A gem of a find in South Boston. We were there for a race at VIR and came across this place. It's…read morein an old tobacco warehouse with high ceilings and lots of old couches. The owners mother was there and took me for an impromptu tour of the facilities. The bar tender was friendly and most importantly - the beer is spot on. Next time we in the area, I'll be stopping by again.

Outstanding brewery located in a small town and old tobacco factory. With high ceilings, antique…read morecouches, and aged window panes this spot appeals to those looking for a laid back brewery atmosphere. There were table games at almost every table and some arcade games in the back room. The baristas were extremely friendly and explaining each of the beers, which were delicious and much better than some more Main Street breweries I've come across. There's no food served here, but I was told they have food trucks and outdoor events at their outdoor stage area. I came on a very slow night with only 4 other patrons but I can't wait to go back to try more beer and enjoy this great spot (and take some pictures this time around)!

Always a great stop for food, drinks and a view. A nice way to spend an afternoon. The service is…read morenice, the food good and drinks tasty. A nice stop if you're in the area.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon a little before one. We ordered our beer but needed to be put on…read morea list to be paged to even order food. I've never experienced this before but was happy that we at least got our beer. My husband ordered an IPA and I got a flight (per usual!) I had looked at the website prior and while they list their flagship beers, they do not have a list of their seasonal offerings until you get into the brewery. I must say that I was much more impressed with the selection once we got there. We went outside to sit (it was a BEAUTIFUL day!) and were lucky enough to get a seat in the shade. The view was absolutely spectacular. If you love Buggs Island Lake (or Kerr Lake as this North Carolinian calls it), you will love this view. It's honestly the best part of this place. You can plenty of water, the bridge coming into Clarksville, and the train trestle. I must point out that you couldn't go wrong sitting inside in the AC either. It's decorated very nicely! We finally got notified that we were now able to order our food. We went to the window and let them know what we wanted. We were then given another buzzer that would let us know when our food was ready. (I'm a bit baffled by this process to be honest.) We ordered another beer. My favorite was the S'mores Porter (this was a seasonal option). Very tasty and VERY reminiscent of a S'more. My husband really enjoyed the Hazy Lake Day IPA. Our food was ready in the middle of our second beer. I got the smash burger and the hubs got the catfish bites. My smash burger was pretty good but the fries were just okay...they were not crispy...at all. Very floppy. They were warm though so at least that. The real star was the catfish. Cooked and seasoned perfectly, it was delicious. We also got some pimento cheese to go. It came with 2 packets of Stacy's Pita chips but I thought it was a little pricey for $8. Overall I was satisfied with the food, I will just try a different side next time. When it came time to close our tab, it asked if we wanted to tip, 18, 20, or 25% on our total bill. I only tipped on the beer since I had to get up to order my food and then go retrieve it myself as well...I did not mind doing that, I just don't think that's a procedure worth tipping. All of the bartenders were very pleasant. This really was a wonderful afternoon with friends. I probably won't come during the summer since I imagine it being crowded, but I will definitely return in the fall or next spring. I wanted to purchase a pint glass but they didn't have them. They only had the 5 oz flight glasses. Hopefully they will get some in the future! Ps. They do have a designated parking lot but it seems to get full fast. Not sure if you're allowed to park at the hotel next door or not!

Stopped in for a quick beer while in Danville. Plenty of inside and outside space. Very comparable…read moreto the other brewery in town. Only had one pour, will be back soon for another.

This brewery was bigger than we expected. Inside was spacious. The bartender was friendly and…read morewelcoming and offered us beer samples. I decided on the seasonal watermelon beer and husband went for an IPA. Weather was perfect so we decided to sit outside in some Adirondack chairs. They have a large outside area with a nice stage -- wish we could've stayed for the live music later in the evening. My second beer was the orange creamsicle -- very tasty. Husband enjoyed a different IPA. Later that night we had their Kolsch, canned, at Carrington Pavilion. Nice brewery with solid beers!

Eno River Brewing is a great spot to enjoy a variety of locally made beers, along with other drinks…read morefrom different companies, including ciders. The brewery has a modern, welcoming atmosphere, with upbeat music and a clean, comfortable space. They also have more than 40 food trucks on a rotating schedule, so there's always something different to try. A walking trail right next to the brewery makes it especially nice for spending a relaxed afternoon or evening. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the overall atmosphere is lively without feeling overwhelming. A fun local place to grab a drink, enjoy some food, and spend time outdoors!

This is an amazing space. It's very open with a great back patio and plenty of seating. Very chill…read morevibe. If you're going for the vibe, great spot. Unfortunately, I did not think the beer was anything special at all. I had a brown ale and an IPA and both were pretty flavorless. Service was quick and friendly. I'd go back, just with low beer expectations.

My son and I found this restaurant during a recent long road trip. I had their Nashville Hot…read moreChicken Stacker and it was absolutely fantastic. if we ever visit Oxford again, we will be sure to return to Tobacco Wood.

I stopped by this brewery while road-tripping between Richmond and Charlotte--always on the hunt…read morefor a new spot with solid beer and food. Unfortunately, this one didn't quite hit the mark. The space itself is nice--plenty of seating inside and out, a private room in the back, clean bathrooms and even a stage where live music was playing during our visit. But the food situation was confusing. They have a full kitchen and menu listed, yet when we arrived, they were only serving food from a BBQ food truck/side business. Not sure if it was a staffing issue, a special event, or just how they do things on certain days, but it definitely wasn't clear for someone just passing through. Beer-wise, they had a decent range of styles, but nothing really stood out flavor-wise. Everything was just... okay. Not bad, but not memorable. Service was similar--there seemed to be only one guy behind the bar running things while the rest were tied to the BBQ setup. He wasn't rude, just not super engaged. All in all, this place was fine, but nothing WOWed me. With a little more clarity on the food, a stronger beer lineup and more upbeat staff, it could be a much better stop for travelers passing through, or even the regulars.

Stopped in while visiting from Houston. Didn't get to enjoy the brews due to work hours. However…read moreeverything else I tried was tasty. We started off with a flight of grandmas eggs which allows you to choose three different ones. My personal favorite was the Buffalo chicken which makes me want that was an appetizer next time I'm in town. The chimcherri one was okay. And not fully sure the other but it was decent. I had the Bad Henny with potato salad. Everything was tasty. My only complaint would be the bread kept sliding off. But that potato was one my favorites ever. So tasty. The rootbeer which they make was a great nonalcoholic taste. Overall seemed like a chill spot with good services. Very friendly folks. Nice spot inside and out. I look forward to trying a pizza next.

We ended up here on a trivia night. The crowd there seemed like regulars. Food offerings were…read moreprimarily bar food. If you're looking for somewhere to have lunch or dinner, I would choose somewhere else. This is more geared toward having casual drinks and sharing appetizers.

The food, drinks and live music is the best on the area. The staff is always friendly and helpful…read more We love going there.

Yet another stellar experience here!…read more We sat up in the "roost" today, The upside down owl drink is so good. The chopped salad is my favorite, the beer cheese dip is outstanding. The pizza! So good! Highly recommend. Grab a tshirt on your way out, Comfort Colors - enough said! Free stickers, too!

Brewery #455 Atomic…read moreClock Brewing is a very nice place that had very good beer, particularly their hazies. I got a flight of beer and ordered a Beef on Wick with fries. The bartender while nice was kind of flighty, just lacked awareness of the amount of people waiting to get beer. My flight consisted of A Belgian, Schrodinger's Pale Ale, and 2 hazy IPAs. The Critical Mass (DIPA) and Atomichron (hazy) were both phenomenal. Then we waited almost an hour for the Beef on Wick to come out. It's literally just a roast beef sandwich with fries. The food was great, but the wait was insane. Great beer, good food, nice people but just not in any kind of hurry.

My friends convinced me to give this place a second chance. I knew I should have said no but they…read morewere so adamant about it and I thought maybe it would be better this time. I was wrong. So wrong. This place is the absolute worst. It's so unfortunate because the place is beautiful and has potential. I've learned my lesson and there will not be a third time. We attempted to sit at a table for 8 but the chairs are oversized and the tables are far too close together. We had to remove two chairs to even attempt to slide across the chairs because you cannot pull them out to sit down. It's extremely difficult and uncomfortable to have to slide all the way out to let people in and out. Not user friendly at all. I wanted to order a beer but just like last time they didn't have any beer I'd ever drink which is saying a lot as I will drink anything that's not an IPA or super yellow. So I ordered the Rosè margarita but the male bartender told me they were out of that drink. Impossible. I could see both rosè and tequila from where I was standing. A female bartender overheard the male bartender lying to me and she said she would make the margarita for me. Hmmmmmmmm. So one honest bartender and one who lies because he only wants to pour beers. Thanks for solidifying that I was right to say I'd never be back to this awful establishment.

Very local place. High ceilings, great people watching, menu has nice collection of food that…read moretaste La great. Nice bar setup, small bit has gastropub vibes. Attentive staff, everyone stops by to ask if you need anything. Owner/mgr stops by to shake hands. Personable.

The venue is great. The location is perfect. The burgers are yuck…read more We had dinner here as a family of four on an early Friday night (tonight). There was no wait. We sat outside and enjoyed the scenery. It is a beautiful location right next to the River District. There's a lovely park, splash pad, and playground right along the Dan River. We were so stoked to eat right there. The interior of the restaurant was so fun. We loved the decorations. Books everywhere! The server was ok at first. But when we were done, I did not like how she presented me the check. She just quickly flashed me an amount on a screen, and then hid the screen. I asked if I could pay cash and she accepted it but did not bring me a check even then. We ordered 3 burgers that sounded really good. Such a disappointment. The burger meat in each was shaped perfectly and was as hard as a hockey puck. They appeared to be cooked medium but the meat was tough and gristly. I have no idea how they got all the burgers the exact, uniform hockey puck shape. They must be like those frozen ones you can get at Costco. But $17.95 for a frozen hockey puck? At one point, while my kids were telling me how gross the patties were, while my husband and I told them they had to eat them to go play on the playground, I flagged the server down and asked what type of meat it was. She said beef. However, it did not taste like beef. Thank goodness for all the toppings because if they were plain burgers, they would have been inedible. We were so hungry though so we ate what we could. Notably, the buns also tasted cheap like they had just come out of a stale grocery store deli bag. The seasoned fries, sweet potato fries, the homemade ranch and ketchup, and salad with homemade vinaigrette were ok. After we left, I added up what we ordered again and realized she must have charged me an extra $12 to swap out a veggie patty for a beef patty. I was not told there would be an upcharge so felt a little swindled, especially with how she presented the check. I wish I had kept the veggie patty though, because it probably would have been better. Also my kid who had said the burgers were so gross puked right after we left and immediately felt much better and enjoyed 2 hours on the playground. My other kid was jealous of the other one puking. Like you can't make this kind of stuff up. This spot has so much potential. I would honestly hope to visit again just to chill outside but would not ever eat the burgers.

Love this little spot when the weather is nice. Big menu of beers and the outside seating is cozy…read more I tried the raspberry wheat this time. They have a choice of half or full pour or flights. Nice place to grab a drink before a show at Haw River Ballroom.

Very interesting beers. Each is available as a full or half pour so it is easy to choose several…read morefor tasting. My favorite "For Restful Death" lived up to the funky in the description. While others thought is was fruity, I tasted honey but fresh not overly sweet. The Sun Hands Golden Strong had an distinct dank flavor. With my eyes closed the Javalantern tasted like a cold brew coffee with backnotes of fall spices. Not sure what the name was but the cherry brandy and syrah barrel-aged stout was rich, medicinal and bitter. The hard selter was very subtly pineapple and habanero. Would definitely go again and try more beers. Beautiful area with stores and restaurants and walking trails. Nice outdoor seating area with a small indoor bar.