The '67 Lounge is more than a brewery. It's a love letter to culture, community, and collective care. Inspired by the chrome shine of lowriders and family, we brew bold beer with a bigger purpose.
We support unionization, pay livable wages, and offer benefits to our team — because every job should be a dignified one.
We commit to:
Livable wages, not minimum wages
Health benefits & mental health resources
Unionization & collective bargaining
Strong protections against harassment, discrimination, & exploitation
No tip dependency, no wage theft — ever
We host mutual aid pop-ups, fundraisers, and partner with local orgs doing the work for justice and equity in LA.
A portion of our event nights, specialty beers, & Fundraiser Friday will directly support local nonprofits focused on workers' rights, immigrant justice, housing advocacy, anti-recidivism & re-entry support.
We celebrate the communities that make SoCal a diverse & unique location. Our hiring, leadership, & collaborations will always uplift marginalized voices, with intentional space for BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, women, immigrant, & former incarcerated workers.
Brewing is still a male-dominated space — but not here. Our head brewer is a proud woman in beer, leading the charge with flavor and fire.
We are proud partners of the Pink Boots Society.
'67 Lounge is named after the 1967 Impala my dad used to cruise around East LA in. His car, his stories, and his love for music shaped this vision. This space honors where we come from — and where we’re going.
In Solidarity With:
Unite Here Local 11, Justice LA, Homeboy Industries, La-Fed, TransLatinx Coalition
Craft Beer Allies:
Pink Boots Society, Beer Paper LA, LA Independent Brewers Alliance
Community Collabs:
Local vendors, tattoo artists, musicians, and mutual aid organizers