What a great brewery! So much fun and adorably decorated. This comes from the twin that doesn't…read moredrink lol! I did have unsweetened ice tea and Dave had an IPA. We shared a rack of ribs that had 12 bones and 4 sides. The ribs were plain like I like them and there was an assortment of sauces to put on them. The platter came with corn bread. The sides were macaroni and cheese, smoked potato salad, cucumber salad and baked beans. There was plenty for us to share and have some to take home. We were able to bring Freckles to the Tap Room to eat with us and there was also an outdoor patio. Huge place! The seating was eclectic, high tops, regular tables, comfy lounge type chairs and tables. Friends of ours who stay in Arden told us about this place when we visited last year. It's a must!!

Excellence in ribs and craft beer Recommendations from…read morefriends- Judy and I enjoyed this Fletcher bbq. We brought Freckles along and ate in the bar. Dining room is for paying guests. Outdoor patio was a bit humid in July but the bar option was a good choice for us to observe and sample

Good spot to wait for friends coming into town, they have a good beer selection. The beertender was…read morevery nice. Very low key vibes. The only thing I wasn't a big fan of was the flies, but other than that all good.

Arrived early for my flight home on Christmas Day and stopped to top off the rental with gas. Much…read morebetter place to spend a surprise hour of free time than in the AVL airport. Thanks for being open and jolly! Krystal is the best. Great recommendations and conversation.

Great dining experience! Working brewery finished off in ski-chalet style.Great food and service.read more

Hands down best brewery in the area! If you're looking for all around Great food, great scenery,…read moregreat tour and history this is the place!! Also notable to mention their merch is A1! We could not stop raving about this part of our trip and glad we got to enjoy the overall experience! We look forward to coming back to enjoy a deeper dive of the tour but most importantly those SHISHITO PEPPERS and wings! Service was knowledgable and we appreciated the recommendations!

Pizza was incredible - wow! We ordered garlic knots, a 16" margherita pizza, and a 12" cheese…read morepizza. The marinara sauce was amazing! We arrived around 6:15pm on a Friday evening and were able to find a table right away (2 adults, 3 kids). Food came out quickly. By the time we got our food, the restaurant was packed. 100/10 would recommend.

Really good pizza! It's our favorite in Asheville! The…read moreself-serve beer on tap was fun! Lots of choices and you could use your pre-paid card to try some new ones. We wished the prices were labeled for each beer to help us with our selections. We will definitely be back. The pizza, crust, sauce, toppings were a cut above other places!

Ok i never do this but felt compelled. My wife and I were in southern Asheville for quick…read morevacation. Looked for a casual place low key dinner Found Post 25, and I have to tell you this might be the best dinner I have had period. I don't live in the area but I might fly to Asheville to eat here again If you live around here go eat there it's awesome Ashley you were great and steered us true

We love the post, usually always get the grilled pork chop with extra glaze. But today I decided to…read moretry their prime rib and it was amazing. Just look at those pictures. Service was great. Our waiter was training. Someone they both did well it's always clean well lit, and we love the Legos.

We came on a Sunday night so the place wasn't very busy. But Tina made us feel right at home, she…read morewas cracking jokes a with us and quite friendly and kind. She provided some good recommendations too. We got burgers and they were all great, but special shout out to the vegetarian patty which my wife got blackened. It was one of the best vegetarian patties she's had. Hand cut fries were terrific, and we eve. Saved some room for the white and dark chocolate mousse cake, another great dessert. Inside the restaurant had a casual vibe with a full bar in the back. Not too many tables/booths, so it feels very cute inside

This was my first time to try this restaurant. I've seen it as I drive-by and finally decided to…read morestop and give it a try. My server was very polite. The ambience is very average. Just a nice little place to go in and get some food, while dressing casually. The food is fairly expensive and I must say just basic in terms of flavor. I started with an appetizer brussels sprouts. The seasoning on the brussels sprouts was very nice. The portion was good, however, I left 3 to 4 brussels sprouts as they were undercooked and just too hard to eat. I personally don't like to pay for something I'm not able to eat. I tried a Caesar salad, as my entrée. The dressing was just okay. The lettuce was a bit tough. I did not finish the salad I have to say I was not thrilled. My waitress told me they seem to be known more for their burgers so if I ever decide to give this a second try, I think I'll stick with the burger.

Best bar in the airport!…read more It's not large, but it's a small airport. A few kinds of beer and the usual cocktails. The bartender was friendly and fast. A few snacks.

No fresh food, just a small case of premade grab & go sandwiches, cheese sticks, etc - the same…read moreones at the newsstand by gate 8. A pimento cheese sandwich was $16, PB&J was $10. Probably better as a spot to grab a beer and watch sports on TV.

We came to Asheville for a long weekend, and really wanted to try some of the local breweries…read more Unfortunately, it was drizzling rain and the brewing district was PACKED with a line outside of every brewery, and little distancing. Luckily, some google searching helped us find this spot! The heated, covered patio was just what we were looking for. While we were there a band set up and we got to enjoy some live music while we sipped on some beers. We had just eaten before we got there, but saw lots of people grabbing food from the food truck right outside. The beers were also good - we mostly sipped on the Pilsner but all the beers looked good. Proof there's good beer outside of the crowded brewing district!

Attractive room with comfortable chairs but a tiny bar that holds like 3 drinkers. Outdoor seating…read moreavailable but dominated by smokers whose smoke drifted inside. Attached to a bbq restaurant if you need food. Tap list was strictly in house beers, with a dozen choices across the spectrum. I tried a light pilsner and porter, my wife had the hazy session IPA. The hazy IPA is excellent, with just the right level of "juice" flavor. I took home a six pack. The pilsner and porter were ok but didn't really stand out. Service was at the bar and we were served quickly. It was open mike night at the bbq restaurant - not my favorite form of entertainment. The crowd was mostly old folks and they all seemed to have dogs with them. One and done for us.

Definitely a cool spot in the Asheville area that is both perfect for kids and adults alike! It's…read morespacious with tons of mini-activities all around (a soccer field, pipe slide, mini-putt putt course), and the brewery itself is in an old train caboose. Our little one loved it, and we loved all of the different options of sours, beers, and seltzers. It was also nice that it wasn't overcrowded, likely due to it being a little off the beaten path; however, it should be because it's a solid spot that we would return to if we were ever in the area again!

Loved this place. Staff was super friendly from the moment we walked in. Offered us complimentary…read moretastings. All of the drinks we tried were SO good. They had sours (personal favorite) and they were truly sours! Fun family style brewery. Laid back. Open air. Parking is a bit tight- if they had more, I'm sure they would be busy 24/7!

Off the chart!! Will be back to try the food menu…read more Whiskey menu is fun and the live music was enjoyable

The Scotsman is a great Scottish pub that happens to serve pub food, and I think that's the right…read moreway to walk in. The space itself is genuinely grand, well-decorated, comfortable seating, a nice billiards room, and (maybe the highest compliment you can pay a pub) no old-bar smell or locals that make you feel out of place. The bathrooms were clean. The whole place was clean. For a neighborhood spot built around long conversations, it delivers. The drinks are the reason to come. The Riesling on the menu was good, and the winter bourbon (infused with apple), actually tasted spirited. What I appreciated most: no snootiness. Some Scottish and Irish pubs get precious about sticking to the house whisky program and gently disapprove if you order a cocktail or wine. Not here. They let you drink what you want to drink. Service was friendly and checked in at a good cadence. One note: the food came out way too fast. Appetizers hit the table, and the mains arrived about a minute later; we barely got into the fried cheese curds or tandoori fries before everything else was competing for space. The tandoor twist on the fries was a fun surprise, but generally the food read as average pub food. The salmon was dry (lesson learned: order it medium rare next time). The mashed potatoes on the shepherd's pie were the real highlight. 3.5 Stars. Credit where it's due: the menu is wide and actually vegan- and vegetarian-friendly, which is rarer than it should be in a pub, and there is a general playfulness in the atmosphere. What would push it higher: food that matches the level of the space, the excellent service, and the drinks. Pace out the courses, the salmon needs help, and strengthen the dishes a notch. We'll go back, just not for the salmon. The room, the drinks, and the staff all brought their A-game. The kitchen brought a B-game.