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Burgers n' Beer: Umami to Open at Anaheim Brewery
Umami's truffle burger (photo by joits via LAist Featured Photos flickr pool).
Two-year-old L.A. burger phenomenon Umami Burger is OC bound. The sixth location of the gourmet burger bar is scheduled to open December 1 in the Anaheim Brewery complex, reports the Fast Food Maven.
The Anaheim Brewery tasting room is set to open July 16th with a grand opening that will include treats from the Coolhaus ice cream truck. The brewery is located in a renovated Packard dealership on a 3-acre site that will also feature a food hall and event space.
Anaheim Brewery, first opened in 1888, hasn't brewed a fresh batch since Prohibition. It will serve four different brews: Anaheim 1888, Anaheim Gold, Anaheim Red and Anaheim Hefeweizen, available on tap and for take away in growlers.
Check out a cool video of the building renovation and brewery construction below!
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