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Out of the nine breweries/distilleries in Brevard County, two of them are located in Cape Canaveral. The 321 Lime House (which I will shorthand to 321 for the remainder of the review) is the taproom dedicated to one of the more popular ciders sold anywhere, more so that it is actually offered almost everywhere in Florida, Caribe. Even though 321 is located inside Carib Brewery, it is still recognized as its own independent establishment instead of a taproom piggy-backing off the Carib name (though it really doesn't matter). As a taproom, it does an excellent job showcasing what Carib has to offer. However, compared to other breweries/distilleries and their taprooms, 321 is lacking when it comes to selection as they seem only interested in featuring only their alcoholic line. First and foremost, getting to 321 might be a bit confusing. For starters, it is located off the main road and more so in the "industry district" of Cape Canaveral. To top it off, 321 is located within the gated area of Carib Brewery. You might think you can't enter because it seems like Carib Brewery looks like a factory on the outside, but the East gate is usually open and there is a part of the brewery that stands out as more... well... taproom-ish? Bar-ish? I guess those are the right words. To be fair, the outdoor seating, which doesn't look much like a biergarten to me, is what helps identify where 321 is. Upon entering, there is a large area with a nook reserved as a store on the left, a centralized bar in the middle, a stage for live shows and performances on the right, and more seating scattered about the floor. You can actually see the assembly/work line of Carib Brewery from the 321 taproom floor as they do not block it off, but show patrons what is going on behind-the-scenes through Plexiglas. With this much space, it is evident 321 is designed to have some amazing parties, events, and get-togethers. There might even be a wider array of food and drink options at that time, but on a regular day, this is where the "OK" rating comes in. As mentioned earlier, it seems 321 only features their line of brews to serve. Though they have a nice selection, it does limit their choices. You'll only get their line of brews so that means choices in Carib (pineapple cider, mimosa), Stag, Makeson, and Shandy. For food, very limited from what I saw. It only looks like they have bags of chips and popcorn. I guess they do not have a dedicated kitchen to make the meals and bar foods the other breweries make. It is possible they might have food trucks out in front on certain days and times (like The Dirty Oar for example), but there was none the day I went with Charles, and I didn't ask. Overall, it was a good visit. I say it is "OK" because it seems to be on the lines of other "OK" taprooms such as The Dirty Oar and Bugnutty Brewing Company. Not saying it is bad, just saying it is average and that is a norm. However, if I return numerous times and they are consistent, I will definitely give them their fourth star for consistency at least.
A seat for locals and tourists. We it course are tourists but the bartender knew some of these people really well, so could tell by conversation. We sat at the bar and the tender would kindly refill our popcorn often and check in which samples we enjoyed most from our flight. We didn't order any food, but that want our intent in going. I don't even know if they food beyond the free popcorn or some bags of chips for purchase. So if you're looking for food-food, call ahead. This is a very laid back atmosphere. They have some games - a shuffleboard table and foosball. Very chill!
16 hours ago
5 months ago
Nice simple selection of beers, ciders, and shandys. Flights are 4 or 6 each. Tours of the Carib brewery available Saturdays and Sundays from 1-4pm. No food available but very close within walking distance is the Hilton hotel restaurant, J. Birds eatery with walk up window for to go orders. read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
Out of the nine breweries/distilleries in Brevard County, two of them are located in Cape Canaveral. The 321 Lime House (which I will shorthand to 321 for the remainder of the review) is the taproom dedicated to one of the more popular ciders sold anywhere, more so that it is actually offered almost everywhere in Florida, Caribe. Even though 321 is located inside Carib Brewery, it is still recognized as its own independent establishment instead of a taproom piggy-backing off the Carib name (though it really doesn't matter). As a taproom, it does an excellent job showcasing what Carib has to offer. However, compared to other breweries/distilleries and their taprooms, 321 is lacking when it comes to selection as they seem only interested in featuring only their alcoholic line. First and foremost, getting to 321 might be a bit confusing. For starters, it is located off the main road and more so in the "industry district" of Cape Canaveral. To top it off, 321 is located within the gated area of Carib Brewery. You might think you can't enter because it seems like Carib Brewery looks like a factory on the outside, but the East gate is usually open and there is a part of the brewery that stands out as more... well... taproom-ish? Bar-ish? I guess those are the right words. To be fair, the outdoor seating, which doesn't look much like a biergarten to me, is what helps identify where 321 is. Upon entering, there is a large area with a nook reserved as a store on the left, a centralized bar in the middle, a stage for live shows and performances on the right, and more seating scattered about the floor. You can actually see the assembly/work line of Carib Brewery from the 321 taproom floor as they do not block it off, but show patrons what is going on behind-the-scenes through Plexiglas. With this much space, it is evident 321 is designed to have some amazing parties, events, and get-togethers. There might even be a wider array of food and drink options at that time, but on a regular day, this is where the "OK" rating comes in. As mentioned earlier, it seems 321 only features their line of brews to serve. Though they have a nice selection, it does limit their choices. You'll only get their line of brews so that means choices in Carib (pineapple cider, mimosa), Stag, Makeson, and Shandy. For food, very limited from what I saw. It only looks like they have bags of chips and popcorn. I guess they do not have a dedicated kitchen to make the meals and bar foods the other breweries make. It is possible they might have food trucks out in front on certain days and times (like The Dirty Oar for example), but there was none the day I went with Charles, and I didn't ask. Overall, it was a good visit. I say it is "OK" because it seems to be on the lines of other "OK" taprooms such as The Dirty Oar and Bugnutty Brewing Company. Not saying it is bad, just saying it is average and that is a norm. However, if I return numerous times and they are consistent, I will definitely give them their fourth star for consistency at least. read more
A seat for locals and tourists. We it course are tourists but the bartender knew some of these people really well, so could tell by conversation. We sat at the bar and the tender would kindly refill our popcorn often and check in which samples we enjoyed most from our flight. We didn't order any food, but that want our intent in going. I don't even know if they food beyond the free popcorn or some bags of chips for purchase. So if you're looking for food-food, call ahead. This is a very laid back atmosphere. They have some games - a shuffleboard table and foosball. Very chill! read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
Walking in you see the giant circular bar immediately in front of you. Off to the right is a lot of table seating and there are some games including darts, foosball, and shuffleboard. To the left is a small retail area and a cooler of their beers, ciders, and Shandy's that you can take to go. We were the only customers when we first walked in, but that quickly changed as we Sat there. Local regulars and tourists alike come in to sample their brews. Nicole greeted us immediately and spent a bit of time talking to us about their beers and ciders, local eateries that would deliver us lunch, and general info about the surrounding area. She let us sample a couple flavors. I tried the Key Lime Wheat, Passion Fruit Wheat, and Rose Cider. I'm usually a fan of wheats, and they were good, I liked the passion fruit the best if the two, had a bit more flavor to it, but actually found myself drawn to the ciders. I drank a full pint of the Rose Cider and the Rocket Pop Cider and I could drink either of these all day long. They are seriously delicious. The Rose is a little drier and the Rocket Pop is a little sweeter. According to Nicole they are champagne based ciders, rather than beer based and you can tell. We will be buying a "build your own case" to take back with us. read more
4 years ago
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200 Imperial Blvd
Carib Brewery USA
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
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