King Canary is my favorite place to go when I'm at home visiting my parents in Davidson. I ask to…read morego there every single time! It is just so cute in there and they have such a great array of beers and cocktails. The staff is always nice and great at helping you figure out what you might want to drink. Always willing to give out samples of something if you're unsure. The strawberry margarita was absolutely delicious. I usually get their French 75 and it is also amazing. The food is from Marlee Jean's Raw Bar which partnered with King Canary. They change up the menu pretty regularly I think. The poke bowl was perfect! It was listed under small plates but it is definitely a full meal. We also got the potato wedges with everything bagel seasoning dipped in aioli. So. Good. If you're ever in the Davidson area this place is such a must!

Cool little place. I would have given it five stars if it had food. My first time going and the…read morefood truck was a no show. Sort of a bummer. Good beer, clever beer names to go with theme. I'll definitely be back. Some of my favorite breweries have had permanent food trucks set up out front. Might be something to look in to. Cheers

First of all, I'd like to give a shout out to Suffolk Punch for great ambience, Spencer"s service…read moreat the bar, and of the rooftop vibes. Spencer suggested the SP&Q flatbread which was a win. The pear salad was almost five star, of course I provided my feedback.They need to adjust with a hint of honey. I'll definitely return on a sunny afternoon. Pro-tips: prepare for crowds during the weekends and take advantage of their daily specials. Hope to see you there!

The drinks were great! I tried a summer cocktail that was basically a raspberry Hugo spritz and it…read morewas delightful. My boyfriend got the cold brew espresso martini and also enjoyed it. I didn't like that we scanned the menu to order and never really saw a server.

On a visit to the Charlotte/Kannapolis/Concord area to visit all of the NASCAR Team…read moreGarages/Headquarters, we stopped into Old Armor Beer Company while exploring downtown Kannapolis. Our visit here was on a Thursday evening in July. We have been to this area several times, but never visited Old Armor until this trip. Typically, we find ourselves here in the mornings when it is not open. However, since we already had dinner and were looking for something else to do downtown at night, we stopped in for a drink. It appeared to be one of the few businesses open around 10 PM. As stated, this is located in the heart of downtown Kannapolis. There is street parking nearby, as well as parking garages. I do not believe Old Armor has their own dedicated parking lot. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that this establishment is dog friendly! We had our dog with us, and were happy that he could come inside and join us. This was actually part of the reason we chose to visit here, since we could bring him inside with us. We actually saw a few other dogs in the building when we first got there. The ambiance here was quite lively during our visit. It was line dancing night, so the entire front of the place was cleared out and full of dancers both young and old. There were a lot of patrons when we visited, but not so many that it was overcrowded. It was darker with some accent lighting and disco balls, which perfectly fit the vibe for the evening. To the left of the front door was an area with tables and chairs for those not dancing. There were also some cocktail tables around, along with more tables in the rear, and outdoor seating. This is a large space, and would have plenty of room for any size party coming in. Several TVs that were playing various sporting events hung around the perimeter. The bar was located near the middle of the establishment. Due to the dancing, we took our beers outside and enjoyed them in the outdoor seating. It was a nice night, and the outdoor space is a good setup. There was a satellite bar setup out there, but it was not in operation the night we visited. The wait staff at the bar were very friendly and helpful when we were ordering. We were able to sample any of the beers on tap before committing to a glass. I ended up ordering the Red Leg Corn Lager, and my fiancé ordered the Mango Tango Bravo. I personally had never had a corn lager before, but it was nice and crisp, and something I really enjoyed! Something I really admired about this business was their commitment to the armed forces, police, fire, and other essential responders and personnel. They had a pay-it-forward board for them, along with nods to those groups in both the theming and the beer imagery. We very much enjoyed our first visit to Old Armor. The beers were good, the staff were friendly, the atmosphere was exciting and the patrons of the place were all very nice. This is a great spot in the heart of Kannapolis to enjoy a drink and take in the atmosphere of downtown. We will definitely be returning on our future trips to the area!

We were in Kannapolis and stopped in for drinks and some food. Old Armor is a large taproom with…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. There was a beard competition in process when we arrived, so it was a but chaotic walking in because it was being held near the front entrance. Most of our group had the Charlotte Hornets Stinger Ale - $3 a can, but they had a large variety of beers. They are focused on honoring honor veterans and first responders , which is evident throughout place. They are located across from Kannapolis Cannon Ballers Atrium Health field. We ordered some food, which was a bit confusing at first. There is a kiosk in the corner, you place and pay for your order and you receive a text when it is ready. We split a Protein Bowl, which was better than we anticipated. It was packed with rice, lettuce and beans. It also had a significant amount grilled chicken drizzled with avocado lime crema. Everything was good and definitely worth stopping in.

I really enjoy Beer Lab Ghostface Brewing - each location is great. Scratch Kitchen on Langtree is…read morefantastic

Very cool counterpart to the GhostFace Brewery!…read more The vibe is nerdy and I LOVED the flight boards w/beaker glass tasters! They had amazing beer options (some not offered at the other location) and I especially loved the whiskey flights! Seemed to be a local spot, but open to visitors with both the regulars and staff able to provide informed suggestions for beers and were just overall friendly! Luv the decor & atmosphere! The Angel & Bat wings at the entrance were awesome; lol go in nice, come out naughty Definitely worth a stop! Beers I had here: Tempted Angel Belgian Dubbel 7.6% Island Oasis Belgian Strong Golden 8% Enthroned Belgian Dubbel 7.6% Knight to Remember Milk Stout 5.6% Choice Bro IPA 6.8% Durty Gurl NEIPA 7.3% Caliginous Russian Imp Stout 10.3%

I had always heard about Lost Worlds Brewing…read more Well ... not always. It wasn't as though people stopped me on the street and shouted, "Hey, man! Have you heard about Lost Worlds?!" I imagined that being a long-coated homeless man grabbing my arm while shouting the above, but a homeless man couldn't afford a beer--unless he was homeless because he was an alcoholic (he begs for change until he can afford a beer.) But if that happened, would the staff at Lost Worlds kick him out? Tough call. It's a friendly and efficient staff but they would have to choose between friendly to one or comfortable for all. Fortunately, I have yet to experience this dilemma. Not referring to being homeless due to alcoholism (still possible) but coming across a homeless alcoholic in a long coat at Lost Worlds. Every time I have been here, it's laidback. Trying to stay away from beer due to fitness (drinking other things) but they do have some great beers on tap. The best value is Kama. Get that one. The End

Great beer selection, service was amazing, and free samples, WIN WIN WIN! We will definitely be…read moreback.

As many have noted, it's a bit tricky finding the entrance but don't let that deter you from paying…read morea visit. The entrance is at the middle of the block, next to a centralized parking area. Just open the door by the Red Hill sign and go up that lengthy staircase. Once you reach the top of the steps the space just really opens up. The layout is great with lots of seating. It's big enough for indoor cornhole even! The beer: I tried two of theirs - The Murph IPA was a my favorite, followed by Pinky and the Brine, a watermelon Gose. I also had two of their guest beers from Railwalk Brewery - Patio Time, a Pina Colada Blonde and Hazed and Confused, a Hazy IPA clocking in at 8.5% ABV - they were decent but I far preferred Red Hill's own stuff. So why is there a picture of my bloody leg? Some dodo put a floor fan right in front of the bar where I tripped over it and cut my leg. No bueno. Only once I complained was it moved. I did shoot the owner an email - he responded right away, took it very seriously and promised to train his taproom staff how to better handle customer injuries. Cool place - solid beer - and hopefully no more fans on the floor to trip over - lol!

This place is awesome! I had such a great time here. It is upstairs in an old building and there is…read morea back entrance and a hidden front entrance through the ice cream shop. I guess there is parking in the back that I did not know of, so I parked on the street. The beers on tap are unique and delicious. I had Pinky and the Brine, which is a nice gose. They have games indoors, so you can play inside and keep cool. It's a great space. It's large and roomy. The staff is pleasant and knowledgeable.

Brewery #440 We…read moreshowed up here a little over an hour before they closed, and the place was empty except for a guy sweeping up and a guy you could see in the kitchen though a window. We waited a couple of minutes before I asked the guy sweeping up if they were open. He replied "Yeah. She is somewhere. Probably next door". Finally, a woman shows up outside smoking, and the sweeper goes outside and tells her we are in there and I heard her say, "they can wait until I am done with my cigarette". She finally comes in and takes our order with a shitty attitude. No flights so I got 2 beers a Belgian Triple and a Banshee IPA and a Mahala Pizza (Hawaiian with BBQ sauce base). The beers were really good, and the pizza was decent nothing I would get again. Shitty attitudes can really mess up a dining experience. Get better employees and offer flights and the whole experience would have been good. Funny story. Several people came in after we showed up and one guy asked for a Coors Light. She gave him whatever their lightest beer was. He was not a fan, so he asked me what I was drinking and I told him the Banshee IPA. He asked if I liked it and I said yes. So he ordered one. He proceeds to say "F$#% You buddy! That tasted like I licked a pine comb's ass!" So at least I made a friend.

Knowing what mistakes we made last time we adjusted and had an amazing experience!…read more We brought the dogs and ate at the restaurant next door to the super loud garage bar space. So much quieter and it's dog friendly! Wings were the same as last time; amazing! IMHO best in Mooresville! Fried mozzarella; also better than any I've had locally. Onion rings? Guess what? Perfect!! Turns out making the right choices matter. Get the wings and sides, eat at the Beer Lab not the "garage" space (not sure what it's called). Overall, it was awesome! Def be back often! Military discount as well!

Had a great time tonight! Loved sitting in the relaxed outdoor patio. Very private and quiet…read more Great selection of wine and beer and friendly staff.

Great specials and nice selection. Good environment to sit and chat with a drink with a friend…read more Very personable staff. Didn't get to stay long but favoriting to come back!