Service was great. Very nice ambiance. We look forward to going back soon. When we have time.read more

Enjoyed a wonderful 4th of July evening at Trailside Brewing. Big open area with inside or outside…read moreseating. We set inside, large fans and big open doors made for a beautiful breeze that blew through. Keeping you cool and comfortable Music 5-8pm from a guitar player. Large selection of beers on tap all cold and delicious, on the beer side service was friendly and quick. We ordered food from their kitchen, my husband had a mixed leafy green salad-(lots of arugula) he added a piece of Salmon on top. Salad was first served with zero dressing (yuk) my husband took it back had salad dressing added he said it was good. I had the wings (teriyaki), they were hot, crispy and delicious. I will definitely.order them again. On the bar side - Trailside bartender was "unfriendly" several in our party ordered sodas and mixed drinks, the woman bartender was indifferent with an attitude, like it was a bother to take a drink order. I returned for a refill of soda and was told nastily "$3 we don't do refills" WOW! Really??? No need to be nasty I didn't know and last time I was there the bartender happily refilled my soda-(which was mostly ice) Obviously this lady dislikes her job! No matter how fun or nice a place is or how good the food, if service is lacking or server gives a negative attitude people won't return. I would give 5 stars to Trailside Brewing if service would have been friendly and smiled.

Really enjoy this brewery, I try to hit it up every few months…read more Good beer, great food. Cool Atmosphere. Will keep coming here.

Out of all the breweries we hit on this trip, this one takes the crown!…read more From the minute we walked in and saw them making Jell-O shots, I knew this wasn't just a brewery, it was a party brewery. The kind of place where you stop in for "just one" and suddenly realize the sun has set and you've somehow made three new friends... aka my favorite kind of brewery! I wish we could've stayed for the live music because the stage setup looked awesome, complete with disco balls and plenty of Instagram-worthy areas for pictures and boomerangs (yes, I'm a millennial and I'm sticking with it)! The beers were excellent, and it became clear pretty quickly that this brewery is woven into the fabric of the town. Their brews popped up at several restaurants we visited, and after stopping in, I totally understand why they're so well-loved in the area. The space is huge, with high ceilings and plenty of room to spread out. There's even an outdoor area built out along the sidewalk--probably a COVID addition that was too good to take away. The vibe was laid-back and welcoming. Service at the bar could've been a bit more attentive, but everyone was friendly and chill, so it never bothered us. And my favorite moment? Watching a grandpa-aged regular stroll in with his own paper plate "poor man's charcuterie board." I absolutely loved it. That's the kind of place this is, a spot where regulars feel at home and newcomers instantly want to become regulars! No food that I could tell, but honestly, with great beer, good vibes, live music, disco balls, and Jell-O shots, who needs much else?! If you're brewery hopping around town, make sure this one is on your list. It was our favorite stop, and I'd happily spend an entire afternoon getting lost here. Also, not sure if the Jell-O shots are a staple or not so don't be sad if they aren't there, I didn't asked, just vibed lol

Bratwurst was spectacular and the games about to start get here. Beer is cold and service is…read moreprompt. Excellent

This German brewery definitely had potential, but it just didn't quite click for me. The beer was…read moredecent, solid German styles, but nothing that had me planning my next pint. I did appreciate that they had other drink options, including THC beverages, which was a nice touch for the non-German style beer person or just not a beer person. The entrance and inside felt meh and a little grungy, though the patio was nicer and featured a cute mural (however I think it has more potential than how it's set up now). It looked like they host trivia and other activities throughout the week, so I could see it being more lively during an event night. We didn't try the food, but what came out of the kitchen looked good. The highlight? Their version of the Cracker Barrel peg game, except with little bullets instead of pegs. I told them they should mass produce those things because I'd totally buy one! Overall, it wasn't a bad stop, just not one I'd go out of my way for again.

On a nice summer night- sitting outside with our little dog watching a live band, was wonderful-…read more They do not serve food here, we knew that going in- they did have a food truck, however, they don't mind if you bring your own food here- We stopped at the nearby White Duck Taco and brought our eats with us. The Bartender was super nice- and gave us samples of the unique beers on tap- Prices were good for the beer- and it was delicious.

A very welcome WARM respite after we had manned Transition #4 for the Ville to Ville Relay. The…read morestaff were friendly, knowledgeable and very engaging. We tried the Muy!Linda! Lager. Very complex flavors; not bland and blah like some light brews. We enjoyed sitting at a high top after 5 straight hours directing runners and had purchased some food at the food trucks on the premises. There was no rush; we sipped and relaxed; and enjoyed our time and agreed that we'd like to return to try some of the other brews they make.

We arrived just before 4pm but had called to say we may have been a little late for checkin. Trent…read moreone of the employees let my wife know that it gets crowded by 6pm. We were able to get there and setup in plenty of time and the brewery was jam packed with friendly people and music. Trent was highly accommodating on arrival and totally knowledgeable about all of the beers. We met Evan later on and he was also very welcoming. We found out later on that Evan and his Dad opened the place and congrats to them. All in all one of the best and friendliest Harvest Hosts that we have stayed at. Make it a stop we will definitely be back when we are passing thru again.

Heading into the North Carolina mountains for the weekend and I picked Dry Falls as my last stop of…read morethe day because they allow overnight parking in their lot (you have to register through the RV program). It was a fabulous choice because it's a nice location. A converted garage complete with the sliding bay doors and inside, a big open space with lots of seating. There was a three-piece rock band blasting away loudly and many folks seemed to be enjoying it. In the back room with my laptop, a much more tolerable volume. On their internet and drinking a "425 Pils", it was a pleasant evening and then back to the campervan for the night. Inside and outside seating. The patio looked great and folks were out there with kids and dogs. A delight. Oh, and by the way, the beer holder in the men's room? Genius. [Review 657 of 2025 - 4144 in North Carolina - 24218 overall]

Great place to just hang out. Really good food options. The pretzel is amazing. The chili cheese…read morefries are awesome and we had a turkey sandwich that was second to none. I love the vibe at this place. The staff are really nice and friendly. Great indoor seating and tons of outdoor options for seating and eating

We used to come here every couple of weeks and lately never so we decided to visit…read more We ordered the jus peachy turkey sandwich (as we have before) and found it lacked the peach jam - there was a small dab on one side of the sandwich. I always liked the beer here & love their Czech One Two so bought a pint for 7.50. Then ordered a half pint. Then ordered a half pint of their black gold porter. When we got the bill I was surprised to note that theyu charged me $5 for each half pint while cost of pints for the porter was $6.50 and for the Czech $7.50. I expected the price to be half of what a pint was like it has been in the past or at other breweries and pubs (Sierra Nevada, etc) We will not be returning.

Burning Blush Brewery is a must visit if you're in the area. We stopped by after a hike on our way…read moreback to Asheville, and it was the perfect way to wind down. The vibe is a unique mix of medieval and gothic. The space itself is beautiful, with a good outdoor area and is conveniently located right off of the road. I ordered an IPA that was so good that I had to go back for a second. This spot is definitely worth checking out. Cheers!

4.5 First timers and…read morethe beer/wine was good, the service was very nice and friendly and the ambiance relaxing. It was a nice visit on a Friday after work. The food truck was good. We had the burger, taco and brisket sandwich which were all very good. Recommended and we'd be be back to enout

Great place to enjoy a brew and a meal. Great atmosphere with what amounts otherwise to a…read moreplayground for kids, making this a very family friendly place. It has a bit of old barnyard vibe. Lots of outdoor room to sit and enjoy the weather. They have a really nice covered area surrounding three sides of the brewery with tables where people can congregate and enjoy their beverages... They are dog friendly too. That's a big one for us. Nice friendly staff... Just a fun place to visit. The beer selection was not extensive, but they covered a lot of different tastes. The Base Camp Grub food truck outside had amazing "Smashed Burgers" and super fries cooked in beef tallow. Quite an experience. Definitely recommended....

Excellent beers, nice setting and fantastic vibe. Don't miss an opportunity to go there for the…read moremusic, too. Great venue.