Great place for a beer and to hang out! Atmosphere is always a good time. Will come back.read more

We finally made it to Wilmington Brewing Company, 800 South Kerr Avenue, this weekend, and the…read moreplace won us over once we stepped in. Two attentive guys behind the bar juggled orders and tidied tables without breaking stride It set a tone that the place is not only laid-back but also well-tended. We had the Blair's Breakfast Stout (coffee, lactose, and cacao nibs) super delicious! And then also the Jalapeno Saison. Definitely for the pepper fans. Both brews really hit hte mark. WBC welcomes outside food. So an easy stroll over to P.T.s Grill a block away, and back to WBC allows for you to relax and enjoy even longer. Relaxing Flavorful Downright enjoyable Yep, we'll be back.

I love this place! From the beer to the atmosphere this place is fantastic! Stopped in again…read moretonight for a flight an dinner. Grabbed a flight of Bag Lunch, Starling, Dreamy eyes and Nightfall on Lager Mountain. The star of the show for me was the lunch bag. It's a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in a can. Light tasty and super crushable. The venue is fantastic plenty of seating inside and out. You can regularly find a food truck in the parking offering a bite to eat with your beer. One cool aspect of the location is that's is sitting right on Wilmingtons across City trail making this brewery within biking distance anywhere that has access to the trail. I live in Ogden and feel I could easily get here by bike.

I had the Electric Fog IPA which was very good, hazy. The wheat beer is also very good. Highly…read morerecommended.

Chill vibes. Amazing beers. Owner and locals were very inviting. Cannot wait to go back and bring…read moremy sisters.

Great spot to stop in for a beer on your own or with friends. The beers are the best I have had in…read moreWilmington.

Such a great afternoon hangout spot. A brewery with amazing food choices and ample seating. They…read morehad a live band Saturday afternoon under the trees with plenty of picnic tables to choose from. We chose a table along the building for the dogs to enjoy all of the passerby's heading to grab a beer. The beer and ranch water hit the spot!

So good! Perfectly crispy and great flavor. Buffalo sauce was 10/10 and so was the Thai chili sauceread more

A pleasant evening was spent here after the bars and breweries in Wilmington downtown proper were…read morepacked. There was zero parking in downtown and I'm glad about that - this was pretty awesome. A definite family-friendly vibe here with some kids running about and others playing cornhole. At least a half-dozen dogs on leashes too. I left my wife seated outside while I popped in for beers. Hi-Wire Lager for me and a non-alcoholic ginger beer for my wife. Delicious and tasty and a fun spot to people watch because there are so many! Tip: Get the pizza first. It's made to order and takes 20+ minutes! [Review 1826 of 2024 - 3726 in North Carolina - 22848 overall]

We come here about once a quarter, its a great place to get beer and play or watch games, Get pizza…read morefrom next door which they will deliver to you at your table. We enjoy it and so will the entire family.

The under-21 policy is divisive but there are plenty of good nearby places to bring kids (Bend,…read moreOTP, etc...) They don't regularly have food so confused why you'd bring small kids anyways. I like the atmosphere. It feels like a casual bar and for that alone it's worth going to. And even when they allow kids during the days they have a section that prohibits them which is surprisingly relaxing. Nice to sit with our dog and relax. Beers are decent. Some are a little spendy but I once you get used to the specials the prices are more than reasonable. Sundays are awesome.

Beer was great and so was the ambiance but we quickly had one beer and left as we felt unwelcome…read moreoutside with our 1 and 3 year old as we approached the 6pm time they wouldn't be allowed. I can understand why this might attract some people to this place but it's completely excluding a whole group of people who might be able to go out without their kids. Not everyone has babysitters or would love to go out with their whole family as a unit. Also what if you're meeting a friend group that doesn't have kids and you can't come in because you have a child? Having young kids can feel difficult enough but taking away a space where they can be safe in an open green area while you can enjoy other adults and a nice beer is just hurtful. Also they often say come back in the afternoon but most parents with young kids know that's when they nap.

We found through a search, and wandered into Flytrap Brewing this past weekend for the first time…read more Located at 319 Walnut Street. The space, equal parts cozy taproom and shaded beer garden, feels both vibrant and homey. If you're reading this and asking yourself what is the region's native icon, the Venus Flytrap - we have catching up to do. Read history below the review. The mood was easygoing. Two staff members, juggling orders with grace, kept the taps moving and the vibe relaxed. We had the Oatmeal Porter (dark, smooth, layered with chocolate, roasted malt, and caramel) And the Brook's Mulberry Lemonade (a blend of house-made lemonade and beer, fermented with mulberries hand-picked from Brook's garden). Both were super delicious. Flytrap Brewing sits tucked in a quiet Wilmington neighborhood, and it feels like it belongs there. The thoughtful drinks, easy crowd, and unpretentious energy, we will for sure be back! History: The Venus flytrap, scientifically known as Dionaea muscipula, is native to a limited area of the southeastern United States. ONLY naturally growing specifically within a 75-mile radius of Wilmington, North Carolina. This area includes parts of both North and South Carolina. The plant was first discovered in the late 1700s. So respected in North Carolina, removing or poaching them from public lands or private property is a Felony. Purchasing them or growing yourself is praised.

The people and ambiance at Flytrap has always been great…read more In addition, Flytrap was always one of my favorite breweries in Wilmington however, when push comes to shove you go to a brewery for the beer. I don't know if Flytrap has a new brewer or what has happened to their beer or choices in beer styles but for quite some time now I have not found a beer from them worth stopping in for. It's extremely disappointing because they used to have some of the best beer in town but not anymore.

This is a great addition (or maybe it's in place of) their original place. So many fun games -…read moreincluding Skee Ball! They have a great selection beers and a lot of places to hang out. Now, how can we keep children from taking over the place?

Easy to find, pet friendly indoor and outdoor (and I like that they emphasize all pets must be…read moreleashed), and they really do have lots of arcade/board games! They have a decent tap list, mostly sours/fruit beers. Beer is average, but very reasonable price. They have daily activities/music. Service wasn't the friendliest, but still a good spot to check out.

Our local watering hole. Love it. Great staff and tasty beer. Go as much as we can. Food trucks…read moremost nights W-Su. Music sometimes as well. Local spot

Great brewery. Awesome merch. A much place to visit. I can't wait to come back to visit.read more

I ordered delivery of a salmon sandwich cooked raw and it was supposed to come with chips and salsa…read moreand an additional side salad. Chips and salsa didn't come. The salad was pretty good and the ranch was fantastic! The salon sandwich was also pretty good and the bacon on it was fantastic.

Overall my whole experience was perfectly described by "ok." I don't have any complaints and would…read morenot be opposed to returning, it just won't be top of my list. Waterman's has a very casual ambience - not quite beach-y but with a nice beach-town feel. They have a huge outside space including an area for a band/dj and a pretty spacious interior as well. Their beer seems quality but I did not love that the majority of the options were tropically themed with a lot of fruit flavors. That's not a terrible sin in beer but I would have a like a few more options with more traditional flavors. I did end up enjoying the IPA I got despite not normally being a fan of beers with a lot of fruit flavors. The food was also good if not great. I don't have any complaints, it just wouldn't be my first choice for eating when we're back in town again. I think the strength of this place is the space and casual atmosphere, it was easy to bring our kids to have a nice meal while we enjoyed some beers. The Mac and Cheese was a pretty big hit with the little ones BTW.