At first I thought it was a bit strange when the server brought me 5 beer samples in black plastic cups, about 2 ounces each, on a plastic plate. But when she told me they were free I was much happier. The beets were mediocre, the food not too exciting. But ya hafta like free beer

(Visited 11/2011): Sweetwater’s airport pub is located in concourse B of ATL. The atmosphere is typical of pretty much every airport restaurant/bar: Loud, cramped and busy. The bar is in the back with some TVs behind it, and there is some Sweetwater breweriana, a mural and merch on the walls which is a nice touch, as is the tin ceiling. Table seating outside the bar area. The beer selection includes 5 Sweetwater options, one being a seasonal. There are also around 10 bottles. Service again typical for an airport. Under staffing seems to be the norm, and basic knowledge of the beers. Food is decent for airport grub. Our sandwiches were not spectacular but got the job done. Overall I always have an "any port in a storm" mentality when it comes to airports and finding a brewpub represented is always a welcome sight. I would definitely visit here on future visits.

It is so nice to have a good option for beer in an airport. All the standard lineup is available with one tap that rotates for the seasonals.Prices are obviously too high just like every airport bar in America. The terminal B location has more space but seems to have more foot traffic based on my two trips here. The terminal A location has a smaller menu and less space, but the same beers. It found it easier to get a seat at Terminal A. Either way, Sweetwater’s draft houses are the prime option for having a beer in this airport.

Run of the mill airport brewhouse. Four offerings available when I went with macro swill. Beers are expensive (as expected), they will give you small sampler in plastic sauce cups (wow!). Food was rather boring (chili dogs with fries, served in plastic plate and plastic cuttlery)...not very classy.

Bit surprised to see this one in the database. Had a layover, figured i’d grab a beer. They had 3 Sweetwater on (420, IPA, Blue) and very straightforward HMS Host airport food. In terminal B. The service was quite attentive, and friendly.

Craft tap house at the airport - love it. 5 house taps on, free tasters. Awesome service.

The last couple of times thru ATL this place was too packed and I had too little time to stop by. A 3hr lay-over allowed me to wait in line and then take my sweet time once seated. If it is packed and you have some time just wait till a table opens up. Small crowded spot that has 4 Sweetwater beers on tap. The help is great and understanding when youre at a table or waiting for a spot. A darn good place for an airport for food and beer.

Ok, even though my score is somewhat low (high prices), I think this is a fantastic place. The service is great and the beer is always fresh. unfortunately, its a bit small and usually packed inside. I have fond memories after a long day of flying from the middle east into atlanta, getting drunk (thanks to a retired AF MAJ) and just having a great time.

Very crowded when I was there but that is to be expected. Had a decent selection of brews with their seasonal also available. The service was mighty fine even with the loads of people. I didn’t like that when I tried to move to a table after sitting at the bar so my girlfriend could join me we were told to go stand in line even though there was no line and an open table. Had the hummus and thought it was pretty tasty. One of the better airport bars I’ve been to, actually.

Nice location but this is an airport and the menu is only a reflection of fast delivered food. Burgers, hot dogs, etc all served in fantastic plastic wares. Food really has nothing original that you can’t find at the food court further up the terminal, overpriced airport food, 10$ for a philly steak. The main point here is the beer that they serve, a nice change compared to the rest of what Hartsfield serves. Service was ok for the volume of people they get.