You say you’ve raised an IPA or ale in a decades-old space that sits near where trains chugga-chugga daily?

Chances are good you’ve sipped a cold one in the former Fred Harvey restaurant at Los Angeles Union Station, though it has certainly been some time since you’ve done so.

This beautiful space, once synonymous with early train travel, has been the vibrant scene of fancy private events, glammed-up movie shoots, and a couple of more recent restaurants, including Imperial Western and Homebound Brew Haus.

Now, after a few empty years following Homebound’s closure in 2024, a new tenant is moving into the capacious and colorful room, which is lined with distinctive Southwestern tile, cozy booths, large windows, an ornate balcony, and a floor that is inspired by the beauty of Navajo rugs.

Say “hey there” and “welcome” to everywhere, a craft brewery that’s expected to make its official debut at the landmark train station in the next couple of months.

“Los Angeles Union Station has always been a place where travel, culture, and community intersect,” said Jeff Brown, Vice President & General Manager at Morlin Asset Management, LP for Union Station.

“We’re thrilled to welcome everywhere and to introduce a new gathering space that reflects the energy and creativity of Los Angeles.”

The April 7 announcement arrived just a few weeks after everywhere revealed a new brewery was headed to Long Beach’s 4th Street.

A quartet of “industry veterans” are behind everywhere, which has put the focus on “… highly drinkable beer, design-forward taprooms and a deep commitment to community and inclusive hospitality” since the company’s founding in 2022.

If you’ve already raised a pilsner or seltzer at an everywhere taproom, you were doing so in Orange, where the company debuted, or Portland; check out more about the expanding brewery and follow along on social for updates about everywhere’s Union Station debut later this spring or early summer.

Pictured: A rendering of everywhere, coming to Los Angeles Union Station’s Fred Harvey room in the spring or early summer of 2026.