RateBeer Tour Guide’s Comments were not dated but the review made it sound like they had a lot of beers. Personally, I was disappointed. Nothing Hoppy. Bartender said one of the brewer’s left to open his own brewery?? 5 Seasons might be an above average place for food but it’s well below average for beer selection. Fortunately, I was able to make it to the Brick House. Brick House is right up there with Concordia Portland, Toronado SF, Flying Saucer Ft. Worth and Duck Island Seattle as an over-the-top venue for great beer.

The beer here is excellent and so is the food. On my last visit I tried a Belgian Alle that was so good I continued to order it instead of trying others. I think you can also get hard liquor drinks but I was here for their brews. Much of the food is organic and heart healthy. The Ahi Tuna lunch salad is actually better than the more expensive dinner offering but both are recommended. Service is spotty, a bartender who ignored me most of the night to chat with the locals turned up the level of service and bought me a round at the end of my visit to save their tip .

My trip to 5 Seasons Brewing Co. was to try their beers. The place was packed when we got there at 9, but we had reservations and were seated immediately. Service was somewhat slow, but once I had a beer in my hand I didn’t care. 5 Seasons is loaded with atmosphere especially if you are a home brewer. You can see the grain storage, the brewing tanks and in another room 7 conical fermenters. How about that, 7 fermenters and 7 taps. We also noted that there was no music playing in the place. We were kind of undecided it that was a good thing or not. They do not have bottled beer here and who needs it with the good variety of brews they have on tap. So, of the seven beers they had on tap we had six of them. The only one we did not try was the Copperhead ESB. We’ll have to go back and correct that. (We did 2 days later!)

Outstanding food, and great beer. What more could you want? The food is truly outstanding, albeit pricey. With a dedication to high quality LOCAL organic food, this place is not only committed to great beer, but also commited to local sustainable agriculture and delicous food. The beers are all good. My only complaint is the noise level is VERY high on a busy evening. You have to yell to hear someone 2 seats away.

Probably the best brewpub in Atlanta. Unfortunately for Atlanta (and Georgia), brewpub law is very very restrictive, and brewpubs can usually only survive when they are first great restaraunts, and secondly brew good beer. Fortunately, 5 Seasons does both. Food is gourmet quality stuff, but unfortunately comes with a gourmet quality price tag. Meaning I can’t frequent here too often. For the most part, the staff is excellent, and yesterday when I was there peppering my waiter with beer questions, he stepped in back and got Spike (brewer) to come out for a chat. That’s class in my book.

Very nice place indeed. The service, food and beer are all oustanding. Definitely the best in Atlanta. A must for atrip to Atlanta.

Very good food and it went perfectly with the beer. Although my sister Millie and I went when they didn’t have any seaason special, the ones we try were good enough.

This is a must when I am in the Atlanta area. I have tried most items on their menu and have never been disappointed. The beers are always great, they are always changing the varieties so you never know what to expect when you stop in, this too keeps me coming back. An absolute must stop!

Great atmosphere! cool high ceilings, indrustrial feel and cool beers. Very good food and pleasant staff.

this is a large, very elegant establishment with high ceilings and a wooden structure. The large venting ducts have been painted to match and everything comes together very well. The service is good, no big gripes when I was there. The selection of beers on tap was very well rounded for any tastes. The food was all very tasty and modern,This is definatelly a not miss spot in Atlanta.