I've passed by this place a few times when heading to kickball and have been wanting to check it…read moreout so we stopped in to grab a beer today. There is a note on the door that masks are required when entering and when you are not at your table during COVID-19. I was a little turned off to see that the bartender was not wearing one though. You can choose a beer from the draft list or in the cooler section (there is a $1.50 corkage fee). If you want beer for home, there is a small selection to choose from. I wanted to sit outside since it was smaller inside. We got to watch planes pass by as they were arriving at RDU so that was exciting!

Friendly welcoming patrons, knowledgeable staff, and plenty of locals all surrounded by excellent…read morebottle selections and taps. And yes, their wine is great, too, if beer isn't your thing! I have grabbed beers with friends before I dropped them off at the airport, sat outside and enjoyed chatting with folks and meeting new faces, or picked up my tablet and read a book while sipping some wine. If you're looking for a comfortable place to chill out, this is it!

My husband and I were walking around Downtown Cary and decided to check this spot out. We both…read moregrabbed a glass of wine and sat inside then a few bottles to take home. There is a small amount of seating inside and outside (in the front and back). Chatham Street Wine Market is a really cute spot with friendly service and reasonably priced bottles of wine.

Ok, I so I decided to give Chatham street wine market a second chance because hay everyone has a…read morebad day! Even me! We are all human! I stopped in and picked up four bottles of wine and I absolutely love the red blend the young man recommended. See the pictures I added. It's a small sales floor but plenty of places to sit in the back once they things go to normal. They also have an outdoor patio in the back. Definitely will come back again! Thanks for the great service!

"Though it's a small beer garden, this place is perfect for meeting some great people. The owner,…read moreMike, is incredibly knowledgeable about different beers and can suggest the perfect brew based on your palate. It's also dog-friendly, so you can bring your little ones along. A cozy spot with a welcoming atmosphere that's definitely worth a visit!"

I discovered this bottle shop thanks to a yelp search. They have 6 beers on tap and a cooler…read moresection. It is smaller and so is the bottle selection but they still had some good choices. The service wasn't the friendliest when we walked in so I was a tad turned off by that.

We went back with fresh eyes! 4 stars were for service, venue & kitchen. The rest leaves a little…read moreto long for. Pros- Great building & vibes. Nice viewing area & brewing room potential to rent sq footage for an event. Dynamite smiling face behind the bar. Happy, pleasant, engaging, knowledgeable. A kitchen that's being rented to a mixed variety food menu. We had Gyros. Great quality & great size. Ordering was seamless. They had a little something for everyone. Think food truck without the wheels! Love that they offer 2 on tap ciders (guest taps) and 2 NA options. Things to improve- All breweries do trivia, bingo & karaoke. What's something that is identifying to CRB? Just seems a bit stale to be polite. Loved their live music and guest monthly schedule. Several of the beer (specifically the coffee porter & honey wheat) were high IBU in turn being very bitter. We wanted to love the wheat and the coffee porter but both left us longing for better. So if we are a brewery... be great at that. Why are we a full service liquor bar too? A few options to appease everyone but we were surprised at the bourbon choices. Not only does it look cluttered, it clearly was selected by someone who has a preference for liquor/bourbon vs. a brew master. Maybe do a rotating cocktail list or 4-6 out of this world drinks and cut the rest. Drink prices at this price should not have pre done sour mix in them. Quality liquor should mean quality ingredients too. Big thumbs down on that. We did love the mimosa cocktail idea and the beer-rita with the use of CBR beer. Sames from 6 years ago- Chairs still suck. Parking is a little bit of an adventure but not sure there is a solution but rather just something to plan ahead for. No niche beer... still. We had their newish beers in each category. Overall... Scottish is still a solid choice. Lack of identity/theme/flagship beer (although we were told their IPA was?) Overall this place could be rocking 7 days a week! It's a good place to run by after work or gather a group and play card games, have access to a nibble & drink.

I found Compass Rose on Google when looking for a brewery. I would have never known this place…read moreexisted if it weren't for Google. It's tucked away in an industrial area. Parking is okay, spots are a tad bit limited but we found a spot just fine mid-day. Outside, there is a play area for kids across from the bar. We wanted to sit outside but it was pretty busy with families so we opted for indoor seating. The inside is pretty open and spacious with plenty of seating. I ordered a flight which was a great way to sample some of the selection. Overall, the beers were good, but not memorable. There was karaoke when we went. It was quite loud and we ended up having to shout at each other to hear one another. Again, this was mid-day, so it was odd to have karaoke going. There were quite a few kids running around, too. One of my biggest complaints about bars in this area is that too many allow kids. My husband and I are DINKS and would love to find a place that's adults-only but it's kind of hard to come by these days. I also personally think it's safer to just leave the kids at home if you're under the influence but that's just my two cents. If you are the type to bring the whole family to the bar for day drinking, you'll enjoy Compass Rose. I think I'll try them again but I'm still on the search for an authentic no-kids allowed bar. Maybe next time, I'll sit in the actual brewery section and see how that goes.

So a cute concept - wristband and you choose. We loved it, also serve cocktails and non alcoholic…read more They serve food too and we got the Mac and cheese bites.

Neat little self-service beer bar with a few wines, ciders, and cocktails, but the cocktails are…read morenot self-service. Check in at the desk and receive a swipe card which you use to activate the spouts and pour your beverage. Whether you want a full pint or a few ounce taster, the control is all yours. We had nachos and wings which were good and service was friendly enough without being overly intrusive. They have a number of board games to play and we really enjoyed ourselves. I don't live in the area, but will return when I return. My only complaint was the stools which were rather uncomfortable. There was other seating in the building, but it was in use so uncomfortable stools it was.

Visited recently on a Saturday night to see a band we love. Had never been here but were…read morepleasantly surprised. First of all, I love a clear menu that lists beer names, sizes and prices. And if you're not a beer lover there are wine and cocktail options as well. There appeared to also be canned and bottled options. Bartenders were friendly. I loved the outside space open to the inside on a nice night. The outside faces an alley with a colorful mural. There appeared to be another room but it was dark when we were there and we sat outside since the band was outside. Look forward to trying this place again. Hope they will have more music.

Nice place to rent for your function! Lovely staff & very friendly & helpful when our group had a…read moreChristmas charity gala here recently. Decent sized & 2 big rooms & outside casual seating. Large selection of beer & wine & mixed drinks!

If your looking for a chill but fun atmosphere to hang out with a friend or two I recommend going…read morehere. especially on Wednesday nights when they have game night. the two owners are just delightful. they have a range of IPAs and other crafty beers to try. if your looking for another way to relax and not a big drinker they offer CBD and THC drinks in a variety of flavors that are just delish. they even have a few pin ball machines as well and three or four giant tvs as well. Also the drinks can be bought to be taken home.

This is one of the first bottle shops I came to when we moved to the area a few years ago. This is…read morethe second of two Crafty locations, the other is in Five Points in Raleigh if I'm not mistaken. They always have a great selection of local and out of state craft beers. If you prefer a foreign beer, they have offerings from many producers from a England, Belgium, Germany, Ireland and so on. They also have a nice rotating selection of drafts that change monthly. The interior is nicely decorated and they are plenty of places to sit and enjoy a pint or two. When the weather is nice you can also sit outside or, enjoy your beer with takeout from one of the many restaurants in Lafayette Village. And, if you enjoy playing Golden Tee (online video golf game), they have one on site. Definitely stop by if you're in LV.

Stopped by RBF recently for an afternoon drink and really enjoyed my experience!…read more First, we ended up finding street parking right next to RBF, but I think there may also be a dedicated parking lot outside the back patio? Not entirely sure since we still have no idea how to access it, but maybe look for that lot if street parking is challenging :) Anyway, RBF is located in the basement of a building, so we had to take an elevator down from the entrance we took. Inside, it's got chill vibes - it definitely feels like a wine bar :) We ended up sitting inside on a high top, but there were various couches and a good amount of outdoor seating available as well. It took a while for our server to come check in with us, but she was super friendly and helpful with the wine selections once she came over. I got a random glass of red wine (they do not serve beer, in case you were wondering!) while my wife tried out a couple of tasters and then picked out a white wine for herself. The wine was pretty tasty and it was definitely a generous portion. After sitting there for a while, we also decided to grab some bread with pesto on the side. It took a sec for it to come out, but it wasn't bad! Nothing extraordinary but I wasn't expecting anything super gourmet, so it was totally fine. Overall, we had a great experience here and I would definitely stop by again on a date night.

I don't know how but I had never been to RBF before this past Friday. I popped in with some friends…read morearound 5pm and it was already busy. In fact, we had to sit at the bar because a few tables were reserved - I didn't know you could do this but good to know now for the future. I would recommend getting a reservation if you can for a Friday evening. We sat at the bar and had a wonderful time. The space is so gorgeous and leans into women's empowerment. We had a bottle of cava between us as well as the extra kneady board, which had bread plus 3 spreads. For our spreads we got goat cheese, garlic butter, and hummus. Um WOW, the goat cheese was SO GOOD. Like so good. You should visit simply to have warm bread and goat cheese for girl dinner. This is a great space to spend an afternoon or evening. We ended up leaving to explore other places in downtown Cary and wish we had just stayed at the bar. What a wonderful experience!