You say you’ve raised an IPA or ale in a decades-old space that sits near where trains chugga-chugga daily?<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Say “hey there” and “welcome” to everywhere<\/a>, a craft brewery that’s expected to make its official debut at the landmark train station in the next couple of months.<\/p>\n “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.<\/p>\n “We’re thrilled to welcome everywhere and to introduce a new gathering space that reflects the energy and creativity of Los Angeles.”<\/p>\n The April 7 announcement arrived just a few weeks after everywhere revealed a new brewery was headed to Long Beach’s 4th Street.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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<\/a> later this spring or early summer.<\/p>\n Pictured: A rendering of everywhere, coming to Los Angeles Union Station’s Fred Harvey room in the spring or early summer of 2026.<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t