Adult coloring books, blink-182 playing on the speakers , and cold beers. Can't complain. 5read more

Love the vibe of this place and had an amazing Hard Kombucha- Pina Komana. Our beertender was super…read morefriendly, and let me try several samples. Love the island vibes at this place and will definitely be back!

So...what's the actual name of this place? Bottles & Cans Beer and Wine Shop or Taps and Social?…read moreJudging by the signage and the receipt, it seems to answer to both. Either way, it delivers exactly what you'd hope for--a great selection of drinks in a relaxed, social setting. After finishing dinner at Shijiri, we had a little over an hour to kill before heading home, so we wandered over here. We decided to grab seats inside rather than on the front patio. The interior is surprisingly spacious, with plenty of seating whether you prefer pulling up to the bar or sinking into one of the comfortable sofas. Our tasting lineup included the refreshing Sangria Slushy, Anderson Valley's Wild Turkey Bourbon Barrel Stout, and Komana's Hefe the Hefeweizen. While enjoying our drinks, we spent some time hanging out with Aria, the Bouvier des Flandres, who was incredibly friendly and happily accepted all the attention. She definitely added to the welcoming atmosphere. Before leaving, we couldn't resist browsing the shelves and ended up taking home a build-your-own six-pack featuring beers from 3 Floyds, Edit, Middle James, Two Tides, Grimm, and Anytime Beer Co. The selection is excellent for anyone who enjoys discovering craft beers beyond the usual grocery store offerings. Whether you're looking to enjoy a drink on-site, build a mixed six-pack to take home, or simply relax with friends (or make a new four-legged one), this place checks all the boxes. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area.

Dropped by Bottles & Cans recently and had a good experience…read more Parking was very convenient because Bottles & Cans is part of a strip mall, so no problems there. They had a pretty decent selection of beers available, and I was impressed that you could get pretty much any type of beer as a singleton (versus having to buy a 4 pack or whatever). I did feel like the refrigerated section could have been a bit larger, but they did have a few good choices in there. They had a big selection of beers available on tap, and while I didn't partake this time, I was kind of tempted by the quadrupel :) The bartender was nice and helpful throughout my visit. Overall, if you're in the area, this seems like a nice place to stop and grab a beer. I've seen slightly better selection of beers elsewhere, but I do think you could find something you like here :)

Excellent food and drinks . Highly recommended. Their in poutine is really good…read more Have to go to Canada to taste some good poutine. But it's right here in Cary, NC .

Ugh what can I say? Truly amazing this is a hidden gem!!! The wings are 1/2 off on Wednesday and…read moretheir fries are so good! I love the staff and they make us feel so welcome. It's a friendly place with pool table as well! They play good music that's well know from all genres which I really like. This love doesn't get the hype it deserves

I'm going to be completely honest...we stopped here because we were out thrifting in Cary (not our…read morenormal neighborhood) and saw the sign for Vicious Fishes brewery. That made us laugh and we were thirsty so we decided to take a break from shopping. We parked at VF parking lot and discovered that their doors were locked even though the hours on the door said they should have been open. We noticed South Line Brewing right beside it and saw people so we walked across the parking lot. We were immediately greeted by some friendly patrons (looked like they were having an event) and went inside. The bartender asked us what we would like to sample and we quickly found a beer to our liking. We inquired about the brewery next door and she informed us that they were closed for good. (Not this brewery's fault, but how rude that there was no posting on VF regarding this!) We really enjoyed our time here. We had a couple of beers, got a burger from the food truck, and just relaxed and people watched. I got the Notorious Bean Coffee Cream Ale and it was delicious. I had two and they went down very easily LOL. The vibe was excellent. LOTS of different seating...kinda felt like hanging out in your best friends garage (only in the best way possible!) Even sitting inside felt like sitting outside and enjoying a nice summer afternoon. If I'm ever back in the area, I will definitely stop by again!

Came here recently and enjoyed myself!…read more First, parking was pretty easy in the afternoon, but I can imagine it'd be trickier during peak hours. They had a bunch of arcade machines, like a punching bag, a golf simulator, and a few other options. I also noticed they had some liquor behind the bar if people preferred mixed drinks versus beer :) Not useful for me, but I appreciate that they're prepared! I ordered a beer and it was solid. My wife and I chilled on the couch for a bit and it was pretty comfy. The bartender was nice as well. Overall, we had a pretty good time at South Line and would definitely consider coming back!

Great beer selection for challenging to find beers from out of state. Staff is great &…read moreknowledgeable. And Monday discounts are a bonus!

My friend and I came here on a weekday when she was visiting from out of town. It was very empty…read morefor that reason, so we were able to be served right away. They have a great selection of beers if you're a craft beer person. I used to come here frequently in the past and not much has changed (in a good way). It's a good easy going spot where you can have a few beers with friends. They have a nice outdoor patio area as well so it's a good one to check out when the weather is nice! They have taps, a stocked fridge, and a large bottle / can selection to choose from. It's also a good place to stop in if you're looking for a case to take home or to a party, for example.

Neat little self-service beer bar with a few wines, ciders, and cocktails, but the cocktails are…read morenot self-service. Check in at the desk and receive a swipe card which you use to activate the spouts and pour your beverage. Whether you want a full pint or a few ounce taster, the control is all yours. We had nachos and wings which were good and service was friendly enough without being overly intrusive. They have a number of board games to play and we really enjoyed ourselves. I don't live in the area, but will return when I return. My only complaint was the stools which were rather uncomfortable. There was other seating in the building, but it was in use so uncomfortable stools it was.

Hoppy house is a self-serve taproom with a large variety of beer, cider, wine, & some food items…read moresuch as pizza and wings. There is shared parking in the shopping plaza near the business. The business is spacious, bright with cute decor, and had several tables & sitting areas. The restaurant is kid friendly as there were several little kids running area the restaurant. Once you walk in you place your order at the counter & your food is brought to you. You have the option of keeping your tab open. The woman at the counter wasn't very personable. We ended up ordering a supreme pizza with the option of getting all of the meat & vegetable toppings that are available. We customized our pizza. The pizza looked good & cooked on the outside but was kind of gummy on the inside as if it were cooked too fast & wasn't done inside. We had time constraints so we were unable to get the pizza recooked.

Loving this new downtown Cary park but for the love of hydration where is the water? There are a…read morefew small bowls in the park and water fountains are located outside of the Barkyard. Owners either have to bring water to refill the bowls or leave the gate. During the summer, there are sprinklers at the far end of the park. Not all dogs like these, but you can use them to refill water bowls. The other dog parks in Cary (like Jack Smith) have auto-refill bowls. Other than the water situation we really like this park. It is mainly turf with sidewalks, tunnels, and sitting areas. It is convenient having bathrooms, a bar, and a beautiful park nearby. Plus it is in downtown Cary so it is surrounded by numerous businesses, restaurants, and bars. Parking can be tricky. I usually opt for free street parking, however, there are nearby free lots as well including a parking garage by the library. Similar to the other dog parks in Cary, a dog park pass is needed. Currently they use a QR code that can be used at each of the dog parks.

The staff is lovely, the store is clean. The cupcakes are divine the pricing is out line for the…read morequality of the product.

Great place for great craft beer, and certainly not closed. Recommend for the vibe, patio, and…read moregreat beertenders.

Great spot for a glass of wine with your friends! Fun spot and great wine selections.read more