Name: Ladyface Ale Companie - Alehouse & Brasserie
Address: 29281 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, USA, US
Telephone: +1 818-477-4566

Ladyface Ale Companie - Alehouse & Brasserie is a bar, located at 29281 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 818-477-4566, visit their website www.ladyfaceale.com for more detailed information.

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29281 Agoura Rd, Agoura Hills, CA 91301, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 17 March 2017

Monday 11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
Tuesday 11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
Wednesday 11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
Thursday 11:30 AM – 10:30 PM
Friday 11:30 AM – 12:00 AM
Saturday 11:30 AM – 12:00 AM
Sunday 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM

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Natalie Rodriguez

07 November 2017

It was a pleasant experience and nice environment. Going back!!
Fish and Chips was the best first dish for me:)
Eric Jackson

06 November 2017

I can start by saying I have only ate here once. It was okay, nothing special on the food side. I have come here to drink beers at least 4 times now. Its hit or miss for me. I would suggest getting a taste of the beer before you order a glass. Some are just horrible. I am a beer lover, and I like well crafted beers. I am not a hop head or a heavy, dark beer kinda guy. I do prefer a mellow lighter taste these days. But don't get me wrong, I can enjoy great strong beers like Dogfish head 60. So I am no PBR loving lightweight. But the beers here are a little uninspirational. And one thing I cant stand is beer that is kept at warmer temps. In the summer you want a real ice cold beer. Its never COLD here. The beer is to warm for my pallet. And I dont care if real beer connoisseurs drink them that way, its not good in a hot place. Maybe when you are in England, but this is America
Miss Becca

27 October 2017

Laid-back elegant surroundings, friendly knowledgeable staff, award-winning beers and a diverse menu guarantee a great time every time.
Wayne Kerbaugh

02 October 2017

Great place, 3rd time there. Great Fish & Chips, sausages (made in house), and burgers so far. What more can a bike rider ask for than great micro-brew beer, great food and bistro dining looking over the Agoura Hills.
Darrel Dressel

25 September 2017

Wish they had more food items for someone like me, but it's all about the beer here. Chesebro Ale is one of the best IPAs on tap you will find anywhere in the country. Plus they do Pliny the Younger releases during Feb/Mar so keep an eye out on their social media if that's your thing.
Tim Gaffney

25 August 2017

Some very good craft beers. One of my favorite veers is here. The bartenders are very knowledgeable and experienced so the service at the bar is great and good conversations if you enjoy that as I do. The food is delicious and you can have a quick meal or chill and relax with a bevy of great libations. Highly recommended pub! Cheers
Todd Bennett

21 August 2017

Always great beer and food! And good service! But the Growler policy needs to be relaxed a bit. More like Arizona.
Paul E Ramseyer

18 May 2017

You have to try the Friz burger and a Blind Ambition for a Belgain Abbey Dubbel at 8.0%. Happy face at Ladyface
Michael J. Gibbs

29 April 2017

Busy place on a Friday evening but we'll worth it. Their Belgian are top notch. Try the Pen & Ink if you like Imperial Stouts. Best. Ever.
Zornitsa Ivanova

28 April 2017

This is a great place. It has amazing happy hour on drinks. They can improve upon the food options.
Aaron Craft

03 April 2017

Wife and I went here on a whim - had a great time - got food poisoning 2-4 hours later. Got the poutine and fish and chips. Fish was 50/50 good and strong fishy flavor. First experience with poutine - seemed fine - there were some dry/hard pieces of pork in there though which made me second guess the food quality of the joint.

Maybe we got a bad roll of the dice - but some of the food tasted of bad quality and we got food poisoning later. We'll probably look for a different place next time.
Marie T Fisher

24 March 2017

The brewery-like atmosphere of Ladyface includes an indoor bar and outdoor patio dining. As for food, I recommend the kale salad, which was generously sized and flavorful for $11. There are happy hour deals from 3-6 pm (I had the $6 flatbread which was basically just cheese and bread, though they have other varieties on the regular menu for $11). If you are a darker beer fan like me, be forewarned that ales and IPAs are the specialty here. Though there were 3 stouts/porter on the menu, only one was available (the Great Divide Yet Imperial Stout at $7 for a 10-oz snifter). It's worth mentioning that I had an amazing server named Shelby who was really knowledgeable.