“By far my favorite brewery in Atlanta. A great variety of beers and fun flavors that you just don't see often with other breweries (especially the sours!). The atmosphere at this location is very nice and relaxed and there is often a food popup outside (though there are light snacks inside as well). The bartenders are friendly and patient. Bathrooms are very clean.“
“We love this place and have been coming since they opened. The beers are great, as is the patio. Nice weather it’s the place to hang for a beer or three. Inside is cozy and the board games are a nice touch.I’d love to say the food is always good but it’s hit and miss. It would be nice to have some consistency in the kitchen. Standard go-tos to complement the pop ups. There have been many times we passed on Scepter because we weren’t into the pop up.#BringbackOysterkopf!“
“Lillie was an amazing hostess (with the mostest)! She guided us to the beer that best fit our needs. This place is a hidden gem ? and you definitely need to check it out. Oh and if you’re looking for a basic beer (stop judging) Fiesta is delicious!“
“If you haven’t dropped by the DOPEST brewery in ATL you are missing out! Love the aesthetic and all of the art work. They always have a good dj or a cool event happening and it’s super spacious. Food and pizza is 10 out of 10. Beers are great as well, you may even catch a few of the members of Nappy Roots in the brewhouse when you pop by, they are awesome guys! One of the 1st and only black owned breweries in Atlanta and they really do a great job representing for the culture. Stop by after game day for a brew, it’s just a few blocks from the Mercedes Benz!“
“Beer is consistently exceptionally good, usually with a decent variety of choices. Space is small and cozy, and open to the outside. Branded disc golf equipment available for purchases, and there's some used equipment and a practice basket set up in the parking lot. Also a grassy/tree'd outdoor seating area. One of my favorite breweries in Atlanta (if not my favorite).“
“Great space with tons of seating and cool area in the trench with lots of shade. Four stars because they don’t have any good non-alcoholic options. They should offer something like kombucha or non-alcoholic beer for individuals who don’t drink. Other than that, awesome spot, would recommend.“
“Love this place! Right near where OG red brick used to be this brewery has a squarely German school of brewing focus and execute classic styles well like crystal weizen, doppelbock, they’ve got a Nz Pils that is so good. Staff is super friendly. Top marks“
“Great lineup of beers. Always fun to see what people are trying to dream up in the craft brew world that can be overstimulating with so many options. You can get your tried and true selections and some wild flavors at Three Taverns. Make sure you stop by!“
“Every time I come here I leave the night drunk and full of laughs, haha. I love their wide selection of beer & seltzer options, and their bartenders are amazing and always easy to talk to! We celebrated my husband’s birthday here and they were extremely accommodating!! We had about 15 people and were able to reserve one of their private rooms. Their on-site food vendor was A-MAZING and definitely went above and beyond both in food and customer service. 1000/10 would recommend this place whether you are just wanting to hang with a few friends or bringing people together for a celebration!“
“Huge brewery space at Lee & White for hosting events, or just stopping by for a local brew.The menu is solid, especially if you like sours/ipas, but there’s a little of everything!The area is open container, so you can grab a brew an hop right on the Beltline or explore Lee & White further!“
“Nestled near the base of Stone Mountain is a small refurbished garage that serves as a portal back to the 80s. Fittingly named outrun, it’s a beautiful little spot that embraces its Outrun AESTHETIC heavy. But it’s more than just style, there is a lot of substance here. The slowpour associated brewery has some of the best beers I had on my brewery crawl that weekend. It was a last minute addition to the trip so I didn’t have space for everything but the Sarasota fruit salad was a delicious, crushable pour that took me back to beaches of Florida. Dreadnaught was a tour de force of the tongue. Heavy on the booze but still allowed the other flavors to come through. As a fan of this style of stout i can say it’s hard to get right and this is one of the few who’ve got it. Definitely worth the drive and your time.“
“The Belgian is tasty Cool rotating food vendors throughout the week Trivia is garbage. Subjective and not brainy at all. Questions about celebrities and weird creativity prompts unrelated to any knowledge base. Open garage vibe with some pinball. Noisy when busy“
“What a gem! So glad we stumbled onto this brewery. Large indoor outdoor space( can easily accommodate several large groups), dogs aloud in and out... plenty full parking... incredibly staff... board games. What more can you ask for? Food variety is limited to pizza and 2 salads. Amazing drinks! I loved the lavender lemonade! Overall: a fun experience.“
“I had an incredible dining experience at Elsewhere Brewing! The atmosphere was inviting, and the staff was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. I ordered the Double Smash Burger, and it was hands down one of the best burgers I've ever had. The two perfectly smashed patties were juicy and flavorful, topped with melted American cheese, diced onions, pickles, and Frank's secret sauce, all nestled in a soft Martin's Sesame Seed Bun. I decided to add a fried egg and bacon, which took the burger to the next level. The side Caesar salad was a nice touch, providing a fresh and crisp contrast to the rich burger. My friend opted for the House Chicken Sandwich with a customized twist. They added seasonal vegetables to their order, which came alongside the sandwich and fries. The grilled chicken breast was topped with fresh lettuce, red onion, and ranch dressing, served on a bun. The colorful medley of seasonal vegetables added a healthy and tasty dimension to the meal. My friend thoroughly enjoyed their personalized dish and was impressed with the quality of the ingredients. To complement my meal, I ordered an old fashioned, and it was simply perfect. The cocktail was well-balanced, with a large ice sphere and a citrus garnish, showcasing the bartender's skill and attention to detail. The food presentation was excellent, and the portions were generous without being overwhelming. The prices were reasonable, considering the quality of the food and the overall dining experience. I highly recommend Elsewhere Brewing to anyone looking for a fantastic meal in a welcoming atmosphere. The staff's willingness to accommodate customizations was a big plus. I will definitely be returning to try more of their menu offerings and to enjoy another one of their expertly crafted cocktails.“
“Amazing spot with unbeatable vibes, music and food! The oysters are superb with much of the other menu items to match. Madison is lovely and I am so happy to have discovered this place! Also A++++ to the fact that I don't even like beer and discovered a few that I enjoyed.“
“Nice chill vibe and right off the beltline! Tons of flavors on tap with a bunch of rotating seasonal ones too. You can even get 32oz or 64os growlers!They also have some great vegan eats (and some non vegan too). Definitely make a stop in here!“
“Three breweries in one at this quirky location! Some nights are lively and crowded, others more chill. All nights are comfortable, welcoming, and fun. Come as you are whoever you are, but leave negative vibes at the door. This place is connection and revelry only, flying a flag that says “abide no hatred,” and happily supporting Tucker Pride.As someone who is gluten free, I can only review the ciders, but those ciders are so worth mentioning. Delicious and strong, a couple of these make for a cheery evening in a peace and love crowd. Occasional food pop-ups (especially Senpai noodles!) bring the deliciousness to you, but other nights, you’re welcome to bring in your own munchies. I recommend stopping at Tucker Meat Market for burgers and wings before you swing through for a drink and some axe throwing and air hockey. Huge fan of their events; karaoke, comedy, yoga, axe and cornhole leagues… it’s a must do in Tucker.“
“We were visiting the area for the weekend and wanted somewhere to drink and relax other than the hotel bar. Hapeville is friendly, walkable, and felt safe (a relief after a violent incident on MARTA ?). Staff here were friendly, great drinks, loved the beef tacos, and the beer garden was a nice space to chill.“
“Torched Hop has quickly become one of my favorite spots. For the beer lover, Torched Hop has got it all, especially some top-tier IPA's. On top of their great selection of in-house brews, the food always hits the spot. Great burgers, great sandwiches, great wings, and great specials/deals on Mondays and Wednesdays. Also the tempura avocados are amazing. For someone looking for a little less beer and a little more 'punch', I suggest trying the cinnamon whiskey or the boozy gummy bears.On top of the food and drink, the atmosphere is super casual and fun. There is bocce ball inside and tabletop shuffleboard, as well as a slew of board/card games and an N64 ready to go. There is always something to do.The staff are always friendly, respectful, and accommodating, from the bar to the waitstaff and everything in between.Also there is free parking in the Camden lower Deck nearby.“
“Extremely popular during evenings and weekends for food, beer, shopping, events, entertainment, bicycling, skating and parties. It's family & kid friendly during the day, with a long paved bike path for all. Lots of free parking, but fills up on weekends.“
“. If you love cider, you will LOVE Urban Tree. If you don't love cider, Urban Tree will make you LOVE cider. Hands down the best cider I have ever had.. The staff are always Incredibly friendly, even the bouncer, and all interactions are easy-going.. Depending on when you're there, it can be quiet, which can be a pro or con. Additionally, it's in kind of a strange building, but don't judge a book by it's cover.. I always like to conserve money, so I don't go crazy when I visit, but definitely reasonable prices.“
“This location is situated at The Works in Chattanooga, so there is a vast parking lot available. The first two hours are free. I quickly found an available spot and took the short walk over to Scofflaw. This location is a nice size with seating everywhere and plenty of beer to choose from. We approached the counter, and Wifey asked about a lager and then the wheat, but they were out of both of them. She decided to try an IPA instead, which she enjoyed. I ordered a flight with a few variations of the hazy IPA and a brown ale. We took our beers and went to the front near the grass. We drank our beers and did some people-watching. This place is definitely kid and pet-friendly. We enjoyed celebrating GA Beer Day here and will definitely be coming back.“
“I’ve been to Little Cottage several times. It’s a great brewery. I’m burnt out on the IPA scene, so I almost never order them anymore, but their IPA selection is so good I always order two or three here. They usually have 3 or 4 on tap at any one time. The other beers are great tasting too like the Kolsch I ordered in the picture. They always play metal, which I love, and the artwork on the walls is awesome. My girlfriend hates metal music so much she prefers not to visit here as frequently so I mostly come alone, but she even admits the beer is excellent and she knows nothing about beer. Shout out for the clean restrooms and the baby changing stations too. It may seem like a hardcore place selling IPAs and blasting metal, but the people are super down to earth and don’t take themselves too seriously. Come check it out! There’s two other breweries within walking distance (or super insanely short drive) so it makes for a great triple pairing. It’s become my birthday routine; saving Little Cottage aka the best for last!“
“Approaching the brewery, I noticed they had a huge parking lot, but it desperately needed repaving. There were potholes everywhere. I quickly snagged a spot, and we entered the Tap Room. The place was huge with seating everywhere. They have a stage for live music. The website said someone would be performing from 3-6, but when we arrived, the band was packing up their instruments at around 5:15. Wifey and I, along with a group of fellow beer enthusiasts, didn’t miss the band and were chatting it up, keeping the night going. SteadyHand has a nice-sized bar, and we came here specifically looking for the Cloudland Hazy IPA, but when we checked what they had available, it was not listed. Wifey ordered a Lager, and I opted for a DIPA called Gimme the Lup. We took our beers and joined the group. We were good after one round and headed out. We would definitely return to try some other options.“
“High vibrations gather here. This is a whimsical place with plants, books & board games to sip tasty kombucha and satisfy your wellness cravings.Loved the brews so much I took home a jug for my fridge along with a jar of fire cider onions.Yes, they have many Local fermentation curiosities to enjoy.“
“This is my first time visiting Inner Voice despite living in Atlanta for over two years. This is a great brewery! It has more of a hipster vibe, so if that’s not for you this may not be your scene. While here I had the ‘Pizza Beer’, ‘Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson’ (twice), ‘Satisfied Mind’, and the Apple Pie Seltzer..all were top notch! The best being the quadruple Nelson, which is a triple IPA. I also had a slice of pepperoni pizza from Glide, which is attached, and it was great. If you like ranch I’d recommend getting the ranch as a side as it really elevated the pizza. Overall, it has a mellow vibe with high quality beers, you won’t be disappointed.“