I believe this location has reopened recently. The staff are always very friendly. The owner will…read moreorder things he doesn't already have in stock. It's incredibly convenient for us as it's just down the street.

Considering everyone and their mother is a frequent patron, I'm shocked this place has no local…read morereviews. Shocked, I say! **I had to ding a star - while I love this place and every positive thing I and every other reviewer has said is absolutely true, I've been in two or three times now and they didn't have the beers I was looking for. Still a great place, but it is simply too small to keep a true variety of offerings regularly stocked. It's a teeny, tiny place smack in the middle(ish) of Hillcrest, and it's one of the single most popular stores in the area, especially on a hot day. I personally love their beer fridge, because it's refreshing on a hot day, a shocker on a cold one, and it is full to the brim of delicious, scrumptious, well-traveled, filling, refreshing, beautiful beer. They have stacks of Diamond Bear and Lost Fourty, as well as a wide variety of brews from our neighbors across state lines, in all directions. I've found everything from local favorites on my to-try list, to obscure familiar bottles from my past lives in Portland (i.e. Rogue "Dead Guy"), San Francisco (i.e. Anchor Lager), and in between. They strike the same balance of local love, neighborly sharing, and reasonable selection in their wine and liquor shelves too - something that's all the more shocking because this shop is *tiny* I go here to get my wife's favorite wines, my favorite beers, and something or other to have under my arm to impress any host from a dinner party connoisseur to an indiscriminate guzzler. The location is a really nice perk on First Thursday (the first Thursday of every month) where you can walk up and down Hillcrest and be greeted with complimentary gifts from businesses, but also because it's a rare occasion where you can have a beer on a public street. I've also had consistently great experiences heckling and/or chatting with the staff here, although I don't think I've ever seen the same people twice!

Very nice distillery in Little Rock that makes their spirits and flavored spirits without cutting…read morecorners and using ingredients that were not created in a lab. All flavored beverages are made with the actual food: ginger, basil, cacao, you name it. We sampled several items and had a hard time deciding. We ordered a couple drinks and left with a few bottles of our favorites. The bartenders were really helpful and sincerely nice and really cared about their jobs. There is a Photo Booth, lots of tables, bar seating, a retail section where you can pick out your own alcohol and merchandise and have it added to your bar tab. They have a rice based bourbon that our bartender said is a special edition release during the holidays that it would be fun to try to visit and purchase some of. Hoping to be back in the future.

I visited Rock Town Distillery while on a quick weekend trip back in September (2025). I purchased…read morea ticket online for the guided tour. I was surprised to see that they offered tours on Saturday nights. I made sure to have dinner beforehand and I'm happy that I did. I took an Uber from my hotel, but they do have a small parking lot out front. There is a maximum of 18 people for the tour. Our tour guide (spirit guide) was Abi. She was so knowledgeable and funny. She made the tour very interesting and was able to answer everyone's questions. I really enjoyed learning about the science of distilling. We got to see the barrels, bottling room, and the still house where the giant copper still and fermentation tanks are located. The tour ended in the private tasting room where we sampled an array of whiskeys, vodkas, and liqueurs. I am not a whiskey drinker, but when in Rome...lol. They had spittoons on each table that we were able to pour unwanted liquor into. We were also given small bottles of water. We were supposed to try 8 samples, but there was an extra one on the table so we ended up sampling 9. I enjoyed the flavored vodkas (salted vanilla and blueberry) as well as the liqueurs (creme de cacao, butterscotch, and coffee - which was my absolute favorite)! We were able to keep the shot glass as a souvenir. I didn't have any cash to tip Abi, but I was able to tip via Venmo. Additionally, we were offered a 15% discount on merchandise. After the tour, I sat at the bar and had a cocktail. Cole was the bartender working and he was super friendly. I had a cocktail called You've Got Mail and it was very refreshing! I was chatting with some people next to me about Negronis when Cole asked me if I had ever tried a Boulevardier (I hadn't). He explained to me that it's a Negroni made with whiskey instead of gin. He ended up making me a sample Boulevardier with the coffee liqueur. Wow, it was so good!! If you like coffee, try the coffee Boulevardier and thank me later. I had a great time at Rock Town. If I were a local, I would be a regular. If I'm ever in Little Rock again, I will definitely be making a stop at Rock Town!

They carry a great selection of good wines and spirits. they're always very helpful to me when I go…read morein to shop for me personally or for an event.

RUDE!!!! Met the owner in store today, and have never experienced such poor customer service. I…read morewill never shop here again.

Great Slection Nice and clean store.... Employees very…read morefriendly .... This is my store from now on...

racist guy on the front desk kept calling me names and bad service he dropped a bottle and then…read moredidn't refund me when I had paid for it

everything is always good because they always have so much product and the prices are wonderfulread more

I hade the Cover Crop IPA, which is a Spring seasonal.(7% ABV 53 IBU) IPA that is not overly hoppy…read morebut still has some bite. My daughter and I split the bacon cheese burger and fries. Both were very good. The barmaid was super friendly and there is ample seating inside. They have both high top and low tables. Very comfortable. I'd come here again. :-)

We stopped in after a long walk and visiting the art museum. This is a good neighborhood brewery…read more The bartender was very friendly and attentive, and there was plenty of seating and a relaxed pace. Several regular customers came and went while we were there. The beer selection was IPA-centric plus a couple high alcohol content options and some very basic beers. The Imperial Octoberfest seemed a little flat. We ordered some Alaskan Dumplings from the food truck and they were excellent.

Had an amazing chicken salad sandwich with a side of potato salad. Both were freshly made there in…read morethe kitchen. Fresh lettuce and tomato and served on warm Greek pita bread. Took my time eating it was so good. The bar experience is also great. Nothing fancy just a comfortable time. Introduce yourself to Jerry the bartender and you can settle in.

Authentic Irish food and so delicious! I ordered the Fish and Chips...light and delicious with…read morefresh cut fries. Mom had the Chicken and Chips....she noted it as the best chicken strips ever! We also had the Banger and Mashed, sausages with mashed potatoes and gravy. We all tried each other's food and everyone liked everything! Generous portions at a reasonable price. Great atmosphere! Servers were friendly and attentive!

FANTASTIC SEVICE AND FANTASTIC CONVERSATION!!! If you are looking for a unique hard to find product…read moreor just something to pass the time, this is your place. Very knowledgeable and if you don't find exactly what you are looking for, they can find it for you!

A little mom and pop store that has a few hidden gems! The owners are great people and I will…read moredefinitely be coming back when in town!