I rolled into Blue Ridge Beer Garden after a long drive, coming to see my parent's new…read moreHendersonville house for the first time & knowing nothing about the place. In the 1.5 years since, it's still the place I most often come back to in Hendersonville, despite sampling the food and beer at basically every place in town! I love the ambiance of the old converted gas station, the fact that you can sit inside or outside (and on chilly days, they don't skimp on the heaters) and the carousel of great food trucks that are always there. I love that you're not limited to one brewery's offerings, and instead have options from local NC establishments to interesting brews from all over the country. The bartenders know their regulars and are absolutely awesome, and I LOVE that I can take my pup, take my family, take my laptop---whatever the circumstances, Blue Ridge Beer Garden is the place to be. ALSO, it should be noted that in sleepy Hendo (where some restaurants close as early as 8 pm--why??), Blue Ridge Beer Garden is blessedly open till 10.

Wide selection of draft beers, many from local or at least NC breweries. The beer menu was well…read moreorganized with helpful descriptions. The beer tenders were friendly and knowledgeable about the beers. There's a little indoor seating, more seating in a secondary area with pull down canvas sides and then several tables on artificial turf for nice sunny days when you want to be completely outside. They have a wide variety of local food trucks on a rotating basis parked in a slot right next to the bar and dining tables. They are close to downtown Hendersonville without being right on the main road, which makes parking and access easier.

Service was great. Very nice ambiance. We look forward to going back soon. When we have time.read more

4.5 First timers…read more... the ambiance by a trailhead is great. The service is very friendly and the food good. We had the double burger special with a free beer. Lots of space for seating. A very nice visit indeed.

We really like Oklawaha Brewing Company. The service was great. The ambiance was very nice. We look…read moreforward to going back.

This place is very chill, in the downtown area of Hendersonville. The owner is very personable…read more Whether you're into cider, light, or dark beers.. there's something for everyone.

Free street parking outside of the brewery is a nice way to start your visit. Curry wurst and the…read moreGerman Pilsner were delicious. We great conversation with bartender and fellow patrons. Saw their house cat Barley which made everyone smile. Next time I would like to try the jager schnitzel for lunch when we're back this way.

On top of a hill in Hendersonville's burgeoning 7th Avenue District is a local brewery that…read morefeatures live music, indoor and outdoor seating, darts room and a good kitchen. Wide range of local beers with German beers featured. American and German cuisine. The chicken wings are available in 8 flavors. The apple salad was surprisingly good and fresh for pub food. The French fries were excellent. Live music was from Tracy Davis. Overall a really pleasant atmosphere and great menu. Full bar as well.

On a nice summer night- sitting outside with our little dog watching a live band, was wonderful-…read more They do not serve food here, we knew that going in- they did have a food truck, however, they don't mind if you bring your own food here- We stopped at the nearby White Duck Taco and brought our eats with us. The Bartender was super nice- and gave us samples of the unique beers on tap- Prices were good for the beer- and it was delicious.

A very welcome WARM respite after we had manned Transition #4 for the Ville to Ville Relay. The…read morestaff were friendly, knowledgeable and very engaging. We tried the Muy!Linda! Lager. Very complex flavors; not bland and blah like some light brews. We enjoyed sitting at a high top after 5 straight hours directing runners and had purchased some food at the food trucks on the premises. There was no rush; we sipped and relaxed; and enjoyed our time and agreed that we'd like to return to try some of the other brews they make.

Heading into the North Carolina mountains for the weekend and I picked Dry Falls as my last stop of…read morethe day because they allow overnight parking in their lot (you have to register through the RV program). It was a fabulous choice because it's a nice location. A converted garage complete with the sliding bay doors and inside, a big open space with lots of seating. There was a three-piece rock band blasting away loudly and many folks seemed to be enjoying it. In the back room with my laptop, a much more tolerable volume. On their internet and drinking a "425 Pils", it was a pleasant evening and then back to the campervan for the night. Inside and outside seating. The patio looked great and folks were out there with kids and dogs. A delight. Oh, and by the way, the beer holder in the men's room? Genius. [Review 657 of 2025 - 4144 in North Carolina - 24218 overall]

Over the last 2 days I've tried all their beers except the IPAs. I'm just not a fan of IPAs. All…read morethe beers I tried were great, especially nice were the Mud Creek Milk Stout and the Brown Ale. The cherry Vanilla Milk Stout was good but a little too sweet for me. First time I ever tried a sour or fruity beer and they, Rhubarb Strawberry Blonde and the Milk Shake Blueberry Mango sour, were both very good and not too sweet. Friendly bartender and locals, good conversation. The second night was trivia, I didn't do very well but it was fun. I think the best thing about the place, though, is the owner lets RVs stay overnight. Because of this I was able to experience a couple of the local restaurants, the ones I enjoyed I left reviews on their sites. Evan is really doing a community service letting RVs stay so they can experience more in Hendersonville than just one night at his brewery.

Had some choc vege soup a rating and pretzel b+, service fantastic very personable, ambiance,…read moredefinitely a vibe and hey a canoe on the ceiling so get your oars and paddle on In the upside down , well stranger things

We needed to kill some time before my flight since was delayed and I hear Ashville is the place for…read morebreweries and this was not to far away. With outdoor seating and corn hole. And a large indoor seating with tvs, merch and beer we were happy. We sat at the bar to enjoy 2 flights of beer and some lemon pepper wings. The staff was very friendly and the food came out quick. I always check if the wings are too salty but these were just right. You get 4 beers in your flight with a pretty long list to try from. Ciders, ales, ipa,... there is something for everyone Caramel Dutchess spoke to me and did not disappoint if you like something light and a little sweet

Burning Blush Brewery is a must visit if you're in the area. We stopped by after a hike on our way…read moreback to Asheville, and it was the perfect way to wind down. The vibe is a unique mix of medieval and gothic. The space itself is beautiful, with a good outdoor area and is conveniently located right off of the road. I ordered an IPA that was so good that I had to go back for a second. This spot is definitely worth checking out. Cheers!

4.5 First timers and…read morethe beer/wine was good, the service was very nice and friendly and the ambiance relaxing. It was a nice visit on a Friday after work. The food truck was good. We had the burger, taco and brisket sandwich which were all very good. Recommended and we'd be be back to enout

Great place to enjoy a brew and a meal. Great atmosphere with what amounts otherwise to a…read moreplayground for kids, making this a very family friendly place. It has a bit of old barnyard vibe. Lots of outdoor room to sit and enjoy the weather. They have a really nice covered area surrounding three sides of the brewery with tables where people can congregate and enjoy their beverages... They are dog friendly too. That's a big one for us. Nice friendly staff... Just a fun place to visit. The beer selection was not extensive, but they covered a lot of different tastes. The Base Camp Grub food truck outside had amazing "Smashed Burgers" and super fries cooked in beef tallow. Quite an experience. Definitely recommended....

Excellent beers, nice setting and fantastic vibe. Don't miss an opportunity to go there for the…read moremusic, too. Great venue.

We had a wonderful visit. Small winery with a lovely view. They have outdoor and indoor seating,…read moreoffering table service - which I don't often see at wineries. We started outside and all chose the "Tubular Wine Tasting" which offered 6 options - this time, it was 3 red and 3 white. The staff was very friendly and helpful, the decor gave an antique vibe. There was a food truck offering an interesting selection of tacos, sopas, empanadas, etc. They also had a special for St Patrick's Day of a green sangria/mimosa and gold dusted popcorn combo. I enjoyed the variety of wine options in the tasting and trying new things that I wouldn't normally order on my own. Overall, we really enjoyed our time here and they even allowed us to bring in our own snacks. They have options to build your own charcuterie boards as well.

Nice little vineyard with a sister cider location right down the road. You can choose from 2 set…read morewine tastings, pick wines for a flight, buy by the bottle or glass. They also have items for sale to make your own charcuterie board on-site. There was a taco food truck there when we went, but I'm not sure how often a food truck is on-site. The staff were all very polite, friendly and great at answering all of our questions. Overall this is a great relaxed hang out spot to go with family/friends, a girls afternoon, date or just a chill afternoon. I would definitely go back next time I am in town.