be a challenge so just use any of the other legal parking lots and streets in the area. Everything is very walkable and that’s coming from someone who takes a car to the corner store. The Open Pool. There is a pool which is really unique for a brewery. This summer it is open during the day. However I’m not sure if it’s just walk in or reservations required as I found conflicting information. So just call ahead and ask. The me he has an abundance of restaurant items from appetizers to full entrees. A great spot for lunch or dinner. The beer selection is strong with something for today’s current market. A good amount of seltzer, lagers, and IPAs. As a beer enthusiast I personally think the beers leave a lot to be desired in terms of complexity. But anyone who likes a good beer and a cool environment would enjoy what they have. Service: this brewery runs more like a restaurant. I see the bar serving drinks for the establishment and servers running around taking orders. I don’t really get the true brewery spirit but nonetheless the space they created is fun and unique. Service does seem to be on of this places challenges as I have been reading and encountered. It took me a while to even order a beer at the bar so I just one and hopped over to nearby locations after.