Great place to grab a beer or wine in the Cargo District. About a dozen beers on tap and many more…read morein bottles or cans. Most appear to be from smaller regional breweries around the country. Some from North Carolina. Inside seating available, including bar seating, as well as a fenced in outdoor seating area. No wait staff. You have to go to the bar to get a drink, which can be a hassle when they are really busy. Dog friendly. They state family friendly on their website as well, but I didn't see any kids when I was there.

Decided to stop and see the new place . And do the Christmas cookie and wine pairing. This place is…read moreso much better than their last location. There is a nice bar area , inside seating at multiple locations and outdoor also. Looks like 12 beers on tap and I have even seen tastings of beer . The bar tenders are great , so friendly . The cookie pairing was very interesting, received a cookie goody bag , 5 cookies in all. Each paired with a tasting that would complement each other . A definite place for stopping by for a beer and kicking back . Their beer in stock is of a wide variety and they do have some wine also

I still marvel at the cool and eclectic variety of stuff you guys sell in here!…read more Cuban cigars next to fresh produce - check, check! Huge bags of dried lentils next to super selection of Craft Beer - check, check! Local homemade ice cream - double check! Did I mention the flavor was Tumeric and it was freaking incredible? You guys are the bee's knees!

Excellent service and delicious ice cream. This little shop has fresh fruit when anything you might…read moreneed. Conveniently located downtown near everything. I would go back because of the great service even if the ice cream wasn't any good but it's delicious and home made!

This place is a fantastic example of how to take history, character, and craftsmanship and blend…read morethem into a genuinely memorable experience. The building alone is worth the visit. Housed inside a restored 1947 Quonset hut -- those curved steel structures originally designed for WWII -- the space manages to feel both industrial and welcoming at the same time. Inside, the high arched ceiling, natural light, plants, and comfortable leather seating create a relaxed lounge atmosphere that feels intentional rather than trendy. Outside, the patio area with string lights and open-air seating gives you a second completely different vibe, perfect for enjoying North Carolina sunshine. The cocktails absolutely delivered. The Brown Butter Old Fashioned is a standout. Brown butter-washed bourbon adds a subtle nutty richness that rounds off the edges of the whiskey beautifully, while the cinnamon bitters and maple bring warmth without turning the drink into dessert. It's creative but still respects the classic Old Fashioned structure -- which is exactly how a riff on a traditional cocktail should be done. The Limoncello Tonic was bright, refreshing, and crisp -- a perfect counterpoint. House-made limoncello with tonic and citrus notes makes for an easy-drinking, sunny cocktail that feels light but still flavorful. Ideal patio drink. Service and presentation appear polished, and the fact that they distill many of their own spirits in-house adds authenticity you don't always get at cocktail lounges. There's also something admirable about adaptive reuse like this. Taking a mid-century industrial structure and turning it into a modern social space is a reminder that good design doesn't have to erase history -- it can build on it. Overall: Excellent atmosphere, thoughtfully crafted drinks, unique historic setting, and a relaxed but upscale vibe. A place that feels both local and special at the same time. A special shout-out to Abigail, the bar back, who had a fantastic system for handling the crowd. Instead of everyone clustering around the bar trying to figure out where the line started or ended, she encouraged us to grab a seat and brought the drinks out when they were ready. It made the whole experience feel relaxed and organized, and it's the kind of thoughtful service detail that really stands out. Kudos Abigail!

Come here for craft cocktails!! This is a gorgeous, new, cozy space for cocktails. They have…read morerotating food outside and make it a mission to showcase local Wilmington artists' work inside the building. They have free distillery tours during the week which gives insight into the building and distilling process. At the end you are able to try their liquors and canned cocktails. This is a must do! They have space inside to site snd a large patio outside. The parking lot is easy to park in with parking on the street if needed. Their gift shop is filled with candles, tshirts, bar tools, and their liquors to buy. Everyone was very helpful and knowledgeable!

soooo many specials and such fun flavors!! The tiramisu latte was to DIE for. Seating is great for…read moreworking or meeting up with an old friend. Service is kind and the baristas make great recs.

My fave coffee spot in town- their matcha is top notch! They also serve beer and wine which is…read moregreat on the weekends. Patio area is so cute and nice when its sunny out!!! Also they have healthy snacks with good ingredients. I don't know of a single other coffee shop around that does all this!

Really cute coffee shop that's easy to get in and out of quickly or the perfect place to stay and…read morehang a while! They have an indoor and outdoor space and are very dog friendly. There's coffee, spirits, and snacks! Friendly employees and people.

New owners since end of 2023 and this places is such a cool vibe! The owners are so kind and the…read morecoffee is solid. Outdoor and indoor seating with some other options for wine, food and goods. Y'all have got to check this place out!

We stopped at the vine for appetizers and drinks prior to going to a show. The food was very good…read moreand great choice of items. The drinks were well prepared. The service was good and very friendly staff. The ambiance was as expected, very lively and fun.

I thought I would love this place , but services is service, from the moment we walked in the one…read moreactual bartender mentality at work greeted us and told us to sit anywhere, off to a good start, so I thought then he come over. A hazy of boredom on his face took our order, come back and just poured the wine no usual sit to see if it was palatable, lol I'm it's kinda comical. The amazing thing was one of the customers next to me called him out on it , he's said he would perk up but the only costumers he gave a smile or any attention was the two 20 ish girls at the bar,or anyone young , ps the Older people are the real tippers fyi , the wine was good , the guy there bartender was great , but the ginger at one point just stared outside for a good five minutes probably should find a new night gig. The four starts are for her and the food !

Arrived around 530pm and was able to find close street parking (free). A lot of people were already…read morethere with their dogs and kids, so all of the limited nine bench tables were filled up. They also had one long bench seating lined up on one side, close to the bench tables. Sitting there made it a little awkward to be in such close proximity to the people on the bench tables. Small Pole table trays were available too if you don't mind standing. There's plenty of open space, so hopefully in the future they can add more seating. It may be a good idea to bring your own seats and side table if you want to do extra work. Four food trucks were lined up on one side: Rude Bwoys, Italian Ice, Gusty Peruano, and another one. There was a short line for Gusty Peruano. The pager they gave us notified us when the food was ready, took less than 15 minutes. Food was great, although expensive. The Smashburger was delicious, but the fries were on the softer side. Causa a la Limeña was good too. We didn't get drinks since there was an extremely long line, but when we initially arrived, there was no line. So if that happens to you, take advantage of that while you can. The DJ was starting to set up right when we were leaving. There were some cornhole boards. Didn't see any bathrooms or porta potties. Gusty Peruano made it worth it to visit, otherwise, not sure if I would be back.

I am excited to see this idea coming to life! It just opened like week ago but I hope it will grow…read moreand help bloom the community it surrounds. The staff is so nice.. they said they are working thru new opening stuff but getting feel that this will be big! It's a Wednesday and only one food truck was here but had big flavors! The green light food truck was there.. it says VP it's various tastes of any foods! Lots of cultural flavors.. tacos empanadas, steak skewers and a wide variety of things.. we just came grab small bite and support this cool location . We got empanadas and they were big full of meats and had a dipping sauce that's similar to yum yum but even yummier!! There's cargo containers made into a restroom and ones a bar with chow town merchandise! So cute! I hope it does well and I'm sure weekends are so much bigger than weekdays.. be aware parking is prob the big flaw I. This plan but I'm sure moving forward that will be addressed.. go check them out

Once again Pour Taproom has been a wonderful experience. More than enough beer to sample from…read morehither and yon. The local local located upstairs is all yes yes yes. The selection downstairs and in the vault is ever changing and always worthy. I like that there are always a proper selection of Spurs and gose available for the sampling. Delicious stouts, imperials, porters, the dark things that make my heart sing. The atmosphere and design are stunning. Wonderful use of space, existing materials, and repurposed materials. The tap room is great - the behind the scenes view is even better!! On to the food! Flat breads so crisp and flaVorful. The pretzels! Can not stop raving about those pretzels and beer cheese dip!! Thanks to Lenzie for setting up a great event! Thanks Brian for the tour! We'll be back again and again! For the next 10 Years!

You know, ti gets kind of boring to laud Lenzie's efforts as Yelpbassador for Wilmington, but she…read moreagain demonstrated why she is a rock star with the New Cheer event at a glorious place. I arrived a bit early (so what else is new?) and had an opportunity to speak with the owner and hear his plans for expanding his business. The selection of beers was amazing; being a fan of Darth Vader and the dark side, I discovered a Bourbon Barrel Aged Stout that was heavenly; I tried a few others (light and dark), but always came back to this beauty. They have a real nice selection of wines as well in the vault (place was once a bank) and the food was great. Really nice pretzels (reminiscent of some I had in Germany at a beer garden many years ago) with delicious cheese dip. Salsa (not as spicy as I normally like, but quite good) and different kinds of flat bread. All yummy, all which made me thirsty so I had to get more beer (why I used Lyft to get there and get home). Looking forward to a long relationship with this place. Y'all should try it out.

I'm a raving fan of Drift (and a frequent customer...meaning 2 or 3 times a week). Lots to love…read moreabout Drift, the food being one. But the staff, specifically at the Hanover location, are what keeps us coming back. The team has created an atmosphere of family for frequent visitors like me & seems to do the same among the staff there. Thank you!

The food is always tasty and the service is great! The variety of breakfast options is good and…read moreingredients are fresh. All the staff are attentive and accommodating. McKenzie is our favorite server!!