(626) 449-0052
41 Hugus Aly
Pasadena,
CA
91103
34.1463
-118.1513
Neighborhood: West Central
Price:
$$
Gordon Biersch Restaurant & Brewery
Last updated 7.21.09
What People Are Saying About Gordon Biersch Brewery Rstrnt
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – Airy, industrial decor lends a lighter, more urban feel to Gordon Biersch than most beer halls. The bar may get crowded after 5pm, when a happy-hour crowd hoists a few pints of seasonal Bavarian-influenced beers. A menu of fusion and New American dishes include beer-friendly offerings like shrimp and chicken pot stickers, Moroccan-spiced lamb chops and the signature garlic french fries.
Great Beer, good Fries
by bigrob40 at Citysearch
This place has pretty good brews and you should check out the featured brew. If you go here you should at least have the famous garlic fries, and have some of the beer. The service is usually pretty good, and the inside gets a bit loud so be prepared for that. The patio is significantly quieter and you can see local summer events sometimes. I have eaten there many times and I have had consistently good experiences. Oh, the only gripe I have is the bathroom is not in the venue, but outside and leaves much to be desired.
- Pros: Beer, Fries, Burgers are good too!
- Cons: It gets loud inside. Thats it!
Trashy staff people, decent food
by ahlemon at Citysearch
We came here for a group lunch, and I was astounded at how trashy the servers looked! Perhaps it was just the lunch shift, but I am put off when the wait staff have greasy hair, numerous piercings, and all look like high school dropouts. The food was okay, good selection of items. One person got their fish (mahi mahi?) burger, and it looked delicious. My pasta was not very good, I would not recommend it. I was looking forward to going here as I love beer and was considering coming back for a happy hour, but I would not return here again.
- Cons: trashy wait staff, bad food
The Details on Gordon Biersch Brewery Rstrnt
The Extras:
Brewed and bottled in San Jose, GB beers are available at local grocery and liquor stores throughout the Southland.
What to Drink:
The seasonal beer menu has three constants: a hoppy pilsner; an auburn, slightly sweet marzen; and a malty, dark dunkles. True to German form, centuries-old "purity" laws are followed, meaning only hops, barley, yeast and water are used.
The Extras:
Gordon Biersch specializes in hosting large parties. Call ahead for details.
On the Menu:
GB's famous garlic fries or chicken skewers are the perfect complement to the frothy beverages.
Category:
Restaurants, Brew Pubs, Bars & Pubs, Taverns
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Notable Beer List, Group Dining, Happy Hour, Dine At The Bar, Bar Scene









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