Love this place. They have bands, heaters, fire pits. Child a d dog friendly. No real food but they…read morehave scheduled food trucks. Awesome beer. We had the slack tide Pilsner, the broad street amber, happy place golden lager. All were very good! They also have red & white wine. I'm coming back in the summer got sure

The Mason Jar Lager Company is finally open in the spot previously occupied by Draft Line Brewing!…read moreI am a huge fan of the restaurant so I was excited to check out the beers. They currently have four beers on tap: Virtue IPL, Stick Barn Schwarzbier, Happy Place Helles and Small Town Bock. And, are brewing up small batches that are released every Sunday. If I had to choose a favorite it would definitely be Happy Place Helles. I was a bit disappointed to hear that they do not offer flights so I recommend that you sample the beers before to ensure that you will like it before committing to a full pour. As far as the space goes, it is a bit smaller inside and it can get loud. I really hope that they get sound absorbers to help with that. Giant jenga and corn hole are no longer available to play inside, only outside, so visit on a nice day. I am excited to see what Mason Jar is brewing up next.

So glad we discovered this brewery - it has attentive staff, excellent music, delicious beer, and…read morean all-around great vibe!!!

They have changed their policies on weekends to no dogs and no one under 21 after 7pm. They have…read morenot posted this on any of the websites or menus or locations. They also do not answer the telephone or email so if you are going to this so-called family friendly establishment do not bring you pup or teenager to see a show. The bartender said they changed this a few months ago and just have not updated it yet. It was a totally bummer to get a few flights of beers invited some friends that live an hour away , just to be told this is the new policy and with no apologies or even refund on the beers , you could no longer could stay. This was at the apex location

Excellent establishment! Great staff and awesome selection of beers on tap. I was really impressed…read moreby their professional line-up of entertainers and musicians; they even had a psychic medium! I will definitely be back to this place, not just because of its awesome amenities, but also for its amazing community-engaging activities! Best, Dan

Been here once so far and definitely want to return. The employees and regulars are awesome. They…read moreare welcoming and love dogs. Dogs are not allowed inside (other than service dogs). They do have a pet friendly outdoor patio (with heaters). Nearly everyone there came outside to greet my dog and I. Since I couldn't go inside they watched my dog while I went inside to get a beer. The bartender was friendly and efficient. She even brought out a water bowl. Without tasting other options, I chose the pecan maple porter ($7). It was excellent. Smooth, flavorful, and strong albeit pricy (comparable to other breweries in the area). Definitely would order that again, although I do want to try their other options. Several people were sitting outside and welcomed any at their table and into their conversations. Inside, the brewery was hosting an open mic night. I would have liked to hear more of it, but the outdoor patio was peaceful. As the sun came down, they started the heaters/fire pits. Ample parking is available right out front. Nearby parking lots and street parking is also available. Overall, excellent experience here and I highly recommend this brewery to others!

A lot of people said that the location Oaklyn Springs Brewery opened at was a cursed location since…read moretwo other breweries existed in the same spot and failed. I visited the former one and there was a clear reason it failed...their beers weren't good. Oaklyn on the other hand came in swinging and made some amazing top tier beers right out of the gate thanks to their head brewer Daniel aka Rusty, who developed all of their core beers as well as some knockouts over the years. This is by far the BEST brewery in the Fuquay-Varina area and in my opinion one of the best in the Triangle. I've been a customer since they first opened and I've had over 300 beers per Untappd at this location. I have several bottles of their rare barrel aged releases in my beer cellar. I used to be a weekly regular but I've since greatly reduced my beer consumption for my health and longevity so I don't make it out but a couple times a year now. Their beers are on a completely different level than any other brewery in Fuquay. They host various events and food trucks throughout the week. Long gone are the days of Wednesday night music bingo with DJ Gino and hot dogs with Chicago J Hotdogs. We used to be able to count on those two each Wednesday and a lot of us regulars laughingly joked that Wednesdays was kid night due to the amount of kids in tow and yes I am guilty of bringing my kids...J charged like $2 for a kids hot dog meal, was so cheap to feed them!! They really like to plug in with the community and host fundraising events as well as shopping events with pop-up shops a few times a year. When they were first getting started there wasn't a lot of business or traffic. One of the four owners would often be there, sometimes all of them, and they even paid their own tabs!! On top of that they always made sure the bartenders were taken care of on slow nights. I saw them hand them $100 bills multiple times so they really do take care of their people...you couldn't say the same of Aviator or Mason Jar Breweries. The only problem with the brewery is parking. There isn't much of it. Especially if there is a big event. And if you park in Enterprise's parking lot you will get towed. There have been times I went to visit and there was no parking anywhere. Sometimes you could stop and ask Kumo if you could use one of their spots or park in the collision center parking lot. Now they have two tap rooms so if the brewery is full I would just go to the Varina taproom. I love how community oriented this brewery is and has been and it will go on my favorite lists for best of Raleigh and the Triangle and best of Fuquay.

Solid beer. Great folks…read more Stopped in for a beer- stayed for two. Beer was tasty and beer tender was happy to give samples to pick the beer you like. Wasn't crowded on a Saturday night. It you like good beer, stop on by.

Passing through town picking up rims from marketplace and found this gem along the way. The kids…read morewanted Taco Bell... We shared a few chicken tenders, two things of mac and cheese and wings. What a dang place this would be if we lived closer! Food was great, the wait was short, beer was cold, price is good, atmosphere is good, service is great! I'll be back if I'm ever passing through

Amanda is the best server in town. Always spot on and ready to fix any food issues that the kitchen…read moremesses up.

Nice up and coming brewery location. C-54 aircraft is a work in progress as is their upscale dining…read moreroom in front. Tap room has please of indoor seating with interesting aviation themed decorations. We had a Smash Burger with a Hopacolypse Now IPA. Really good burger! We had hoped to take a tour but the tours are evenings and weekends. Great service!

Serious food safety concerns -- proceed with caution, especially with kids…read more We had dinner at Aviator Brewing this evening and unfortunately had a very distressing experience. Within two hours of eating, both my pregnant wife and our 6-year-old son became violently ill. They had both eaten from the children's menu -- specifically the kids' burgers -- which looked undercooked at the time. The most disturbing confirmation came later, when the contents of the vomit clearly showed the meat was not fully cooked. Our daughter, who also ordered a kids' burger but didn't eat it, remained completely fine -- strongly pointing to the burgers as the cause. To make matters worse, my wife -- who is a vegetarian -- had requested a grilled cheese. When she took a bite, she said it tasted like meat. This raises serious concerns about cross-contamination, and we now suspect the grilled cheese was prepared on the same surface as the undercooked burgers without being properly cleaned between uses. To their credit, management did refund our meal when we contacted them. However, that doesn't erase the fact that we were exposed to avoidable and dangerous food safety issues, particularly concerning for a pregnant individual and a young child. I'm not writing this to be vindictive, but to warn other families -- especially those with children or dietary restrictions -- to be extremely cautious. Undercooked meat and poor kitchen hygiene are not just minor oversights, they're serious health risks. I sincerely hope Aviator Brewing takes this as a wake-up call to retrain their kitchen staff and thoroughly review their food handling procedures. Until then, we will not be returning -- and I strongly encourage others to think twice before dining here, particularly from the kids' menu.

Food, service, and vibe is always amazing! They have great portions, we love the Fiesta Special and…read morethe quessabirria. They even have NA mocktails that are delicious and fairly priced! Love this spot

This is one of the best Mexican eateries around. The food is fantastic. I have eaten in many…read moreMexican restaurants Al over the country, This one of the best.

Cool place. We got a Rueben sandwich and a brew. Sandwich was really good. Service was excellent…read more Lots of indoor seating with interesting aviation themed decorations!

I was originally directed to Aviator Smoke House by Waze, who said it was permanently closed... It…read moreis! Apparently renovating for a seafood restaurant. Anyway, went across the street to the Tap House. It was like 130pm on Saturday, but pretty empty. I had the pickle chips to start and was worried that I would ruin my appetite... no chance or that, as the serving, which took 20 minutes, was about the size of a large handful, lol. They were decent, but could have been drained or blotted better, the bottom was a pool of grease. 10 bucks doesn't go very far these days. For my lunch, I had a dozen dry rubbed wings with Spitfire and some other sauce on the side (website is pretty bad) doesn't mention the sauce list. One of the sauces was nice and spicy, kind of surprised they would serve that in NC, but good. The wings themselves were good. Nicely cooked, not too fatty, and a nice dry rub. Service was weird. I had not been there before, and the host... Lets just say I asked 4 times if they had a bar I could sit at, and he said he couldn't understand me 4 times, so I just walked by him and sat at the bar. The bartenders were nice, but the girl that ran my food twice talked so low that I could not hear or understand her... turnabout. Anyway, I like in Cary, and although it was OK, I cannot see myself driving out there again just for the food. If I was driving through and wanted wings, I would probably stop.