Customer Service: 10/10…read more The server was attentive and she made sure to check in with us whenever she was available. This was my favorite part. Also, the establishment has no set time to close. It officially closes once the last customer decides to leave. Cost: 9/10 It was the typical price range for a brewery. Taste: 8/10 The burger was tasty & the wings were not bad However, I wasn't a fan of the fries. Ambience: 10/10 It was decor is beautiful. There is plenty of room for private events (large & super small), a band, and more. I love that the restrooms were covered in creative art. Parking: 9/10 There is no specified parking lot. However, you can park outside of the establishment for free. This wasn't an issue for us because we went during their slow period. I can see it being an issue at busier moments especially with it being downtown. Con: They only serve can drinks. A drink machine would be appreciated.

Okay, this place was better than I expected! First of all, it's HUGE and has everything from…read moremultiple sports TVs, a stage for live music, pinball machines, and gorgeous little cocktail alcoves. We went during downtown dining week and I tried the Plain Jane Burger and the bacon salt pretzel. All of the food was good and I was satisfied! This seems like a fun place to go with friends for a good time.

Stopped by Wiseacre Brewing on a recent road trip to NC. When you arrive there is plenty of parking…read morebehind the brewery. The brewery has a very modern, fun, and art forward vibe when you enter. The atmosphere feels like a blend of industrial and modern being located in a warehouse and with large windows. I ordered the Bow Echo (IPA) which was excellent and was extremely smooth. If I had more time definitely would have tried the pizza from Little Bettie's. If you are in the Memphis area I definitely would recommend stopping at Wiseacre Brewing for a beer or two.

Brew: B+ Definitely got to stop by if you want to sample…read moresome what Memphis has to offer. Vibe: A Not too far away from Beale Street if you want to venture out for a different vibe. The atmosphere is great with the vibrant decor and high ceilings. Service: A Awesome friendly staff. Parking: A Plenty of parking in the back. - John

They were rude to myself and my friend. We have been here a number of times. This time turned me…read moreoff they were so rude that we walked out without even ordering a drink

The taproom was closed but the barrel room was open so we slid in for dinner during the snow storm…read moreof January 2026. Good food menu and beer list in an intimate room with a bar and stage for music. I appreciated that they offer a flight of up to 6 beers. All the beers were good and a good array of styles. My daughter loved the pretzel bites with queso and my wife and I enjoyed the bbq nachos. Thephilly cheesesteak egg rolls were ok. Good spot and I'd be happy to comeback again.

This place is way cool! I stopped by to check out a coffee banana smoothie concoction during the…read moreChampion Sip contest this month. The brewery is of course known for its many types and varieties of beer. They have a restaurant on the premises that is very very good. The eclectic and positive interior design invites you to stay and chill with friends or enjoy a solo visit.

Love the beer, great options. Staff at both locations are helpful. The downtown Memphis location…read morehas good flat bread and pub food. Can't wait to go back.

Cool location, wide variety of options (even for people who don't actually drink beer), lots of…read moreopen space, and solid service. It's a brewery - so I wouldn't expect all of the bells and whistles - but this is the perfect place to come hang out and grab a couple of drinks in a great space/environment that feels lively enough to be different than having beers at home. Solid choice!

Super cute brewery I visited recently for an event. I have been meaning to check them out and was…read morenot disappointed. Large and open space with lots of seating. They mentioned plans to expand and it sounds like it will be a great enhancement. I love the wall design that shows the current options. I love sours and was so excited to see they had a few options. First up: Sauce. I was not ready for the appearance. It looked like something your get a coffee shop. I was intrigued by the rhubarb and the staff said it's a seasonal item so I said what the heck. 9/10. The flavors mesh well together and tou get just a little but of sweetness on top of the sour. The consistency was a tad thicker than usual but I enjoyed it. Next up: Love Joy. Much larger than I expected. Lemon flavor was evident without being too overpowering. Perfect for a starter option. Bathroom: clean Prices: $ very reasonable Parking: no issue with parking along the street outgrowth Ambiance: open, inviting and encourages mingling

I love a new spot and a opportunity to talk to the locals. I'm not an expert when it comes to beer…read moreso it was helpful that the young man (employee) took time to speak with me. Although he was new his knowledge was solid. The beer selection was a sweet cider and a ????? I can't remember it was a good blonde ( light) beer on tap! Glad I dropped in for the evening!

In terms of Memphis beer, this is one of my favorite breweries. I cannot think of a beer that I…read morereally disliked. The space is casual and relaxed, and on numerous instances, I have been able to work remotely from the brewery on slower afternoons. On nice days the outdoor space is great for kids (we have a toddler) to get out some their energy.

Went for a big gathering at the brewery. Would recommend sitting outside and enjoying the beautiful…read moreview of the pyramid and bridge. If you are an IPA person, the Godhopper is outstanding. The Memphis mule seltzer is also worth a try. Everyone enjoyed their respective drinks. There is a food truck that serves pizza and subs as well. I didn't try the truck but the food looked quite good. Overall, a great spot to relax and casually enjoy some beer in Memphis!

Greatest brewery venue in the entire city. New amphitheater for music events also! Their best beer…read morein my opinion is the Poppy's Pils with a lime. Very good for patio drinking in the summer. Also a very large covered patio for outdoor seating, as well as plenty of picnic tables and a huge taproom for indoor seating with plenty of TVs for the big sports games

First and foremost, the pizza, the coffee, the beers are all excellent. Not only that, this is an…read moreextremely accessibility friendly place. I came here with my partner and his family, and my partner was unable to roll up the ramp due to the lip on the ramp. I briefly mentioned this to the employee inside, and he immediately called the owner who showed up while we were sitting outside, apologized for the issues, and made a trip to a hardware store to purchase a solution so there was no longer a lip on the accessibility ramp. Our problem was solved same day and I do not believe many other places would've taken prompt action like Cooper House Project did. I will be making a point to come here more often not only for their terrific food and drinks, but for the kindhearted efforts and consideration for those who need accessibility.

Stopped in for coffee; cortado was well done. Nice space but various versions of crappy naked lady…read morepaintings on the wall were just bizarre. It looks like a 12 year old boy who's spent too much 'alone time' found a paint set. Thought about ordering a pizza but decided to go elsewhere. Probably won't be back because the $8 parking is ridiculous!