Walked in a few weeks ago wanting just the best of whatever hyper-local beers they had in the…read morecoolers. They helped me find some stuff that was just astonishing and even some really oddball choices. Very glad we stopped there.

Love their wine selections and pairing recommendations. Fun themes throughout the year such as…read moreOktoberfest. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Wide selection of wine, IPA's and Ale.

Static Line is an absolute gem to this community. With its unique beer choices, amazing bartenders,…read moreand owners that immerse themselves beautifully into the business, you immediately feel at home when you walk in. The best part? It's dog friendly! You always have a smile on your face when you walk in, because a furry friend is always coming to greet you. They always have great food trucks, and fun events going on as well! So grateful to have Static Line Brewing in town!

Long post incoming: this is mostly for the crew…read more Giving this place 3 stars based on my average experience overall ever since I moved to the neighborhood over two years ago. I pop in about twice a month as my schedule allows. Vet trying to support a vet business and all. I'll lead by saying I spent years in the bar industry, including three years as a bar manager in a mildly large city, so I will be objective here as I know what ratings on Yelp can do. Beer: It's good and it is made with care. Not all styles meet their expected flavor profiles, but Static Line does well swapping out selections and trying new things. It's a young brewery so I commend it. That being said, I have only drank and served beer, I have zero experience as a brewer. All in all, I like to drink at their establishment. Also, the swag is on point...well done. Environment: Small but welcoming. They do a fine job of trying out different events and often have a food truck present, sometimes music too. Owners are usually present and say hello. Dogs are wonderful door greeters. Other dogs are also welcome. Facilities are very clean and comfortable. Staff: I'm going to struggle here. I have met some very engaging, good vibe bartenders at this spot. And I have met some that just seem to wish there were anywhere else. Presence is key in the service industry. And that does not just mean a bartender is "behind the bar." I have definitely received the "piss off" attitude before as soon as I arrive and have never given a reason (to my knowledge)...but I did recently push back and I think after two years of visiting it was justified. Never met anyone who simply brews beer at this place so I can't rate them. I'm sure it's probably done during the closed daytime hours. Speaking of hours... Hours: I have mixed feelings on this as well. Closed M-T. That's cool, these are non-busy days and brewers need to grind and who likes unnecessary overhead. Fully support it. Open on W-Sun. The open days' hours are sporadic to only be serving five days a week. The last 5-6 times I visited, there were very few people present at what I would consider peak hours. I would recommend adjusting. The clientele: Point blank, there's a lot of pissed off washouts showing up to this place more recently and they have stares, attitudes, and a sense of authority that I despise. There I said it. The staff appear to love them and that's fine. They show up regularly and you have to support your regulars...but only to an extent. If your handful of daily people are all that matter, go open a garage bar. If you're a customer, mind your stool, mind your words, and mind your business if you really want to support this place. If you're a bartender and you see your regulars trying to check people at the door, intimidate, or act like they work there, then either correct them or hire them if that's the business you want to run. A quality bar has three bench marks: making it the first 6 months, then the first two years, then the five year mark. Static Line has potential, but please stop thinking you have somehow "made it" yet because the competition is minimal. My family, my friends, my coworkers, and myself will be putting this place in a time out for a while due to recent (and recurring) unsatisfactory decisions from the staff and what they allow from their regs. I hope this place does well but I'd be surprised to see it open another 18 months, because it's sinking as a hangout spot. I've seen it happen time and again. Good luck.

My original review stands!…read more An amazing "very very spacious brewery, it was a very pleasant surprise to walk around the back of the building and discover the expansive community hub." A gem to visit, worth adding to a road trip.

I don't even drink alcohol and I'm still recommending these guys. My wife and I got in over our…read moreheads when we put an invitation out on Social Media because we didn't think that many people would take us up on it. Dirtbags came to our rescue and said that they would be the hub for our crowd coming through and they did that by changing their hours of operation to accommodate the guests that we're passing through the place technically is a bar, but it has a total family atmosphere and they operate like family. They started as two veterans with a vision and they have a heart of gold.

Railhouse has been a consistent, great brewery over the years. I had moved away several years ago,…read morebut stopped in today for a visit. The menu for both food and beer is impressive, staff is friendly, and veteran owned. Always a friendly vibe and a great stop if you're in town. Highly recommend!

Cute little place! I love industrial places that Have a background so I was excited when I went…read morehere for live music last night. It is a good 50 minutes from home so not sure we'd be back often but I really liked the watermelon blow pop sour and appreciated they had sours as I really only drink sours. I loved that they had food, nothing fancy as it's bar food but when I'm drinking a beer all I want is greasy bar food. I had the chicken fingers with fried pickles. This place is pretty small inside but it looks to have a decent patio. Parking was right by the building which I always appreciate!

Don't get me wrong we love this store is what we call one of our only hood stories but I am…read moreseverely disappointed. All the coolers are broken not to mention y'all selling four year old 2019 come on man I won't answer the phone.

The location is beyond humble (it's literally in the back of Lucky Star, the convenience store),…read morebut these are some of the best tacos I've ever had. The food is fresh, authentic, and served on incredible homemade tortillas. I came on a tip from a friend and am so glad that I did. Go and enjoy!

Little Heathens Brewery is a veteran owned brewery in the Spring Lake/Overhills/Anderson Creek…read morearea. They've been open for a little while now but I finally found the time to stop by for a hit and run. They have several of their own crafted beers, but I opted for the Oktoberfest Marzen this time, since it's the season for it. It was served in a plain, clear pint glass, but hopefully they'll have their own branded glasses eventually. The beer was cold and crisp, and had a nice flavor. The staff was very friendly and hopefully I'll eventually become a regular by stopping by on my way home from work more often.

Beer was awesome. The staff was great on a few different visits. This is my new go to place.read more

We love the Wine Thief, for a night out. Great selection, very friendly staff and owner. We get a…read moreglass of wine then get a pizza from Rumble's next door. A nice evening out

Fantastic place and the best people ever!!! The wine tasting night was an absolute joy to see so…read moremany people coming out to support this up and coming business. I will be regular here from now one. Great selection of wines from around the world!

We have been going to North South ever since they opened and love it there. They have a local…read moremarket every Saturday from noon until 5PM with lots of great vendors from the area. The place is spacious and very family friendly. It is also dog friendly. They have a great outside seating area if you'd like some vitamin D while enjoying their beer. Speaking of beer, they make some amazing beers in a variety of different styles. I'm an IPA guy and love the fact that they make a great session IPA (called Holiday). My bride loves their Mexican lager. They have food trucks most afternoons/evenings too so this is a one-stop place for a great time enjoying local craft beer. They have a ton of activities through the week too which should satisfy most everyone's pallet for fun. I highly recommend going to North South for a beer. It is also part of the social district downtown so you can sip and stroll. This is great if you're going to a Woodpeckers baseball game. Enjoy!

We were passing through the area on our trip south and looking for something to do when we came…read moreacross this place. It's located in what I'd describe as Fayetteville's business/industrial area, but don't let that fool you -- it was a great stop! They have a nice outdoor seating area with lights that make it especially enjoyable at night. Inside, the space is huge, with a big screen for sports, cornhole, darts, and plenty of room to relax. One thing we really appreciated was that they're dog friendly, which is always a bonus when traveling with furry family members. The beer was cold and definitely hit the spot, and our kids absolutely loved the mocktails. We only wished the beer selection had been a little larger, though they also offered wines and ciders. Overall, it was a fun and welcoming place to visit. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth checking out!