Excellent beer and great atmosphere. I highly recommend the double hazy ipa. Family friendly…read moreatmosphere.

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.

Whenever I come into town, I always make a point to go to my favorite little place. I love the…read moreatmosphere the set up and the friendliness This unassuming spot is a great location. Please don't tell any of the locals.

We stopped into Wrightsville Beach Brewery a few weeks ago. You'll find them at 6201 Oleander…read moreDrive, Wilmington, NC. We had a great couple of appetizers, and awesome beer! There's plenty on tap, and when you factor in their Brunswick BRewing selections too, the menu runs deep! Ryan, our server, made the visit. Friendly and genuinely helpful, the kind of service you remember. We'll be back. No question about it!

Loved this place ! Starting off with the staff! Awesome Kelly at the bar had great hospitality!…read moreGreat beer selection and food tasting Nice menu. Fresh local seafood Fried oysters were fantastic

Drinks , great. Pizza from place next door can be brought in. Arcade and some other outdoor games,…read morelarge space , dogs welcome. Its what you want in a family friendly and inclusive brewery.

Full liqour bar, great craft beer selection and slushies. Table tennis, pool and a few arcade…read moregames. Great for kids and also dogs. Parking is free but lot can get full quick during peak times!! Staff super friendly.

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.

Outer dunes brewing is very unassuming on the outside. I drive by it often and think it looks…read morerather boring. Looks can be deceiving! The grounds are immaculate with beautiful trees and plantings everywhere. There are picnic tables and a fire pit with seats around it a stage for a performer. Inside is a lovely three sided bar with happy bartenders and beers, wine and cocktails of your choosing! There are even some Games like cornhole and Connect Four outside to play. We went on a Sunday and the mimosas were only $4 and were served in a mason jar which was so cute! Definitely will go again!

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 beer was fantastic. And the overall ambiance was terrific. The back was fenced in, and would be…read moreperfect for kids to run around in. With twinkly lights and cozy corners to sit in, it's also a great place for a date night. The server was friendly, hospitable, had great recommendations, and was happy to let me try a few beers before I decided what I liked. The free popcorn was a nice touch too. It's a bit off the beaten path, but not a long walk from the River Walk or Main Street at all. I did miss the bigger fly traps in the back, and the ones inside were smaller (and a different kind) than I was expecting. Still, this place has a really cool, chill, and fun vibe. Highly, highly recommend.

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.

We stopped into Mad Mole Brewing a few weeks ago. They're at 6309 Boathouse Road, Wilmington. We…read moreloved the place. The beer list runs deep. Plenty on tap, and more waiting in cans and bottles if nothing on draft grabs your attention. The bartender made the visit. A young woman, friendly and genuinely helpful, the kind of service you remember. We'll be back. No question about it!

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