My spouse and I had an amazing time hosting our rehearsal dinner this past Friday at Archetype! We…read morewere able to reserve tables a few months in advance and set up a tab for our party when we got there. Ordered pizzas from Pizza Mind for dinner and they were ready super fast and were delicious. Great variety of beers, cocktails, wine, and non alcoholic options--definitely something for everybody. The space is super chill and welcoming. All-gender restrooms and an overall LGBT-friendly vibe. Also...lots of dogs! As for the people, Corina and Liam were extremely helpful and responsive during the planning process, and Liam was on site during our time and ready to help with anything we needed. He and the rest of the staff kept us updated on how far we were from spending the minimum amount so we could get our money's worth with drinks and merch. All the bartenders were awesome--shout out to Sky! Definitely would suggest this place, whether for a party or just a chill night out.

Cool vibe with rooftop patio. I enjoyed the experience, with good food, friendly service, and a…read morecomfortable atmosphere. It was a solid local find that I would happily visit again. Enjoy!

We love coming here to have beers! Service is always great! Cool little place to hang out and talk!…read moreNeed to get some of their food sometime soon!

Tried 3 beers and all were great! The crowd was amazing and friendly and helped us feel welcome…read moreand gave us great ideas for dinner and music. Will return!

Twin Leaf is one of my favorite breweries in Asheville. It's conveniently located mid-way down the…read moreSouth Slope directly across from Funkatorium. Friendly servers with good recommendations. Their beers are some of the most drinkable in Asheville, and the Cerveza is especially good. The inside-outside atmosphere is clean, relaxed and inviting, making it a great spot to hang out for a while and try a few different beers. Overall, definitely worth visiting if you're exploring breweries.

This was a fun place to visit. The beer was good. Light and…read morecrispy easy to drink with a great mix of different types for ever palate. We found here that on the lighter lagers and pilsners they did had more flavor and complexity than in other breweries (where they were kinda flavorless and unexceptional) except for the candy-hefeweizen (that was terrible) but it was the outlier! So all and all good great combination of beers and easy to drink beers for a hot summer. The space was ample and comfortable with great ventilation which came in handy since it was a hot day. High tables, barrels, couches and lots of games to play at the table or on the side (we stuck with table shuffle board). I would even call this a good place for a first date if you are going for a meet casual, cute and fun. The service was great!

What a huge sigh of relief after not the greatest experience at one if the "other" local breweries…read more Jake and Tikanne behind the bar were absolutely fantastic with welcoming personalities. We had the Mountain Hopshine (IPA), which was perfect. To me, it was similar to Dogfish hHead 90 Minute. We also had Floyd's Humor Raspberry Wit. This was the next best thing to a sour and was amazing!

Fantastic spot to hang out inside the incredibly inviting interior or even outdoors on picnic…read moretables or around the fire pit. The staff were incredibly friendly, super knowledge, and their service was efficient. The selection truly has something for everybody, with all sorts of tasty offerings, from beers to non alcoholic cocktails and even some cool nitro brewed coffee. With plenty on tap they also had a selection of bottles and cans of all sorts of beverages available in the fridges. Prices were all incredibly fair, and if sitting outside, theres even a food truck if you want to snack some as well. Just an overall great place to relax and have fun, would highly recommend.

Great tasting beer and great service. Nice inside area to sit and fabulous outside area!! Highly…read morerecommend!

I was in from out-of-town & got this recommendation from Frances Eliza who played tonight at…read moreTurgua! The people were so friendly. And it also had a relaxed hometown Friday night feel. Low-key but fun, family friendly environment! Not too loud inside. The sour beer I got was tasty. And also enjoyed some Margherita pizza from the food truck tonight! (Eliza Frances who played is a local singer -songwriter with lovely floating vocals and plays everything from Joni Mitchell to T-swift .) If a relaxed, family-friendly brewery with good food and music is what you're looking for, Turgua is your place!

We came here to try a local brewery and we loved it. Whaley Farm is a small little brewery located…read morein Old Fort, North Carolina. The building is beautifully decorated inside and out. I loved all the flower boxes filled with beautiful blooms and pollinators. They have a lovely outdoor seating area and lovely indoor seating area too. You order at the bar, where they not only sell beer but also local produce! The staff was so friendly and welcoming. You can tell this is a locals place. People were coming in and out to hang out after a long work day. I had their Berliner Weisse beer with a blueberry basil syrup it was so yummy! I've never had syrup in a beer before. My husband had their Zwickel Pilsner and loved it. This place is soooo cute and a must stop on a visit to Old Fort.

Excellent experience. We tried the New World Saison (delicious and hoppy!) and Burton Bitter (cask…read morepour, really tasty!) Overall, a nice way to spend a rainy Saturday. The service was great, the room is comfortable and cozy and the beer was amongst the best I've had. Definitely recommend

Definitely a cool spot in the Asheville area that is both perfect for kids and adults alike! It's…read morespacious with tons of mini-activities all around (a soccer field, pipe slide, mini-putt putt course), and the brewery itself is in an old train caboose. Our little one loved it, and we loved all of the different options of sours, beers, and seltzers. It was also nice that it wasn't overcrowded, likely due to it being a little off the beaten path; however, it should be because it's a solid spot that we would return to if we were ever in the area again!

Loved this place. Staff was super friendly from the moment we walked in. Offered us complimentary…read moretastings. All of the drinks we tried were SO good. They had sours (personal favorite) and they were truly sours! Fun family style brewery. Laid back. Open air. Parking is a bit tight- if they had more, I'm sure they would be busy 24/7!

Zebulon Artisan Ales was our second stop on our trip from Weaverville back to Asheville. They offer…read moreflights which consists of 4 3oz pours for $12 which is what I typically opt for but I was deficient in my consumption of IPAs so I ordered a pint of the Obscured by Clouds. The beer was so good and so was the company. Stop by if you are in the area. Cheers!

I have been to probably about 80% of the breweries in Asheville, which is known for quantity and…read morequality of breweries, and Zebulon is my top pick. It's everything I like in a brewery. The beers are flavorful and interesting. They don't have any house beers, or beers they always keep on tap, they always have new things to try. I would whole-heartedly recommend the chiang Mai Bock with lemongrass, Thai basil and sticky rice, or the tangerine saison, because they are both excellent, but unless you get there within a few weeks of me writing this, you can't try them. Mike, the brew master has a love and respect for historical replications of old beers they many people may not be familiar with, like a Patersbier or a Burton ale. He also likes to experiment with bold flavor combinations they lead to some interesting and delicious imbibables. I enjoy the tap room. While Asheville does have some nice brewery bars like Wicked Weed, many of them are basically just the same thing, like they all ordered the same bar from an Ikea catelog. Zebulon has real character, lots of cool art and usually a smattering of colorful characters. There's no food, but there's a box of snacks that says help yourself with a jar for cash, it's that kind of place, a real neighborhood gem. If you are in Asheville, and you enjoy beer, you are doing yourself a disservice if you don't make the 15 minute drive to Weaverville to experience Zebulon.