Everywhere Brewery to Open This Friday at Union Station 

The Los Angeles debut marks the taproom’s fifth location

The D Line extension unveiling isn’t the only exciting milestone this month for the LA metro. 

On May 22, Los Angeles Union Station will see the debut of Everywhere in its Fred Harvey space.  

The independent craft brewery — founded by Daniel Muñoz, Jeremy Grinkey, Stefan Weber and Keith Pumilia — settles into the commuter epicenter to transform it into a community hub. What better way to relish in the station’s Spanish Colonial, Mission Revival and Art Deco architecture than with a pint in hand?  

“I couldn’t be more excited to bring Everywhere to such a historic space in Los Angeles, and especially one that I have such a personal connection to,” said Muñoz. “The Everywhere team can’t wait to build an experience that lives up to the weight and history of this place.” 

The latest Everywhere outpost marks the fifth taproom for the brewery, joining locations in Orange, Long Beach and Portland, and a New York City pop-up. It serves a variety of beers with an emphasis on IPAs, and with the new location, it will also launch its first food and cocktail programs.  

Credit: Courtesy Everywhere

An Instagram post clued in on what else is to come: “With Union Station set to serve as an Official Los Angeles World Cup 26 Fan Zone, we’re excited to be your spot for all the [FIFA World Cup] and [Dodgers] fandom (right by the Dodger Express, woo!). You can expect to see all things you’ve come to love at Everywhere: building community, super sick beers, innovative seltzers, and smiles smiles smiles.” 

Everywhere will open on Friday at 5 p.m.