Had dinner here with a friend and my daughter who is in college in Burl;ington, about 20 miles away. We ate in the ground floor restaurant, the bar is upstairs. Good selection of Natty Greene’s brews with about 6 year rounds and the same number of seasonals. I had a Double IPA wqith dinner which was quite good. Service was efficient and friendly. The food was pretty good for pub type fare. I had a steak which was very good, and coame with a huge scoop of escelelnt potato salad and broccoli. The others enjoyed their meals, and we had no complaints. Prices were reasonable. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in Greensboro or the Traid area.

This is one of the best brewpubs in NC that I’ve ever visited. The place is spacious and wasn’t too crowded, though it was a Sunday night. The beer I had was quite good and they had a good variety of styles available. We did not plan on eating on our visit, but we ended up getting some spinach artichoke dip which was delicious. After looking at the menu for a while, we couldn’t help but order some food to go. Both of our meals were absolutely delicious. The potato salad is awesome and chicken/garlic aioli was mouthwatering. The prices are very reasonable. I’m definitely making a stop here anytime I’m in the remote area. Oh yeah, they do have the X-celerator or whatever that hand dryer is called in the restroom. Those are intense.

I liked this place, probably because of the service I got in this big, roomy brewpub. The others gave an okay physical description, but they didn ’t mention the cute waiting staff (the female part of it). The good looking mixologist even gave me some free-be black & tan concoctions to try, the best being a chocolatey brown ale with an IIPA. The neatest thing was the hand dryer in the restroom. The force was so great that, if pointed upward, a skydiving team could use the john as a wind tunnel for formation practice. Either most of the beers were pretty decent, or the waiting staff made them easier to swallow. I’d stop back.

They have a decent selection of house brewed beers on tap. The service was absolutely horrible. I won’t get into specifics but let’s just say that one of the bartenders was quite the asshole. I plan on visiting the next time I’m in Greensboro and if I have a better experience I will re-rate. As it stands right now it looks like the bartenders might be costing them some business.

They would not put on the X-games on a late saturday afternoon when the only other thing on was soccer. which hey is fine but they had like 4 or 5 tvs on their upper level bar and eating area. They said that the X-Games weren’t sports and they only played sports. hello? X-Games comes from "eXtreme sports" and interestingly enough I saw the Xgames played at about half a dozen other bars that same week. If that weren’t bad enough they had no seasonals on tap. at a brewpub. in the summertime. and they didn’t have a sampler menu deal. did I mention they were supposed to be a brewpub? its a nice spot in Greensboro and there is plenty of room and good sandwiches but I was disappointed overall by the whole package.

Nice brewpub in downtown Greensboro, located in a beautiful historic building, well lit, simple but nice interior. The pub upstairs is a nice place to drink during the day with light streaming in through the windows. Very friendly and social barstaff when I was there. Nine beers on tap, with a nice range of styles including a farmhouse ale and barleywine. Food was excellent and the menu interesting. This place is a gem in the rough and a must stop if you’re in the area.

Cool place in downtown Greesboro. They did a nice job of renovating this old building. Pretty big place with 2 floors. They tend to have around 10-12 taps, 6-7 of which are house brews. Most of their beers are pretty decent. The seasonal offerings tend to be the best.

Well designed brewpub, there is adequete seating and an upstairs and downstairs bar. Wednesday night was slow with the majority of the customers eating outside. On Saturday night, the place was nearly full, and we sat upstairs with the foosball and jukebox. The brewery equipment is visible at the end of the building, and there is a large patio facing the rail road track.. The two beers I wanted to try most were both out when we arrived (seasonal/stout) on Wednesday. The seasonal was available on Saturday and was delicious. Overall, my friend and I managed to try five total brews (Amber, Pale Ale, Nut Brown, Golden, Seasonal). They sell pints for $3 and domestic bottles for $3, so the choice was easy for us! They do have several (5 - 7) macro taps ranging from Red Oak to Hoegaarden. We did not order any food so I cannot comment on that, although the menu was impressive and made me want to return. Tthis is a good brewpub and I will return when in Greensboro again.

This is a new brewpub in downton Greensboro, NC.The owners of this joint own pretty much every other good beer establishment in the Piedmont Triad area. The beers are really not all that awful and also not really much to write home about. They have the standard line-up of ales and so far no lagers that they brew, only guest tap lagers. Apparently one of the brewers from Tabernash in Colorado has come out East to brew at Natty Greene’s. MEaning that the beers are ok but pretty standard. They don’t do too much experimenting as they are new and want to create a good solid loyal normal guy client base. This is not necessarilly a beer geeks establishment, more of something a local would just rave over because there’s a brewery in his hometown. As far as food goes, I only got the Hummus dip which was excelent. They added a good bit of ginger into the chickpeas to create loveliness. Service was good. Tons of TV’s. IT is a restaurant downstairs with good food I hear. Upstairs it’s just a bar with pub fare. All in all stop if you’re in the area but don’t run out of your way.