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CHEERS TO MORE BEER | i finally checked out Halfway Crooks and since we had the pup, we ended up out in the backyard biergarten. It's a cool spot of repurposed shipping containers surrounding a rocky lot full of seating and plenty of standing room. I'm a hazy IPA girl so of course I had to try the H.A.I.Z.Y Age (if you recognize this beer you'll realize the last time I was here lol) but it was an easy drinking beer while sitting outside on a sunny summer day. They also have a super tasty grapefruit Radler that is perfect if you're not super into the taste of beer but still want to partake. Next time I'll definitely need to stop in for food and check out the rooftop patio!
Halfway Crooks is a delicious brewpub in Summerhill. This area is super cute and has lots to offer but Halfway Crooks is our favorite option. They offer a great variety of beers and have some bomb food. The falafel burger is always my goto.
Grateful to have a Belgian spot in ATL. it's wonderful! Fries are an authentic, must-order. They're crispy and prepared for your aioli/ mayo consumption. Super unfortunately they were out of the sacred Stoeffles, which was devastating, but apparently rare, so we're looking forward to going back to get that! The burger was delish, but I didn't care for the sauce that came on it AT ALL, so I'd strongly recommend ordering without. If you're European and craving Shnitzel, i'd recommend ordering it here, for sure! The service was fantastic and the ambiance was festive! Can't wait to go back. :)
First time grabbing food here and I was pleasantly surprised. The charred Caesar with peaches was delicious and I also enjoyed the burger. The fries and aioli were delicious. I'll definitely grab a bite next time we pop in for a beer.
What a perfect start to our day exploring the Summerhill neighborhood! We kicked things off in the beer garden at Halfway Crooks, and it was such a vibe -- plenty of seating, super clean bathrooms (always a plus), and friendly, attentive service that made us feel right at home. After enjoying the outdoor space, we headed inside for some food and another round. We both ordered the Cerné Pivo -- a Czech-style black lager that was surprisingly light, smooth, and incredibly drinkable. Highly recommend if you're looking for something flavorful but not heavy. Now let's talk about the food. We got the schnitzel plates and the charred broccoli Caesar salad to share. The schnitzel came with a warm potato salad tossed with arugula and some sort of aioli, plus a side of collard green kimchi. It was hands down the standout dish -- crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. No exaggeration, my friend and I seriously considered coming back the very next day just to eat it again!
Some of the best beer I've had in town. The food was top notch as well. Although for the quantity of the beer and food the items were quite pricy so be prepared. The serving system was kinda weird for a brewery as well. All our drinks took some effort to get. Loved the decor. Will definitely be back
If I could give this brewery 10 stars, I would. Upon walking in, they have a cute chill area and bar downstairs. An employee told me they have a rooftop and it was a gorgeous day outside so we decided to go up. It's a semi covered roof top so you still get some sun but not direct. Super cute and airy vibes with chill music playing in the background. I ordered the Ubik IPA that so so good, no after taste. My mom ordered the Shell, it was more like a stout dark beer, she loved it. To eat we shared the Wet Lemon Pepper wings, Chicory Salad and Sausage. I absolutely loved the wings, perfect taste, it also came with house made blue cheese to dip. The salad was different since it had squash but it was light and perfect for the day. My mom ate the sausage with mustard dressing. She kept on saying she would come back for that meal and beer. Across the street they have a Beirgarten (beer garden) that had some food vendors in containers, a small stage and seating under trees. They were going to have a stein holding contest but we had to leave back to the airport to go home. Next time, this place is awesome! Oh also met Alex, one of the brewers, he was nice and so was our server Jason.
Lemon pepper wings surprised the heck out of me. They were delicious along with the fries. Loved enjoying the meal of the open upstairs area. The breeze felt fantastic in the late Sept afternoon air. Went over to the storage container shops and got an apple strudel for dessert and it was fantastic too!
You can find Halfway Crooks Beer at 60 Georgia Ave SE Atlanta, GA 30312. This is about two blocks from the old Braves stadium between Frasier and Reed Streets. There's some on street parking but really, several lots behind businesses are your best bet - just avoid the lots that have signs "parking for X only" and you should be find. Many of the businesses are closed on weekends so it's a great time to drop by, especially early afternoon. I've visited this great brewpub on several occasions, going back to the first month it opened. At that time it occupied this classic red brick building with a nice bottom floor bar with additional seating upstairs. The menu was fairly simple and the beers were heavy on the lager side. Since then they've expanded a bit with a Beer Garden across a side street (it's surrounding by brightly painted containers). While the main location has food, I've found different offerings from the Beer Garden including a pretty great smash burger. Also try the Lemon Pepper Wet Wings from inside. These are the beers I've tried (note that Halfway Crooks prides itself if more traditional beer recipes): * Sanguine - Pale Ale - Belgian 4.8% - Very solid Belgian with typical spicy banana nose. Light slammable body and dry finish. * Cassonade Quad - Belgian Quadrupel 10.5% - Tasty with notes of dark fruit in an earthy, malty body. A touch of banana nose and brown sugar, awesome lacing and a dry finish. * Kelvin - Lager - Smoked 4.8% - Slightly smoky competent Helles lager. * Distributed Denial of Service (with Burial Brewing) - Kellerbier 5% - Quite good kellerbier, hoppy body with well balanced profile and dry finish. * Less Data - Pale Ale - American 5.2% - Quite good hazy pale ale, fairly easy drinking with hops throughout and citrus notes of papaya and guava, with a dry hoppy finish. * Settings - Pale Ale - American 5.2% - Quite good hazy pale ale, dry clean hoppy body with citrus notes, very easy drinking and a great go-to beer. * Fair Day - IPA - Imperial 8% - Tasty, reminds me a bit of Orpheus' venerable Transmigration of Souls, slightly malty body with notes of stone fruit, piney nose and a burst of hops bitterness to balance thins out. * Farina - Kolsch 4.8% - Quite competent kolsch, nice malt to hops balance, a bit dry, very easy drinking. * Ubik - IPA - American 6.8% - What would Philip K. dick say? Fruity dry body with tropical notes, beautiful lacing. Finishing hoppy and bitter. * Descent - Stout - Russian Imperial 13% - My favorite thus far - Fantastic, big creamy chocolate note up front with mild barrel, transforms into a beautiful tiramisu with great balance and a hint of alcohol booziness in the finish. * Whole Cone Active Low - Pilsner - German 4.9% - Very easy drinking, good amount of hoppy bitterness, light bready body slightly dry. The service here is really fantastic, whether you're ordering from the counter at the Beer Garden, sitting at the great bar downstairs, or sitting in the upstairs room (remarkable how fast you get beer up here). In all this is one of the best beerpub experiences you'll encounter in Atlanta, with a great beer selection.
Excellent vibe to the place with indoor and rooftop seating. Kind of an old school vibe to the interior. In you're in the mood for German, Czech style beers. Main reason we came were for the pretzels. They were fine, just a hair bit smaller than we anticipated. Overall cool place, kind of gives you a Euro vibe if that's what you're in the mood for.
Handily my favorite brewery in Atlanta. They specialize in lagers, a rarity in craft breweries even here in the year of the Orange Faced Clown Resurrection 2024. They have multiple pilsners, I tried them all. They are all clean, crisp, and refershing. They also had a killer Cold IPA. The great brewery gestalt is completed by great vibes, friendly staff, and Germanic ambiance.
This place is a hidden gem ! Located in such a great area with local food spots to hit, you must check out this brewery too. They have an extensive beer list as well as house made cocktails and wine to choose from. They also have a great food menu to choose from. Service was very friendly and the inside is very artsy!
it's a beautiful day in Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America. I'm in the halfway crooks Biergarten having a good time. The music is bumping, the beer is cold, the sun is shining. What more could you want? service was great. Avery, Emma, and Camille were great servers/bartenders. 11/9 stars. will be back tomorrow ,':^)
Stopped through Halfway Crooks before dinner at Little Bear across the street. The vibes are 10/10. Inside this location, they have a downstairs area and a rooftop area. The rooftop is where we chose to sit, and it's amazing. This would be such a good place to come with a group. There's also a Biergarten around the corner, but we did not try that. Most of the menu is beer (obviously), but they have other drinks as well. I got the spritz, and it was delicious. We did not get food, but lots of others around us did and it looked awesome. Service was super friendly too!! We'll definitely be back to try the food and drink outside on the rooftop! read more
So I happened to stumble in here as I was walking around the neighborhood and it was actually pretty cool. I only stayed for a hot second just to get a quick beverage but the bar staff was really cool and really friendly and they actually kept it lively so I can appreciate that. Parking here is free and it's around the neighborhood so you can either find a lot or some street parking but it's definitely available. I didn't have any food and only really had one drink, which was wine. If you're looking for something else, you're not going to find it here. Pretty much it's a beer spot through and through but if that's what you want then that's perfectly okay. Overall I would come back because I would actually like to try some beers that they have. They have a couple of different floors so it's definitely worth trying out. read more
2 months ago
Always a great time at Halfway Crooks Beer! The food is spectacular with great flavors, a decent rotating menu of elevated bar snacks and European influence to stick to their Czech roots. The beers are always crisp, clean, and there's something for everyone. The wait staff is always willing to pour you a generous sample to try anything you'd like and make sure you enjoy your time there. Don't miss the rooftop with views of Summerhill and a fun long form animal/ sceneary video (usually sheep) to help decompress after a long day. read more
CHEERS TO MORE BEER | i finally checked out Halfway Crooks and since we had the pup, we ended up out in the backyard biergarten. It's a cool spot of repurposed shipping containers surrounding a rocky lot full of seating and plenty of standing room. I'm a hazy IPA girl so of course I had to try the H.A.I.Z.Y Age (if you recognize this beer you'll realize the last time I was here lol) but it was an easy drinking beer while sitting outside on a sunny summer day. They also have a super tasty grapefruit Radler that is perfect if you're not super into the taste of beer but still want to partake. Next time I'll definitely need to stop in for food and check out the rooftop patio! read more
5 months ago
Halfway Crooks is a delicious brewpub in Summerhill. This area is super cute and has lots to offer but Halfway Crooks is our favorite option. They offer a great variety of beers and have some bomb food. The falafel burger is always my goto. read more
Grateful to have a Belgian spot in ATL. it's wonderful! Fries are an authentic, must-order. They're crispy and prepared for your aioli/ mayo consumption. Super unfortunately they were out of the sacred Stoeffles, which was devastating, but apparently rare, so we're looking forward to going back to get that! The burger was delish, but I didn't care for the sauce that came on it AT ALL, so I'd strongly recommend ordering without. If you're European and craving Shnitzel, i'd recommend ordering it here, for sure! The service was fantastic and the ambiance was festive! Can't wait to go back. :) read more
3 months ago
First time grabbing food here and I was pleasantly surprised. The charred Caesar with peaches was delicious and I also enjoyed the burger. The fries and aioli were delicious. I'll definitely grab a bite next time we pop in for a beer. read more
What a perfect start to our day exploring the Summerhill neighborhood! We kicked things off in the beer garden at Halfway Crooks, and it was such a vibe -- plenty of seating, super clean bathrooms (always a plus), and friendly, attentive service that made us feel right at home. After enjoying the outdoor space, we headed inside for some food and another round. We both ordered the Cerné Pivo -- a Czech-style black lager that was surprisingly light, smooth, and incredibly drinkable. Highly recommend if you're looking for something flavorful but not heavy. Now let's talk about the food. We got the schnitzel plates and the charred broccoli Caesar salad to share. The schnitzel came with a warm potato salad tossed with arugula and some sort of aioli, plus a side of collard green kimchi. It was hands down the standout dish -- crispy, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. No exaggeration, my friend and I seriously considered coming back the very next day just to eat it again! read more
10 months ago
Some of the best beer I've had in town. The food was top notch as well. Although for the quantity of the beer and food the items were quite pricy so be prepared. The serving system was kinda weird for a brewery as well. All our drinks took some effort to get. Loved the decor. Will definitely be back read more
If I could give this brewery 10 stars, I would. Upon walking in, they have a cute chill area and bar downstairs. An employee told me they have a rooftop and it was a gorgeous day outside so we decided to go up. It's a semi covered roof top so you still get some sun but not direct. Super cute and airy vibes with chill music playing in the background. I ordered the Ubik IPA that so so good, no after taste. My mom ordered the Shell, it was more like a stout dark beer, she loved it. To eat we shared the Wet Lemon Pepper wings, Chicory Salad and Sausage. I absolutely loved the wings, perfect taste, it also came with house made blue cheese to dip. The salad was different since it had squash but it was light and perfect for the day. My mom ate the sausage with mustard dressing. She kept on saying she would come back for that meal and beer. Across the street they have a Beirgarten (beer garden) that had some food vendors in containers, a small stage and seating under trees. They were going to have a stein holding contest but we had to leave back to the airport to go home. Next time, this place is awesome! Oh also met Alex, one of the brewers, he was nice and so was our server Jason. read more
Lemon pepper wings surprised the heck out of me. They were delicious along with the fries. Loved enjoying the meal of the open upstairs area. The breeze felt fantastic in the late Sept afternoon air. Went over to the storage container shops and got an apple strudel for dessert and it was fantastic too! read more
You can find Halfway Crooks Beer at 60 Georgia Ave SE Atlanta, GA 30312. This is about two blocks from the old Braves stadium between Frasier and Reed Streets. There's some on street parking but really, several lots behind businesses are your best bet - just avoid the lots that have signs "parking for X only" and you should be find. Many of the businesses are closed on weekends so it's a great time to drop by, especially early afternoon. I've visited this great brewpub on several occasions, going back to the first month it opened. At that time it occupied this classic red brick building with a nice bottom floor bar with additional seating upstairs. The menu was fairly simple and the beers were heavy on the lager side. Since then they've expanded a bit with a Beer Garden across a side street (it's surrounding by brightly painted containers). While the main location has food, I've found different offerings from the Beer Garden including a pretty great smash burger. Also try the Lemon Pepper Wet Wings from inside. These are the beers I've tried (note that Halfway Crooks prides itself if more traditional beer recipes): * Sanguine - Pale Ale - Belgian 4.8% - Very solid Belgian with typical spicy banana nose. Light slammable body and dry finish. * Cassonade Quad - Belgian Quadrupel 10.5% - Tasty with notes of dark fruit in an earthy, malty body. A touch of banana nose and brown sugar, awesome lacing and a dry finish. * Kelvin - Lager - Smoked 4.8% - Slightly smoky competent Helles lager. * Distributed Denial of Service (with Burial Brewing) - Kellerbier 5% - Quite good kellerbier, hoppy body with well balanced profile and dry finish. * Less Data - Pale Ale - American 5.2% - Quite good hazy pale ale, fairly easy drinking with hops throughout and citrus notes of papaya and guava, with a dry hoppy finish. * Settings - Pale Ale - American 5.2% - Quite good hazy pale ale, dry clean hoppy body with citrus notes, very easy drinking and a great go-to beer. * Fair Day - IPA - Imperial 8% - Tasty, reminds me a bit of Orpheus' venerable Transmigration of Souls, slightly malty body with notes of stone fruit, piney nose and a burst of hops bitterness to balance thins out. * Farina - Kolsch 4.8% - Quite competent kolsch, nice malt to hops balance, a bit dry, very easy drinking. * Ubik - IPA - American 6.8% - What would Philip K. dick say? Fruity dry body with tropical notes, beautiful lacing. Finishing hoppy and bitter. * Descent - Stout - Russian Imperial 13% - My favorite thus far - Fantastic, big creamy chocolate note up front with mild barrel, transforms into a beautiful tiramisu with great balance and a hint of alcohol booziness in the finish. * Whole Cone Active Low - Pilsner - German 4.9% - Very easy drinking, good amount of hoppy bitterness, light bready body slightly dry. The service here is really fantastic, whether you're ordering from the counter at the Beer Garden, sitting at the great bar downstairs, or sitting in the upstairs room (remarkable how fast you get beer up here). In all this is one of the best beerpub experiences you'll encounter in Atlanta, with a great beer selection. read more
Excellent vibe to the place with indoor and rooftop seating. Kind of an old school vibe to the interior. In you're in the mood for German, Czech style beers. Main reason we came were for the pretzels. They were fine, just a hair bit smaller than we anticipated. Overall cool place, kind of gives you a Euro vibe if that's what you're in the mood for. read more
Handily my favorite brewery in Atlanta. They specialize in lagers, a rarity in craft breweries even here in the year of the Orange Faced Clown Resurrection 2024. They have multiple pilsners, I tried them all. They are all clean, crisp, and refershing. They also had a killer Cold IPA. The great brewery gestalt is completed by great vibes, friendly staff, and Germanic ambiance. read more
1 year ago
This place is a hidden gem ! Located in such a great area with local food spots to hit, you must check out this brewery too. They have an extensive beer list as well as house made cocktails and wine to choose from. They also have a great food menu to choose from. Service was very friendly and the inside is very artsy! read more
7 months ago
it's a beautiful day in Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America. I'm in the halfway crooks Biergarten having a good time. The music is bumping, the beer is cold, the sun is shining. What more could you want? service was great. Avery, Emma, and Camille were great servers/bartenders. 11/9 stars. will be back tomorrow ,':^) read more
2 years ago
great beers and a very cute atmosphere ! the beer garden was warm and cute overlooking the street. the bar area was cute with the vintage vibes. the hummus was delicious and a good portion read more
I visited Halfway Crooks for the first time this past Saturday, and I was very impressed. This whole area that Halfway Crooks is in, looks immensely different than it did a few years ago. This whole Summerhill area is filled with new shops, restaurants, etc. It's located right near the old Braves stadium, now Georgia State University's stadium. We sat upstairs and had a few beers and some food. I am not the biggest fan of IPA beers, but I found one that didn't taste so heavy, I can't remember the name unfortunately. We also just grabbed some snacks as we were a little hungry. We got the truffle fries and hummus. Both were pretty good, and were a great pairing to our beers. They have quite a few other food options as well, so you should be able to find something that you will enjoy eating. I highly recommend coming to halfway crooks with some friends and enjoying a few beers. It's a pretty cool place to hang out at and chill with some friends. I'll definitely be back in the near future, especially with Summer right around the corner. read more
Good food but not worth the price. The beers are pricey too. The manager made us feel very unwelcome and he was a little bit of a douche bag. We asked our server if we could upgrade our fries to the parm ones and he cut in and cut her off and was very snippy about it saying "there's not a button in the machine to do that, no substations." Poor management with over priced food. read more
1 year ago
Beers were decent - not what I had anticipated. We got the burger, mac & cheese and a shrimp roll. All were delicious but small portions for the price. This place is very much the typical hipster hangout with overpriced food and subpar beer. Service was okay not much of it - which was not their fault. read more
9 months ago
Halfway Crooks in Summerhill provided the perfect relaxed setting to catch the Georgia/Alabama game with a friend. We were immediately able to seat ourselves in the cozy, computer-themed taproom, which felt welcoming and had a cool seasonal ambiance (though note to future visitors: the menu rotates, so don't get too attached to one appetizer!). We kept our order quick, grabbing the Belgian Fries ($8.95) and Buffalo Wings ($15.95), paired with an Espresso Martini ($12.95) and a Hennessy Margarita ($15.95). Everything arrived hot within 15 minutes. The fries were generously portioned, crunchy, and perfectly salted. The wings, though a bit small (8 count), were cooked to perfection--tender and flavorful even before dipping into the side of house-made buffalo sauce. A major highlight was the array of incredibly flavorful house sauces, including a great house aioli and a fantastic, non-gloopy blue cheese, which elevated the entire meal.We highly recommend Halfway Crooks for a casual hang or a place to grab quality drinks and excellent pub fare. The whole experience was chill, the staff was prompt, and the unique atmosphere is definitely a draw. For those driving, a great convenience is that free parking is available just around the corner, making this easy to visit. A definite must-try in the Summerhill neighborhood. read more
5 months ago
3 years ago
Heading down to Florida, I stopped in the Atlanta area. Halfway Crooks was one of the three that were recommended in the area. Glad I stopped. One issue with this place, like a couple of other Atlanta breweries, is finding a parking space that is not reserved. There are lots within a reasonable distance that are free, but you also have a few blocks. I can imagine it is a hindrance on popular nights. I don't fault the brewery for tihs. The atmosphere is rather chill. There is a bar down ine side, tables along the other, and rooftop seating upstairs. If you are not at the bar, you can order from your table via QR code and get food and beer delivered to your table. As their beers are rather carbonated and they aim for a good "Queen Anne's lace", they use a three pour method, so standing and waiting can take a bit of time. It is a good thing, as the beer pours are awesome. Halfway Crooks is definitely one of Atlanta's best, at least from my experience (albeit, experience a bit limited). Their primary wheelhouse is European (German) lagered beers, but I found the IPAs and sours to be equally good. They had a few anniversary beers when I was there, which was a nice addition for me. Love a great one off. Food follows the theme and there is a lot of menu items served with Belgian fries. I opted for a modern Berlin favorite, the Currywurst. Paired very well with the Whole Cone Active Low, a German Pils, and Collier, a Grisette (not so much with the pale ale). Enjoyed the currywurst, although it is rich enough I could not do it very often. Fries very nicely done. If I have one complaint that sticks out, I would prefer a place that also does small pours and/or flights. Not a major knock, and seems to be common with Atlanta breweries, but having the option to sample more beers without risking intoxication is a nice thing for me. read more
We got a lot of recommendations to come here, cool building. We sat upstairs but I didn't really like the vibes of the enclosed beer garden. Downstairs would have been better I think. They did have $4 beers that day which was nice. Wasn't really fussed by the beers we had though. read more
We were in Atlanta this past weekend for the hops in the hangar and our party had no restaurants/brewery planned before our event. as we were driving towards Downtown Atlanta on a Saturday afternoon to get lunch the traffic was so bad, I knew I have to find a quick lunch for our group right away lol, I was googling restaurants near me and nothing caught my eye and then finally I used the YELP app and search for brewery near me and Halfway Crooks Beer pop, I looked and it was less than 1 mile away from where we at. to be honest I was not sure what to expect at this brewery but I saw on the menu that they have food and beer and that is what we needed. The location for this brewery is close to the old baseball stadium, parking can be tricky but we parked on the free retail parking. this area is so cute, they have different places to eat and shop. Definitely worth visiting while in Atlanta. We got to the brewery, we were greeted right away and seated. You don't get an actual server for your table, you actually have to order your food online (you have to scan your phone and the menu pops! very easy :) ) Surprisingly they have a lot to offer, from beers and food and I was actually a little adamant that we have to order our own food but the service was actually really good and fast! we ordered pretzel, my husband ordered the burger and I ordered the chili hotdog and the waffle with apple as for the drinks i ordered Radler beer and sadly I couldn't remember what my husband ordered but he got the dark beer and he loves it! I am so happy that we ended up at halfway Crooks beer, this is such a cute place to hangout and they have a small market place that you can buy merchandise and beer. their staff is very friendly and the place is so clean even the bathrooms! I am very impressed at this place and I definitely want to go back here again! read more
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Probably the best beer spot in Atlanta, especially if you are a lagerhead. If you are looking for imperial IPAs or pastry stouts, you are at the wrong spot. We had the luck of going during their Oktoberfest celebration. Tons of marzenbiers, pilsners, lagers etc. flowing, along with German-inspired eats (the bavarian pretzel was awesome). We drank both inside and outside. The outside was nice and family friendly. The inside has a classier drinking experience where I assume the kids are not allowed. Overall A+ beers and A+ service. Pro-tip: Don't forget the Underberg. read more
Halfway Crooks was recently recommended by a friend so I decided to visit. I love the vibe! Great music, staff is friendly, and of course great beer!! We tried enjoyed a couple food menu items as well. Although service is semi-self serve, the staff is super friendly and seem to be attentive to cleanliness. Will definitely be back! read more
A really cool ambiance with Czech inspired beers! We couldn't hang in the beer garden because of a private party but we still hung out upstairs on their rooftop. Definitely pay this place a visit especially if you like really good European style beers read more
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A very unique, eclectic spot. The truffle aioli fries are amazing! I liked their beer. We liked the ambiance a lot too. The upstairs area is great for large groups. Quick service. Keep in mind -- you have to order on your phone, this is also how you'll have to pay. read more
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60 Georgia Ave SE
Atlanta, GA 30312
Summerhill
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Is this place pet friendly?
Yes - our rooftop and biergarten spaces are both pet friendly!
Do you fill growlers and if so do you sell growlers?
Yes, we sell 750ml Growlers and 16oz cans to take home :)
It doesn't look like it, but is this place dog friendly?
Hi Ellee- No dogs are allowed, since the outdoor space is accessed through the indoor space. Maybe someday?
