Service was fast and friendly when I stopped in on a busy Saturday afternoon…read more I ordered the Motel Pool frozen cocktail and it was pretty tasty but a little too icy at first. Once it started to melt down it was easier to drink but the ice was a bit thick at first. My hubby ordered the Buffalo Brussel sprouts and they were delicious but pretty spicy if you're not used to eating spicy foods. I do want to come back and try the beers!

First time visit, and I'll definitely be back. Give the Beard a try!…read more I ordered the Beard's Oktoberfest specials, a soft pretzel and bratwurst. Both were excellent. The brat came with sauerkraut and German mustard on a soft poppyseed bun, and was accompanied by crispy fries. The Beard offers an extensive beer menu, and so I got a 5-flight (you can choose 4,5 or 8). I think on my next visit I'll split an 8 flight with my wife, so we can sample even more of their offerings. Our waiter was affable and knowledgeable, and delivered great food, drink and experience. The Frothy Beard is a casual place, with a bar, high top tables, low tables, arcade machines, and a UFO themed decor. It's funky, fitting, and fun.

Need to come here in the weekend apparently. half the menu and the weekday special isn't even…read moreavailable on a Monday. Kids hotdog $10 pretty expensive for a kids meal. (Cheapest kids meal they have) And they charged an additional $0.50 for mustard. Insane. We get the wrong fries we get a fry sauce we didn't ask for but gonna charge me an extra $0.50 for yellow mustard?!??? Purchased 3 drinks with two adult entrees and was going to buy a shirt on the way out, but you lost me as a customer over $0.50 up charge for yellow mustard. I don't think I have ever been charged for yellow mustard at a restaurant. Food was decent and beer was decent.

Holy City Brewing is a fantastic spot for a relaxed afternoon with the family. The location is…read moreexcellent, with plenty of seating both inside and outside, including a huge grassy area where kids can run around and play. You can order from inside or at the outdoor station, which makes things convenient. The indoor space features a big bar, TVs, arcade games, and even a small gift shop--lots to keep everyone entertained. Our food came out very quickly, but unfortunately that seemed to be because it was pre-cooked. The fries were lukewarm, and most of the items lacked that fresh, hot taste (the boiled peanuts were a delicious exception--super hot and spot-on). Overall, this is a great casual, family-friendly environment for hanging out and enjoying the vibe. Just don't go expecting gourmet food, and you'll have a solid time. Recommended for the atmosphere and drinks more than the meal.

When I craving hot pretzels this is my stop whenever I'm in North Charleston. It's in the mall so…read moreit's convenient when shopping too. I'm a big fan of the cinnamon sugar pretzels. Staff is cool and accommodating. It's a pretzel joint so there's that. All around I recommend for a quick sugary fix

We really enjoyed our visit to Commonhouse Aleworks--it's the kind of spot that instantly makes you…read morefeel at home. The outdoor area is huge and inviting, with plenty of space to spread out and relax. We especially loved sinking into the comfortable rocking chairs, the perfect place to kick back with a drink in hand. The overhangs and fans kept everything cool and breezy, which made hanging outside even more enjoyable on a warm day. One of our favorite features was the outdoor ordering window. It's so convenient, especially if you're visiting with your pup--you never have to leave them behind just to grab another round. The whole place has a fun, welcoming vibe with great music setting the tone. While we didn't sample the food this time, it was definitely tempting, and it's nice to know it's available if you want to make an afternoon of it. Drink-wise, Commonhouse nails it. While beer is their specialty (and they have a solid selection), they also offer a frozen drink and a few seltzers for those who prefer something a little different. And for the pups? They've thought of that too, with outdoor water stations so your dog can stay refreshed right alongside you. All in all, it's a truly pet-friendly spot with a laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to linger a little longer. It's quickly become one of our favorite places to relax and enjoy Charleston with Luna by our side.

Came here for a networking event because of their large gathering areas both inside and out. Even…read morewith the rain there were plenty of covered seating areas available outside free of being affected by the weather. The drink menu was quite large with many choices to choose from. If you can't figure out what you want they do offer flights for tasting. They do have a decent food menu as well everything that came out looked absolutely amazing. I'll have to make another trip out here. The bartenders were super friendly and helpful with deciding what to order.

Good beer and my kind of environment. It's not cookie cutter and I appreciate this as it harkens…read moreback to the old days of breweries. The IPA I had was delicious. My only issue is they say they are dog friendly but dogs aren't allowed inside. On a rainy day, that wouldn't have worked for us

Decent spot. Parking lot is way in the back…read more I had one of their iPas that was pretty tasty. Their chicken Ceasar wrap had some croutons in the wrap. Friendly staff. Lots of beer choices in a variety of options. Check them out.

I love the pretzels at the Pretzel Maker but I'm so tired of being disappointed. It's always on my…read morelist when I head to the outlets for shopping. My most recent experiences have been terrible. The staff is unfriendly and it's almost impossible to have an intelligent conversation. No eye contact and no enthusiasm. I'm sure it's not cheap paying for that retail space and the owner should know they need to do better. The pretzel bins are always empty when you walk in. Well it only takes about five minutes to make a pretzel and I do appreciate a hot fresh product. However, the store closes at 8pm which is earlier than most of the other businesses. I've walked in the shop at 7:45, 7:35, 7:20 and my most recent visit was 7:13. Each of these visits resulted in turning me away without being able to purchase any pretzel products. I always purchase multiples so I can take them home to share with my family. When I go to this shop I'm looking for a fresh hot salty treat, not a sweet cookie. Each time I've been there the ovens are off and I'm told there will be no more pretzels that day. I understand it's a long day and everyone wants to go home. But the hours are listed and the staff should be trained to understand that happy paying customers are how the bills get paid. Customer service is the key.

Food: oh so good: fried pickles, hot dogs, tots, and the 3500 burger with the jam were great…read morechoices! The drink options were really fun too! Service: very attentive and great personality! Ambiance: typical warehouse style brewery and loud, but fun atmosphere for the family!

Stopped in before a hockey game. Ordered plain wings and a basic burger. It was very confusing…read moreordering the wings, I didn't see buffalo sauce on the menu so I just got teriyaki on the side to dip then in. Wings were super crispy which I liked, and large. Burger was simultaneously dry but the bun was greased up, not a fan at all. Oddly enough I had to give the server my card before ordering like I was opening a bar tab or something. Water didn't get refilled. Overall not a great experience. A $16.50 burger doesn't come with fries? I didn't love my experience downtown a few years ago and this was NOT an improvement. J.Ja