Georgia brewery 103 for me ... commenting for visibility ... it's really not bad. The location is…read morein historical downtown; they have strong IPA and even the Belgian fusion stuff. Right across the street from a cigar bar. Came here Saturday at 6, they had a live band

Great place, great beer, great service. Four instead of five due to the plastic cups only…read more Plastic cups are a huge no for a proper beer.

Down one star because the last few times we went in it was way too loud. Music cranked and couldn't…read moreeven hear anyone at our table. Not the vibe it used to have. Still a great place as I earlier reviewed.

Father's Day... Rode our bikes over for a frosty refreshing beer.. opens at 12:30 for Sunday bible…read morebelt laws... At 12:40 it already had lines by 12:45 tables all taken. Local food & craft market, VW car show, and the dad approved holiday for drinking beer brings out the crowds! As always, friendly service. Great selection. Love the mimosa seltzer for the non beer drinkers. Family & Dog friendly. Lots of picnic tables in the shade

Such a cool brewery. We did a flight and a warm pretzel and walked around the property…read more The upstairs loft was really cool. Pool tables, poker room, chess games and great decor and comfy seating. Outside- in warmer months they have live music and disc golf set up. Service was great- the bartender was really friendly and knowledgeable and we loved the vibe there. The whole town is very quaint and amazing as well.

Towerhouse was amazing several years ago. I hope their owner reads this post. They are quickly…read moregoing downhill. Over the past year I've watched service deteriorate. The bartenders, in the past, made quality drinks expeditiously. Now, waiting over ten minutes for an overpriced, mediocre drink is common. The wine pours are shockingly small. The food is "good" bar food at a premium price. Hearing "we're out of that" wine or beer is common. Watching a manager playing on his phone behind the bar with a line a people waiting on a drink with only one bartender working is common. I feel that if the owner doesn't swiftly change things soon, there won't be a Towerhouse in six months.

I was a guest for my birthday dinner on the patio and it was a wonderful experience. We are a Loud…read moreparty of 13, with fickle minds and split checks AND In the DEAD of summer. Our server Olivia, was cheerful, sweet and polished. Patio guests are often disregarded and the team took great care of us, headed by Olivia. Thank you for taking such great care of us and we will be back to N+Ns

I came to Nic & Norman's on a recommendation and decided to sit at the bar, which was perfect since…read morethey serve the full menu there. It was early on a Tuesday night, so it wasn't very busy. My drink came out quickly, and the food followed not long after. I ordered the Tequila Mockingbird cocktail, which was amazing, but only if you're a mezcal fan. If you're not into that smoky flavor, this probably isn't your drink. For food, I asked the bartender what burger to get, and she recommended the classic burger with cheese, so I went with that and added sweet potato fries. The burger and fries were delicious, simple, well done, and exactly what I was hoping for. The inside has a really nice dark, rustic vibe that fits the town perfectly. Staff was friendly, and overall the whole experience felt easy and relaxed. They do take reservations, but since I went early, I didn't need one. I can definitely see this place getting packed with tourists during busier times. Overall, a great spot in a charming little town. I'd come back.

Service was excellent. We had the IPA & the oatmeal stout. Everything here was very flavorful. We…read morehad the 6 full wings with some excellent dipping sauces - the general Tsao & the teriyaki were delicious! Then we shared the bacon burger which has to be one of the best burgers we've ever had. The meat mixture is very flavorful & it was cooked perfectly. The fries were really crispy & piping hot!!!

I've been trying to stop at all the Breweries within a few miles of I-85 when I'm driving for work,…read moreand Beacon was well worth the detour. Their own beer selections are a bit limited, but they make up for it with some other local "guest taps" to round out their offerings. The beers that I tried were great, and the food menu is impressive for a small brewery. I had the Beacon Bacon Burger, which was excellent. The venue itself is pretty cool, with a fenced in outdoor area, and a back room that has a speakeasy feel to it. All in all, a nice stop for a cold beer and some good food! My only criticism - the brewery is family friendly, but I didn't see a changing table in the restrooms. I may have missed it, but if there isn't one please consider installing one.

Casual, friendly and pet friendly brewery. Good ambiance, a few food items like smash burgers,…read morefries to accompany your brew. A good selection of beers to include some fruity tropical based beers. Will definitely return.

Great experience! My husband tried this beer back home, so it was cool to go to the brewery…read more My party of three arrived in a Monday afternoon after deciding to explore the downtown area- which has great walk ability! Wild leap is a short walk from the Marriott, with plenty of sight seeing along the way. There is a food truck parked out back and we were able to order burgers, tenders, and fries. There weren't many other options on the menu, and I don't see anything for anyone who might be vegan or have other food specifications, but that doesn't mean it wasn't an option. The staff is incredibly nice! I ordered the tenders and fry combo and got 3 sauces (I had to pay for the third). Even though this is a brewery, there are wine and cocktail options, something for everyone. The prices were great too! A must try in downtown Lagrange

I ate dinner here with a friend yesterday. The food tasted great but sadly the Curious Pig messed…read moreup just about everything else that goes into one's dining experience. It's always sad to me when this happens, because in my opinion having great food is the hard part. Seeing them excel in that but fail the easy stuff is hard :( What they struck out on: - host and hostess chatting when we walked up, they seemed to be complaining about something. We didn't receive any smiles. Didn't feel like they wanted to be there. Yes I understand it's a job, but warm welcomes are important and they are the first impression for a customer when they walk in. - It was 80 degrees and dreadfully humid outside since it had been raining. They had the doors open and I didn't see or feel any fans or air conditioning running. I saw a patron using a hand fan while we ate. - Since there was no air conditioning running, all the steam from the dishwashing and cooking in the kitchen came out to the dining area and lingered in the air the entire time we ate. We thought it was smoke at first but it didn't have a smell, when we walked out to leave I felt the steam leaving the kitchen area - Unbearably loud. I'm not sure why the acoustics are so bad but there is just nothing absorbing any noise. All the ruckus just echoes. Pretty sure this was mainly due to the tables being somewhat close together and the chairs having no sound buffers. It was suuuper loud when people got up to leave and when bussers were cleaning the tables. - Out of the fried green tomatoes which we were excited to order. - I ran out of water while eating. My drink didn't get filled until maybe 10-15 mins later. - Our waitress was running around, very busy. We didn't get checked on that much. It wasn't her fault. She was very courteous and was working hard. They seemed to not have enough staff on hand. - The napkins shed everywhere? When I opened my napkin a cloud of lint came up from it. It was all over my black shorts when we left. - Ends of the tables were all scratched up. - Decor is a bit of a hodgepodge. Having fake candles at each table for a place that gives southern farmhouse is an interesting choice. - The pimento cheese plate came with only 5 mini pieces of toast. We had to ask for more which was an upcharge. There's no way all the pimento cheese could be eaten on 5 pieces. Their home runs: - The food was amazing. I really liked the steak frites. I ordered the steak medium. It was nice and tender. The fries were seasoned and crispy. The chimichurri sauce was great. My friend and I both liked the pimento cheese and the bread that it came with. We weren't crazy about the house pickles. My friend loved her caesar salad. - The prices are great. Super affordable for high quality food. - Menu is expansive. - We had no wait to be seated. - No trouble parking. Location is convenient. As you can see, the list of cons is very very long. It was truly an odd thing to experience, since the place had such great food. I'm thinking the Curious Pig needs a restaurant management consultant or something? We might try this place again sometime later. We'll see.

We went right when they opened on a Sunday and glad we did because it filled up the server was…read moregreat and super kind! We ended up having to wait extra long because the biscuits had gotten burnt and had to be remade. They gave us a complimentary appetizer to make up for it. Their food was so good and their biscuits and gravy was one of the best I had! I would definitely come back to this place! The decor was super nice and cute too!

We heard about this new place from a friend. They highly recommended the camp burger, but we tried…read morethe Cobb salad and the prime rib special. The food was delicious and the Cobb salad was huge. Definitely enough for tomorrow's lunch. The star was by far the banana pudding. It was literally a 10/10. Staff was great and friendly. In an area full of chain restaurants, definitely try this local spot!! This is our new go to

Great little spot. We took our soccer team and parents. 22 ppl Food was good but service was a…read morelittle slow as we only had 1 server. Burgers were great and and the salads looked amazing. They had a nice beer menu. Would go back

We had stopped by this area for our road trip and this brewery was close to our hotel. It's a such…read morelovely place. I love the Patio. There is a food truck that you can order food from. No food served by the Brewery. We had a flight and couple great IPA. Service from both Food Truck and brewery were nice.

There is plenty of room inside and out to spread out with friends. I was alone so I sat at the bar…read more The server was very friendly and offerred samples to dial in on my favorite. I sampled several ales (Darth Platypus Pale Ale, Blonde Moment Blonde Ale and Professor Ted's Irish Red) and settled on the Blonde Moment. All checked out as promised: good atmosphere, great service and refreshing beer.

This brand new Brewery for Atlanta's SOUTH OTP is a great addition to the Arts & Entertainment Zone…read morein downtown Fayetteville, GA. Opened with a delicious IPA & Pineapple Hefeweizen. #IPAwkward #AwkwardPineapple perfect for those varying beer palates. Loads of green space, fire pits, but limited seating so feel free to bring a camp/lawn chair. By city regulation, limited on premise parking, but plenty of parking across the street. Easy walking distance to all popular eating spots in downtown and city center Fayetteville. Food Trucks will usually be available, but because of A&E zone you can stroll to a local restaurant with your brew. Spiked Seltzer soon to be on menu with several other brew options. The owner Amanda Poliak is an experienced, award winning Brewer, having previously owned a brewery by the same name in Washington State before moving to Georgia.

Is it possible to have a speakeasy brewery? Impossible to find unless you know. And then... you…read moreknow. Food trucks - live music - great beer - right in town but yet.... Not. Get here now