Stopped by for just a pint each. We were in town for a music event and had a little time to kill…read more Hated we had to leave when we did, as the brewery had music on too. Wonderful but short visit, lots of indoor and outdoor seating and we were able to enjoy some sunshine!

Great brewery! Great atmosphere! Love the location! The staff was very friendly and helpful!read more

Decent lil' brewery in Collinsville, VA... My wife's family is from Martinsville and we've been…read morewanting to try SHBC and finally got the chance when visiting this time around. All-in-all, good brewery... The beer is respectable; it's not the best craft beer you will find, but for the Martinsville area, it's solid brew (we really liked their DIPA). The brewery is a veteran-owned joint and has a chill vibe... It's small, nicely designed, and has decent service (not great, but not bad). We'll stop back in again when in town.

Alright Yelpers, when in the Collinsville/ Martinsville area, make a point to stop and visit this…read morenew VETERAN OWNED brewery. They serve up some amazing beer. I met Jake today, he is one of the owners and is an amazing person who is passionate about the quality of beer served. Does everyone really know what craft beer is?? Craft breweries aren't like the macrobreweries churning out billions of gallons of beer in a year. They usually care much more about how their brews taste, and they will take their time making sure that the end result is an adventure. If you haven't checked out a local craft brewery yet, you might be surprised just how creative beers can be. The beers I tried, The Lawn Mower is light American lager that you can drink all day. DA 'RONA is SCUFFLE HILLS take on a Mexican Cerveza. Pairs perfect with a lime. The Big Chair: OMG, this is the clear winner and one of the best beers I have tasted. The El Dorado and Huell melon makes this a beer that I can be happy with every day. Again, stop in, support your service members and bring a new vibe to Collinsville area. For more information, visit their FB page: https://www.facebook.com/ScuffleHill/

We were bar hopping in midtown and ended up at this place. It was my first visit, and I honestly…read morehad a great experience. Caroline/ bartender was super sweet and friendly. She made a good recommendation when I asked for a cider. They don't serve food but the service was amazing. Bar and bathrooms very clean. They have a selection of alcoholic beverages. We caught the World Cup games, and there were a few more soccer fans.

Terminal Tap has become one of my go-to hangout spots. If you're searching for a neighborhood bar…read morein the Kirkwood area of Greensboro, this is the place. The vibe is warm and laid-back, with cozy couches, plenty of tables for groups or families, and four TVs so you can catch whatever game you're into. Their rotating draft list is always on point, and I love that tap #1 is always a cider, a thoughtful touch for those who like to switch things up. The cooler is packed with even more options in cans and bottles, so there's always something new to discover including CBD and Seltzer options, and if beer's not your thing, they've got cocktails priced right in line with other local spots. Terminal Tap also keeps things lively with Music Bingo on Mondays (shoutout to DJ Ok and Isaac!), Trivia on Thursdays (Let's go Mike and Katherine), and a steady lineup of community events, charity fundraisers, and local meetups. Dogs are welcome on leash, adding to the neighborhood charm. While they don't serve food, you're welcome to bring your own -- I even made ramen with friends during a recent trivia night! Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or just looking for a friendly, place to unwind, Terminal Tap is absolutely worth checking out. Bonus they dress up the place seasonally too. Cheers!

This is a really cute brewery with some of the nicest people…read more The place is located in a really cool area where you almost feel like you're going into a forest. Once you drive up their driveway, parking is located atop the property where it's a short walk down to the taphouse. Presumably family owned, the owner greeted us and gave us a run down of the beers available. She also allowed us to try a few options. Beers range around the $6-$7 price range for 16 oz. There is indoor seating but the outdoor is nice and shaded so you must it outside! We had such a nice lunch here (can bring your own food in) and if you're lucky you'll even meet their dog!

Perfect place hidden in the hills of Stokes county to come and enjoy some wonderfully crafted beer…read more The staff are absolutely amazing and knowledgeable of all things craft beer and local activities. Live music and food trucks most every weekend. A great place to meet your neighbor you never knew you had!

Cute place of the path on the way to hanging rock state park. Must stop by and have a beerread more

While in Winston, we stopped into Wise Man to grab a beer with friends. I'm a big fan of a few of…read moretheir beers, but unfortunately have only gotten to their brewery a couple of times. There was a great crowd that night, with people inside, and out enjoying their patio. They seemed to have an open mic night going with a variety of musical styles performing. It was a great crowd, and good energy. The staff were friendly, they offer a great variety of beer styles, something for all beer drinkers. We got a drink enjoyed it outside, while listening to the music. Though we didn't partake, they also had a food truck on site, offering dinner. Overall, a good visit, and good beer!

Came here on a Friday evening to enjoy the live music overall good vibes. Free parking was…read moreavailable when I arrived, I recommend getting there early because the parking lot fills up quickly. It was a very nice environment, dogs and little ones were welcomed. The brewery does not offer food, but there was a food truck available that was reasonably priced. I didn't partake in alcohol this time, but my sister got the guava passionfruit cider which she really enjoyed. I will definitely return.

Hubby and I found that a Texan pizza paired with a Peach Bottom Blonde and a Pure Hopulence was a…read moreperfect way to recover from a ride on the New River Trail. The beer was good and cold, the pizza was good and hot (and DELICIOUS!), and our server - Destiny R. - was top-notch! Many thanks to everyone at Creek Bottom Brewing! Edited to add: a friend in RVA saw we were riding the New River Trail and said - unprompted! - "I LOVE that brewery in downtown Galax!"

Please do not patronize Creek Bottom Brewing…read more It is not a safe place for women or children. Creek Bottom is at the center of a local controversy involving a young man named William Ayers. In 2023, Ayers was convicted of child rape (carnal knowledge of a child) and abduction. He was released from prison last year, back into our community. Upon his release, Creek Bottom Brewing began employing him to work in the brewery--as a known convicted child sex offender. In February, while working for Creek Bottom, Ayers was arrested AGAIN for ANOTHER sexual assault, strangulation, brandishing a firearm, and abduction by force. It got a little media attention as the "Valentine's Day Rape." Recently added to his list of charges is possession of child porn and sexual abuse of an animal. Where does Creek Bottom come in, beyond offering a job to a known child sex offender? William Ayers' parents are the owners of Creek Bottom. They made the choice to employ him at their brewery, along with their many young women employees and the families who visit the restaurant. Our dollars spent at the brewery unwittingly went directly towards Ayers' paycheck. Many community members feel that Creek Bottom's owners have made horrendous decisions that endanger our community by choosing to have their son employed at the brewery, and by supporting/enabling him in other ways. It is readily apparent that Ayers' parents employ pricey high-powered out-of-town attorneys to defend their son from his charges. (Courtroom interactions between those attorneys and the father of William Ayers reinforce this, with the attorneys pulling Daddy Ayers aside for extended conferencing before making motions.) A couple of days ago, Ayers was offered bail set at $900,000. That means that if his supporters/enablers come up with a $90k bail bond agent fee, or $900k on their own, Ayers will AGAIN be released into our community. All of this is a matter of public record: past convictions, state sex offender registry that showed Ayers working at Creek Bottom until his latest arrest, ownership of Creek Bottom, recent charges, and ongoing court case with private legal defense. All members of our community can and should make their own INFORMED choices here. Sending your money in Creek Bottom's direction could literally help lead to this individual being released into our community once again. Endanger the wealth that is supporting him, and we may be able to make a real difference for community safety. Please don't unwittingly contribute to a William Ayers legal defense fund or to bailing him out to walk among us again. If you see fit, stand by us in this effort.

Would give this 5 stars, but I had to move outside to sit in the heat to drink my beer because the…read morebartender was vaping. I don't smoke and don't vaoe and literally was finding it difficult to breathe. I also had a newborn with me. Only 1 other patron and this was my time to get out for a minute to meet a friend. If I can't breathe, my kid can't breathe. The bartender was nice, but just oblivious.

This is my favorite place in Kernersville! There seems to be something exciting going on every day…read more On Tuesday's they have karaoke and it's a blast! They have live music most weekends and everyone always seems so friendly. They have a huge selection of domestic and craft beer to choose from. The inside can get kinda cramped sometimes but they also have a huge outside area with seating and even a fire pit. The one downfall is the lack of snacks. They use to have more snacks but lately it seems the selection is more sparse. Overall this is a great place to go!

We stopped in after a hockey game on a Saturday night to check this place out as it was on our…read moreroute home. We have always wanted to try this place out seeing it many times off of the roadway and it looked interesting because it was a converted gas station. As we parked and approached campus gas we noted that there was plenty of outdoor seating, primarily wooden benches, tables and places to lounge around outside near the fire pit. There were people enjoying a drink and playing a lively game of cornhole. We strolled around then went inside to explore what the business had to offer in the way of drinks and maybe get something to eat. As it turned out, it was around 9 o'clock, and the lady that came out from the kitchen told me that the kitchen was closed for the evening so we weren't able to get any food at that time so we walked around inside and looked at the small things for sale and the decorations saw the nice high top bar and chairs and since things were winding down, we decided to leave instead of having something to drink. We didn't see a bartender or someone to serve us a drink anyway. So as it stands, we'll have to come back by some other time and check it out. I hear the food is interesting, casual and good and there are a lot of beer selections. I look forward to coming back another time and trying the food and drink.

My wife and I pass this place every late afternoon during our daily walk and finally decided to…read morestop in and check it out. It's an old-style gas station you'd expect to find on Route 66 that has been converted into what I'll call a local pub. It's got some simple comfort foods to go along with a wide variety of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Barstool table seating inside with picnic tables outside. They've got a cornhole set outside to complete the backyard picnic feel, and I've even seen customers seated with their dogs. Very cool. My wife and I were cheerfully greeted when we walked in. We shared an order of chicken tenders and tater tots. My wife got a bottled water, and I picked a NA beer from their selection. Finally, someplace that carries an assortment of NA beers! The food took a while to come out, but this isn't a fast-food joint and it was nice to slow down and have a conversation. The chicken tenders and tater outs were hot and tasted great. Definitely a generous portion of both and I'm glad we got just one order. In summary, the place is nothing fancy. It's just a great place to hang out with friends and enjoy some comfort foods and frosty beverages. It's definitely on our "will return" list.

The service is always fast and personable, the coffee is impeccable, and the food can't be beat.read more

This place is probably my most favorite go to spot in Danville for a day date, a spot to chill with…read morea book, a mother-daughter date, a girls night out, or a family lunch spot. There is so much they offer. As far as eating they have Breakfast (smoked salmon bagel!), hot if cold sandwiches (the Jezabel ham!), salads (green ones but I love chicken salad), specialty pizzas (Neapolitan Nod!), and charcuterie boards! Then there is an extensive selection of teas, espresso based drinks, and wines (white, red, or sparking). You can enjoy a glass or a bottle. I've been to my share of coffee shops where the espresso based drinks either tasted burned or were so sugary you feel a diabetic coma upcoming. Not so here. Theirs are perfection with perfect balance of strong and sweet if you like flavors. Then there's a rotating bit of seasonal syrups and house-curated drink options. My favorite is the atmosphere. Couches and comfy large armed chairs, great art, tables outside, what's not to love? The owners take such pride in their shop. They keep it clean, always have a smile and kind word, and make sure their staff has that same spirit. This places puts the best out there for Danville.