10 Best Breweries in Thousand Oaks

"North Hills As one of LA’s few all oak-aged breweries, Cellador’s brewery is actually just a room filled with barrels in the shadow of the Budweiser plant in the San Fernando Valley. From this room, though, comes a variety of coveted cork-and-cage bottles, each filled with a finely selected blend of mix-fermentation sour beer so funky and nuanced that it just might be worth all the hustle to find.Must-try beers: ++Good, Firegold Blend, RƏstik Blend"

"Ambitiously conceived in 2016, Cellador’s oak-centric experiment has paid off wonderfully. Fermenting only in oak, this small North Hills brewery makes some of the finest mixed-fermentation ales in the country. Fascinating and unorthodox combinations of fruits, spices, and sugars dot their lineup."

"This relative newcomer on Newhall’s Western Walk of Stars is flush with good vibes, easy charm, and great food. Everything on the menu is scratch-made, including salad dressings and baked goods. Draconum’s specializes in beer infusions and batters, which is evident in its exceptional Saison cheese and guacamole-loaded “totchos."

"Brewery Draconum is a brother and sister-owned brewpub serving American comfort food and award-winning craft beer, brewed onsite. There is also an outside beer garden where you can play bocce ball, cornhole, and plenty of board games."

"This family-run brewery/pub offers a full lineup of house-made craft beers as well as a rotation of visiting taps. 24407 Main Street | (661) 568-9160"

"An innovative brewery based out of Los Angeles, The Dude's Brewing Co. prides itself on delivering good beers and good times. Phone: +1 661-263-5133"

"The Dude's Brewing Company provides legendary craft beers with a promise to deliver all patrons good beers and good times. Phone: +1 661-263-5133"

"The Dude has come to Santa Clarita and he's brought 24 craft beers on tap with him!. 24250 Town Center Dr. | (661) 263-5133"

"The Dudes’ Brewing Co. is another must-try for craft beer fans. It’s located on the third floor of Santa Monica Place, the mall that anchors the shopping precinct of Third Street Boulevard. Both the interior and exterior of the bar are lined with barrels as tables."

"Offering a wide variety of craft beers via their tap room, convenience stores and bars, Telco Brewery is a small operation that delivers on it's promise to provide quality craft beer to the Golden State. Phone: +1 818-835-2607"

"Telco Brewery is a growing operation that is committed to delivering unrivaled hand-crafted beers to as many people as possible through their taproom and locations in stores and bars. Phone: +1 818-835-2607"

"Founded by a pair of craft beer devotees, Telco Brewery offers five core beers on tap including a stout, pale ale and IPA. 27825 Fremont Court #13 | (818) 835-2607"

"Pocock Brewing Company, a family run business, crafts flavorful, surprising and exciting beer. Their beer is enjoyed by drinkers throughout California!. 24907 Avenue Tibbitts, Suite B."

"La Piedra State Beach is one of three beaches within Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach, located within the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area between El Matador and El Pescador State Beaches. The beach is accessible via a paid visitor parking lot near the Pacific Coast Highway, which offers a hiking trail and public stairway for beach access. Though many multimillion-dollar homes are located just off the beachfront, the beach's terrain keeps its sandy areas fairly private."

"La Piedre State Beach has beautiful sandstone cliffs and a secluded shoreline that is perfect for strolling on the sand and sunbathing. The beach itself is a narrow strip that is accessed via a short but steep hiking trail down a bluff. It’s worth the effort!"

"If want to top up your tan, you might want to head out to La Piedra Beach, located 11.6 mi (18.6 km) from central Malibu. If you want to continue walking by the waves, head to Encinal Beach and El Pescador State Beach, both within a short walk."

"To check out some of the region’s most expensive and architecturally impressive homes, step right out of Malibu Beach Inn and onto the sandy crescent of Carbon Beach, otherwise known as “Billionaire’s Beach.” The epitome of waterfront luxury, the 70 properties on this exclusive strip are owned by Hollywood’s elite as well as various moguls of business and law. Even during high tide, Carbon Beach provides a wide expanse of sand suitable for various recreational pursuits or relaxing under the sun within view of the waves."

"Dubbed “Billionaires Beach”, this narrow, one-mile strip of highly coveted coastline is where you’ll find the beach houses of the rich and famous. It’s worth visiting out of curiosity rather than for the setting itself. Pro tip: Despite the signs claiming the beach is private, all Malibu beaches allow public access along the waterline."

"Carbon Beach is a long south-facing beach in front of stunning beachfront homes in Eastern Malibu. This mile-long beach is between the Malibu Pier at Surfrider Beach and Carbon Canyon Road."

"Paradise Cove (28128 Pacific Coast Highway) is a picturesque bay surrounded by cliffs. We think it is important to mention that there are tanning beds and a restaurant, which can be good for some and a downside for others, depending on what you want. If you are looking for a long and quiet beach, this is not for you, but in our opinion, it is worth coming here anyway."

"Parking: Parking can be expensive at $35 Monday- Friday and $50 on weekends and holidays. If you purchase at least $30 at the café, you’ll get a much-reduced rate for four hours’ worth of parking; $8 Monday-Friday and $10 on weekends and holidays. Amenities: Dining nearby and beach chairs."

"A beach which has been in many Hollywood movies, Paradise Cove is a great place to go for a beach walk, admiring the enormous and beautiful mansions as you go. There is also a restaurant here with the same name which serves great food and has amazing views over the ocean."

"At Pepperdine University, the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art has been showcasing historical and contemporary works with a focus on California since 1992. Their newest exhibit, Pop!. 50 Years of Art & Popular Culture, is open through December 2 and features Keith Haring’s graffiti art, Yayoi Kusama’s polka dot pumpkins, and vintage pieces from the likes of Claes Oldenburg and James Rosenquist."

"24246 Lyons AveSanta Clarita , CA 91321"