Fantastic selection and helpful staff. Esthetic is on point, but you have to stop by for the name…read morealone.

Cool vibes here, like Grandma's house/tiki bar - every room had a different theme. We came here…read morecause they are on a craft beer deck of cards we have. Menu was mainly IPAs and sours which aren't our style, but the place seemed to have a good crowd. I hope this place sticks around.

Another great Mooresville brewery find! They have a spacious interior & patio seating, friendly…read morestaff, low-key ambiance, and the beers here were true to style (and had fun names). They also had great live music playing late, which was nice, and a great way to finish out the night! Beers had here: Buns Out Brown Ale 4.1% Bout Damn Time Amber Red Ale 4.5% The Gingered Elf Winter Ale 5% Midnight Norman American Stout 5%

The bartender was so nice. He offered recommendations and I was able to get a taster before I…read moreordered. We also had our dog and he gave us a clean bowl of water for her. Great beers!

Great service, and a beautiful outside area with lots of families. Outside fire pit, lots of…read moreparking. There is many beer choices, and they have something for everyone. You can bring your four legged friends. They always have something interesting going on and the bands are always great and food trucks are close by

Found a great spot tucked behind a neighborhood in Denver. From the outside it's a steel building…read morethat could be any industrial office but don't let looks fool you. There's a large patio, live music some nights, and a ton of beer, seltzers, and ciders. The environment is very relaxed and family friendly. Lots of adults enjoying a beverage parents and several kids who were playing ball or playing on the stage. This is a great place for a relaxing beer and conversation with friends.

Huntersville's oldest brewery always brung the good times, especially during their Oktoberfest: a…read moreBavarian Bash celebration. Beer, soft pretzels, German food, oompah bands, lederhosen - check! They consistently have a dozen beers on tap plus right seltzers or ciders. Many nights there is a food truck as well as popcorn for sale. The outside has plenty of seating and room for booths (crafts or food) and the inside has an 18+ room so adults can enjoy their drinks together. If you're seeking a local brewery with easy parking and lots of great beer spend an afternoon or evening at Primal.

This is our go to local brewery. The atmosphere and staff are always friendly. They have a wide…read morevariety of beer so everyone can find something they love. Don't miss the fresh popped popcorn which goes great with the beer. Also, they have rotating seasonal beers that are great, every one of them.

Visited their table at Huntersville Music and Arts Festival. They were so kind and enthusiastic…read more The ordering process was short and efficient. The Fizzical therapy Raspberry seltzer was delicious. I will try it again.

I had a great time here with my friends and we participated in the CMLibrary 3rd annual spelling…read morebee! I'm a word nerd and love pub trivia, spelling bees, and other similar events, so when I saw a post about a spelling bee here, I jumped on it! About 30 min north of downtown, this place is tucked away in a shopping center/complex but it's got a great vibe and plenty of indoor/outdoor seating available. There's a pickleball net and a couple other lawn games. Unfortunately, it was downpouring most of the evening we visited, but the bee continued inside. I ordered a couple glasses of bubbles (they have mimosa flights too, maybe I'll try that next time) and enjoyed my evening catching up with friends and, of course, spelling. There was a food truck available (chicken tenders, sandwiches etc) and I think you can also order stuff to be delivered too. Service was nice, prices reasonable. All in all, I had an awesome experience and would definitely come back, especially for next year's bee, but hopefully before then as well! @azfitfoodfun

They have a very creative menu, Build a Burger and build a salad, I found both to be wonderful. My…read morewife and I split the burger, that had mushrooms, cheddar Cheese, grilled onions and all the veggies, our salad had everything, from black olives and black beans, red onions, red and green peppers, cucumbers, avocado, a piece of salmon with Champagne vinaigrette dressing. The meal was delicious and the service was excellent

Stopped in after landing in Charlotte little late. Not alot of places were open and close to the…read morehouse. Nice spot. Clean. We sat at the bar and the bartender was excellent. Very nice and attentive. Wasn't a big fan of the food. Your typical bar food. Nothing great, nothing really bad. Could be what we ordered as well. But for me this be my spot to meet friends for a few drinks and watch some sports as they have decent amount of TVs. I ordered the buffalo chicken flatbread. It was actually on tortillas not what I wanted or expected for a flat bread. Also ordered a margarita pizza. It was way better than the "flatbread" but again nothing is rush back for.

We were attending a friend's car show on the Saturday of Father's Day weekend. We arrived a little…read moreearly so we can park at the show and walk to lunch. We came upon this place knowing it was in the area, and decided to try it. They allow you to seat yourself which is fine. They did not seem to be very busy at noon on a Saturday, but people were coming and going. All good. Our server came by quickly to ask about drinks and if we wanted any appetizers. We gave drink orders and said no to apps. It was the first time here, so I tend to look over the menu a little longer than usual, but, it was not that busy. The server came by to take our entree orders and we said we just need a few minutes to look over the menu. Within 1 minute, another server came by to take orders order. We said that we just told the server we need a couple minutes to look at the menu. I'm not sure what the rush was, but it made me feel like they must take orders immediately. For a casual place, with a great playlist by the way, they sure made me feel hurried. The first server came by in a good amount of time, so we finally placed our order. Our food came out pretty quickly. Everything looked really good. Nice portion sizes and the food was tasty. We got a summer lovin flatbread and the California panini chicken sandwich with a side of sweet potato fries. I wasn't too fond of the aoli. I thought it was a little thick. I think I would have preferred a honey mustard sauce for the fries. Also, the chicken was so thin on the sandwich you could hardly taste it. Sandwich was good but I expected more of a chicken cutlet as opposed to a flattened piece of chicken as you might get at the deli counter. My guy finished first, but I was still eating. The server comes by and asks what we're thinking for dessert. Again, rushed? I was still eating my lunch. We weren't ready to make that decision but now I wanted to finish and go, because, clearly it's the servers favorite table, and must have some attachment to it to be rushing the meal so much. I think the server needs to work on timing. If one in the party is still eating their food, would they really be discussing dessert yet? And to remind all who are reading: it wasn't a busy day yet. Only a few tables were occupied, so I will be docking a star for the service. Overall if not such a rushed experience, I would say: menu good, portions good, comfortable atmosphere. Nice place. Servers need extra training in timing and approach.

my absolute favorite restaurant in Mooresville. I've been coming for so long it feels like home…read more the same great recipe for all the meals, the cocktails are fun and creative, and the patio is best during this time of year!

First time! Much bigger than I expected. Love seeing the family environment…read more Not a beer drinker, tried a dirty vodka martini. First one definitely not quite a dirty martini. He put 4 different ingredients in. Second time around tried same thing different bartender. Way better, as was the third. Will come back at some point to try some food.

You might wonder if a place called Goose & Monkey Brew House is family friendly... Yes, it was fun,…read moreand welcoming, the young people were up singing karaoke, and they were amazing. Kids and adults were both singing, and encouraging each other. The food was great. And it's casual, so you feel at home.

Incredible that this location promotes BRUNCH. It was only pancakes. Therefore we ordered pizza…read more Not half bad. Owner a d staff helpful Recommend this location for craft beer and pizza. NOT BRUNCH. VEry noisey

First time to China. Closed on Sundays which is my normal day to adventure out…read more Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - 2 flights; Good variety and quality. Amber Mexican lager served with lime was really good. Who shot ya Hazy IPA was good. Chocolate Peanut butter Porter was also noteworthy. Atmosphere: 5 -a bit loud but very busy on a Saturday afternoon. I was comfortable. Service: 5 - service was quick. Food: yes but didn't try. Pizza. Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -No preachy nonsense--just beer.

Flying Saucer is such a fun little place to eat, with great food to boot! You'll get dizzy looking…read moreat all those saucers on the ceiling, but they keep you entertained while you wait for your food. They're known for their draft beers and have a big selection to choose from. Our food came out fresh, hot, and delicious, and the drinks weren't bad either--not watered down, which is always a plus. I like getting my money's worth, and I felt like I did here. Good food, decent drinks, and a fun atmosphere. Auntie D gives this one a solid four out of five forks!

A fun, character-filled beer spot, but the food didn't quite live up to the experience…read more I met up with family at The Flying Saucer in the University area. It's seat-yourself, so we had to pull a couple tables together to fit everyone. One thing to note: it was very warm inside, so I'd recommend sitting toward the back where it's more comfortable. My boys really enjoy this place, so I wanted to like it more, but the food was just okay and a bit pricey for what you get. Most items run about $14.99-$21.99, even appetizers are at entrée prices. I ordered the Carne Asada Fries appetizer ($15.99) after hearing they were "fire." The steak had good flavor, but the portion was light--fine for sharing, but not very filling. One entree, Big Dipper ($15.49), a roast beef seemed overcooked and there wasn't much meat on a large bun. Two people from the table ordered pizza. Neither ate more than 2 pieces. On the positive side, the beer selection is excellent, with plenty of options on tap and in bottles and cans--from Guinness to local IPAs. The atmosphere is also unique: plates cover the walls and ceiling from guests who've completed their beer challenge, which makes for a fun, quirky vibe you really have to see in person. Dart boards for those who want to be a bit more active. Overall, it's a great spot for beer and atmosphere, but the food and pricing didn't quite match the experience for me.