Approaching from the main drag, this place is reminiscent of a mini Whit House. The bar itself is in the back, in what seems ti be the living area of an old mansion, so very characterful. Also very crowded on a Friday night, but the hostess durected me to the " biergarten," really just a handmade floor above the brewery, with picnic tables and a long bar. Brewery equipment visible, with signs of recent expansion. The beers themselves were fantastic, especially the stouts, in four or five variants. Food was tasty. Top notch.

Atlanta needed another brewpub that delivers a rotating list of interesting quality brews. This is especially welcome in the Little 5 area that already has a burgeoning scene of good eat and drink. The ambiance in here is rustic and open. A patio is available. All Wrecking Bar parking is valet, but there is much parking on nearby streets. The service was knowledgeable and efficient. I liked the beer list with a couple interesting hoppy brews and some Belgian styles too. Everytime I visit Atlanta I go to the Porter and having the Wrecking Bar just a few yards away is an added bonus.

Ambiance was great here. Clearly carved out of the massive cellar of an old mansion, the space features dark woods and the original exposed stonework for a very nice effect. It is very dark, which is fine, except for noting the appearance on beers. Staff were all friendly. Food was tasty, and food and beer were both priced well. I had a $15 entree (trout) and a sampler and my bill after tax and tip was $30. The beers were all solid, with a few standouts, including the stouts as others have mentioned. Valet parking, but there is also a residential street running alongside the place and I found a spot with little problem. I will be back next time I’m in Atlanta.

Visited later in the evening on a Monday. Cool semi-underground spot located underneath an events space, which is also very cool looking. I had a bit of trouble finding this, though the location on this map is accurate. The setup is a bar right as you enter, with bar tables, booths and larger restaurant tables spread throughout several smaller rooms. Had a comfortable cellar feel to it. Music was played at a respectful level, staff was very friendly and helpful. 9 of their beers were on, available Nonic or half-pint pours. I didn’t eat, though the food menu had some interesting snacks and meals on it. Bartender brought several samples of beers she thought I would like, and was quite knowledgeable about all of them. I loved the vibe in this place, and certainly will visit if I am in Atlanta again.

Beautiful brewpub located in an old mansion in a pretty cool part of town. Parking available which is always nice. Beautiful interior with lots of wood and stone. Definitely on the upscale side compared to your average brewpub, but in a good way for once. Was able to grab a seat at the bar and enjoy a great pastrami sandwich with homemade kimchi. Sell all of their beers in pints and shortys(8oz) for very reasonable prices. Had a 4 half pints and a sandwich with fries for around $20. Really great place.

I just had time to do a taster flight here before heading to the airport and home. Glad I did. The place is pretty cool, the staff is once again friendly, and they have some pretty good beers on tap, especially the Jack Daniels BA Wee Heavy. Prices were very reasonable. I did not check out the food at all, but I would certainly recommend it for the beer.

Located in the lower level of a historic building. Lots of dark wood and stone decorate the walls. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable . Beer and food was great.

In the basement of a beautiful house that is now used to host events. A very clean cellar feel to the inside with a nice large bar and plenty of quaint seating throughout the area. Service was good, I was at the bar and the bartender was knowledgeable and happy to offer suggestions. Selection was nice with 12 taps plus a cask. Bob the brewer was awesome and gave an amazing tour. They seem to always have a quite limited release on. I also liked the option of half pints on most beers. I thought the food was quite good and will be getting some on the rest of my visits. Prices were quite competitive. My favorite Atlanta place so far.

In the basement of this old church building is the brewpub. Nice place with good beer. Will try the food and upstairs on next visit.

Located in the lower story of a former architectural salvage store, hence the name, The Wrecking Bar is a cozy brewpub that has now managed to hit its stride. I tried several of their beers and found them all enjoyable. Their food is excellent and reasonably priced. They have a private room for a party of a dozen or so, and an inviting sitting area with a sofa and soft chairs in addition to the usual tables, booths and bar. The servers are very helpful and knowledgealable, though I did have to wait a fair bit a couple times for a beer. However, they were rather busy the day I visited. They hope to have more interesting beers in the future, so I hope they make it and become a genuine neighborhood bar. Atlanta needs more good brewpubs!