Grumpy Old Men, a satirical name for such a great place!! They're always friendly and anxious to…read moreserve some of the best craft beer anywhere! Very dog oriented, assuming they're behaving...standards are similar for kids. Basically one rule for both species...No Biting. . Everyone is welcome, everyone is family.

"It's butt-cold out here and I'm fresh out of beer,"…read more Grandpa Gustafson ~Grumpy Old Men. Well it definitely was butt-cold out when we visited Grumpy Old Men Brewing, but luckily it was warm inside, and there was indeed plenty of beer! We happened to come across The brewery passing through Blue Ridge on Thanksgiving weekend. They place was packed and bustling, with a raucous holiday spirit, made even more fun with a performance by the Appalachian St Andrew's Pipes and Drum band. Service was great, beers were terrific . No grumpiness found on this day!

We love it here! Live music (this time karaoke with the talented Big Daddy K and Tabitha, both…read moregreat singers), great beers, they'll invite you to taste to choose yours, now also food all day (try the smash burger), full bar and wine. Sit inside or out, beautiful views of the river, expanded covered deck.

First visit, nice outdoor space along the river. Patrons place their order at the small bar; when I…read morewas here on a Saturday at Noon there was only one person who was taking orders, serving drinks & tastings at the bar, and running the cash register (along with a trainee who was observing). Needless to say, this created a long wait time. I ordered a flight of beer of four 4 oz pours. Nothing real exciting from the variety I ordered and they charged a ridiculous $15 per flight (seriously?!), something I didn't know until I got the bill. For lunch, I had the pastrami on rye & fries. Didn't care for the sandwich as the bread was super greasy and they evidently put the pastrami on the flattop as it was a bit hard and crispy. Fries were steak fries and had good seasoning.

Well, I never met a beer I didn't drink. And down it goes". - Norm Peterson, Cheers…read more I'm not a beer snob. I'm as ok with a tall boy PBR as I am with a craft IPA. With that being said, when I do check out a new brewery, I am a bit more critical. RockSolid Brewing is indeed rock solid when it comes to its beers. While there were no real standouts, they were all easy to drink and enjoyable. The Linger Longer Lager was crisp and clean, but lacked some depth. The Beez Knees was a very easy to drink blond ale. Phenomena was a very decent IPA. My favorite beer of this visit was the Summer of The Cicada shandy, a tasty wheat beer and lemonade brew. The brewery is big and fairly spartan and could benefit from a makeover. Service was great and super friendly. Great place to hang out if your hanging out in Ball Ground.

We stayed here to enjoy dinner and a couple of cold ones. Glad we had a chance to sample a few…read more Dogs are welcome and our puppy was given royal treatment with dog biscuits and water, and both hosts came by to pet him! We ordered food at Ball Ground Burger Bus although there are other options and you can certainly bring your own food too. It's totally ok to eat here just don't make a mess. Nicole and I both tried the Bohemian Hazy which looked great but for me could have been a tad more hoppy (perhaps dry hop the recipe a little more?). We enjoyed the local art on the walls and all the activities that this Brewery sets up for locals on nearly each day of the week. I love that it attracts runner with a Humpday 5k! Now that is awesome! Had a nice time here.

Everything. Best kept secret in North Georgia, Dahlonega. David is Superb. His Brew Master , Matt…read moreis Amazing. Been going before he officially opened.

Mixed feelings on this place. The beertender was super friendly and educated about the beer. The…read moreplace is intimate with most of the inside taken up with the equipment and bar. There's the bar, a few high top tables, and a nice long picnic table for communal drinking. There are plenty of tables outside. The beer flight I had didn't really have anything that was exceptional. I was told some Germans thought their version of an Oktoberfest was good, but not in my opinion (although I am not German, I do drink a lot of German beer). The Mom-in-Law really liked the Irish red ale (which the beertender admitted was more of a scotch ale). The Lanier Lager and the stout were probably the best of the bunch. I think the beer is still good enough to come hang out and check out Fergus and Hamish, the cows.

Visiting friends in Alpharetta and decided to take a small road trip to Laurel Canyon Brewing…read more This is a husband & wife team who make some pretty good brews. My wife & I had the Coulda Shoulda (Mexican Lager)& our friends had a hefeweizen which will all enjoyed! There is a good selection of different types of beers including sours other lagers & seltzer's. The vibe is very chill, the beer is very good and the folks who run the operation are attentive & friendly. Give it a try on your way to the mountains or just want a place to hang for a couple of hours! Would rate this as a 4.5 star place to experience.

Amazing flavored hard seltzer, the peach & blood orange are flavorful. Loved them both!! The…read moreservice is wonderful the staff is so fun to be around. You've got to stop by and check them out. You can see the beer being brewed right in the seating area. Yes, ask the owner how it's going he's going to share with you. If you need to get out for the night stop by, get a pizza next door ( they will deliver it to you too). Come hang out have a beer or seltzer, this is the place to be in the weekends. When it warms up the outdoor seating will be perfect too. I highly recommend this hidden gem. Cheers!!!

Celebrating my daughter's 25th birthday, we stopped in two Reformation brewery before we headed out…read moreto dinner. The gentleman behind the bar was fabulous, the beer that is brewed on site was absolutely delicious... I got a nice brown ale (I can't remember the name). Because we were going to dinner in about an hour, we did not order any food. For the ladies... the bathroom was spotless, and each stall is its own room. this bar is an indoor outdoor bar with ample amount of seating, very high ceilings, very spacious... And you can bring your dog! They even have doggy treats on the bar! we really enjoyed our visit to this Canton, Georgia establishment, and we absolutely plan to go again. The surrounding area is a small shopping square with a lot of fun shops to peruse before or after your meal. Have a very safe journey and make a lot of memories!

I love the space but honestly the beers are just not good. I have tried to like them, and I have…read morevisited multiple times over 7years but just not impressed with their beers. This place would be amazing if they could offer quality beers. We have chosen to go to crooked culture brewing in Cumming despite the fact it's 20mins further drive, as the beers are excellent. I hope some day RB changes brewer as we would be there much more.

A lively yet relaxed eatery with a wide variety of entrees from their notable chicken tenders to…read morewings to delicious Reuben sandwiches and burgers. Great local place to hang out and grab a fast bite.

Met a friend for dinner and beer. We sat outside on the covered patio which was great. I enjoyed…read morewatching the people go by and the sun set as evening came on. Our table slanted down a bit, and that was a little awkward but the benefit was that condensation rolled to the end instead of into our laps. Also my chair had two metal dog bowls underneath that made a racket whenever I moved the chair. Our server was friendly but over shared often. For my meal I had the salmon with bourbon glaze. It was cooked properly and had good flavor. The lettuce leaf under it was different; I think I could have done without. The fish came with my choice of two sides and I picked the green beans and the cornbread stuffing. Both were quite salty. The green beans were not very green and overcooked. There were two elbow macaroni mixed in. The cornbread was mushy and covered in gravy. It tasted fine, I just would have preferred more texture. Both beers were very good. I had a sour to start that was like a very tart pink lemonade. The pink color came from blueberries but I'm not sure I detected any blueberry flavor. My second beer was That Coconut Porter and it was mellow and smooth with good coconut flavor and nice dark color. There was lots of street parking and many shops and restaurants in the area. A band began playing in the taproom next to the restaurant at some time. Also a large outdoor space that was full of kids running around playing as I was going home. Looked like a fun place for everyone.