Love the Atlanta mid town original location... now they have a location in Knoxville. Located in…read moreKerns food hall along with several other food and beverage eatery. Love the Blind Pirate blood orange IPA. Parking on site.

We came to Kerns Food Hall on a whim. We almost left because parking was not free (this annoyed me…read morebecause it's a small venue and why would I need to pay for parking?) I'm glad we decided to venture inside. There were lots of vendors selling their wares, and the boutique stores were nice. We decided to eat at Eat More Beef, and boy! The burger melted in my mouth, and the fries were hot, crispy, and salty. We had two servers, Autumn and Kimmie who were interesting and seemed to enjoy their jobs. This is impressive and kind of rare anymore. Good servers are imperative to a positive dinner experience. They win for being awesome. The bar was warm, welcoming, and clean! If you're looking for smash burgers and cold beer, this is the place for you. I wish the parking was free all the time but since I can't control that, I'll leave it alone.

The owner was very helpful and patient. You could tell he is very passionate about all things beer…read morebrewing related.

From the owner: Located in the tri-state area on the border of North Georgia, Western North Carolina and South…read moreEastern Tennessee. Pitch Perfect carries a wide variety of supplies and adjuncts. If you don't see it, ask. Josh, the proprietor, trained in Germany under braumeister Konny Kastel and has dedicated his adult life to the craft of brewing. He worked as a professional brewer in Copper Hill, TN. Josh put his hand to making mead, wine and hard cider as well. He is a wealth of knowledge and resource to many having helped start home-brewing clubs in Florida and Georgia. Pitch Perfect also participates in events such as 22 Shepherds men to help our fellow humans.

What a great Brew Shop. Everything you need plus some superb insight and conversation with the…read moreowner! Highly suggest you swing by on Merriman, They are right next to Swannanoa Dry Cleaning. Easy to find and well worth stopping in. Great selection of grains, yeast anything you need.

Having procrastinated for over a year to attend a gathering of homebrewers at this lovely little…read moreestablishment I found myself regretting I waited so long to attend. Every month they have a small social gathering at the store itself after hours where they serve complimentary food such as pizza and more importantly multiple bottles of home-brewed beer to taste test I was lucky enough to meet the owner Ted it was both very helpful and educating me on both the meeting and several of the products within the store. Books for friendly and giving of their beers which were all very tasty.

You can find Last Days of Autumn Brewing at 808 E Magnolia Ave, Knoxville, TN 37917 - this is in a…read moresomewhat commercial area of Knoxville - the brewery is in a short strip mall. There's parking out front and plenty on the streets nearby. I was in Knoxville with some friends and we decided to check out Last Days of Autumn Brewing - the storefront is a bit sketchy but don't let that fool you - the taproom is larger than it appears from the street. You walk through to reach the bar towards the back of the room. We decided on some flights to sample what was being offered. I had: * Young Nathan Jr Bitter - Session/Ordinary 4.9% ABV - Malty roasty body, well balanced sweet malt to hoppy finish note of chocolate. Fairly easy drinking. 3.8/5 * 94 Accord Pale Ale - American 4.5% ABV - Citrus notes with a somewhat bitter hoppy finish, great lacing. 3.5/5 * Oracle 25 (Galena) Pale Ale - American 5.5% ABV - Very easy drinks lager, light body with rice? I'd imagine it would be great with food as it's very neutral. 3/5 * Six Gun Sound Porter - English 4.5% ABV - Fruity medium body bitter, citrus and herbal notes with a hard stop finish. Well balanced, not much sweet malt to speak of. 3.5/5 Overall I felt like the beer was competently made but very directed towards the neighbors, that from the look of the place, were frequent visitors. Also the general ABV of what I sampled I felt were produced as accompaniment to the food being offered (the night I visited was apparently a seafood night). I thought the service was decent considering it was an order-at-the-counter situation. I plan to visit again.

Went for their seafood boil special and also got the nachos. The boil was ok the seasoning seemed…read moreto just be sprinkled on top after cooking. Ordered extra potatoes received one red potato that cost $3. Nachos had good taste but were cold. Probably wouldn't come back for the food, just for drinks. They bring the food to you but after that they don't have anyone to follow up to see if you need anything etc. inside was small but clean. They do offer some canned soda for non beer drinkers, however they do NOT have ice.

The brewery is nestled with a group of (grain) silos. They had a dozen taps flowing with craft…read morebeer - I settled on the Rusted Rivet red ale and then their Tale Aim IPA. Both refreshing and full bodied. The venue had a lot of indoor and outdoor seating which makes for a fun social time for friends and families. The day I stopped in the boxcars which house the eateries at the same location, were closed. Still able to peruse the menus they had posted. They offer many different flavors and types of dishes from Indian, Thai, and all American. I'm heading back on Saturday for lunch when they'll be open for business. I'll update once I've stopped in.

This is a very uniquely, cool spot for grabbing a craft beer. Turns out we hit it up on the way to…read morea Clemson graduation party and there was a private Christmas party ongoing in the same space, not that they rented out the place exclusively, but just were running up a large tab. It is suitable for crowds. Of course, the old silos were built for grain storage in the late 40's time frame and now have been turned into a community hub of restaurants, bars, live music, outdoor dining via numerous vendors, fire pits and large screen tv's with even a rail car venue in a very eclectic and hip, urban setting. We were eating at one of the associated restaurants, Inky's, and they allow us to go to Silos Brewing and grab a beer to bring back for the meal. Very cool since Inky's sells draft, but just not this craft Silos draft. I really liked the cooperative and laid back approach by both establishments, including that Silos Brewing let me carry the glass over and not just a plastic cup. They will get it back. My choice was the "Smoke on the Lager" which is, of course, a lager base with smoky hints that went well with my Authentic Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. As their website says, "our backyard is your playground," and I bet on a warm spring or summer evening (rather than a rainy, winter Thursday), this place would be excellent fun. "A place to share stories over a pint, challenge friends to a casual game, or bask in the laid-back vibes of our beer garden." I get that from this establishment and will definitely be back to partake of this hospitality. From what I have seen, despite the less than ideal weather, this is a definite road worthy destination spot even from Greenville or Clemson.

I love me a good brewery and this definitely is one. I'm normally a hazy ipa guy but wanted to go…read morelight in the afternoon and had their pils instead and it was the most flavorful pilsner I've ever had (I've had a few over the years). They have a full selection of high noons that made the Mrs happy. For food you order at the counter and they bring it out to you, liickety split! She had a chicken sandwich that she loved, I had the wrap which was great as well. Very cool brewery feel with lots of seating inside and out. Will definitely be back if in the area again.

Food and service was excellent.. One of the few places in Cashiers that is open for a quick casual…read moredinner.. Will definitely come back next time in town.