The place is nice and they have a good selection of craft beer on tap. The food is awesome and the owners are good people. The service is lacking in that the waitress we had didn’t have a clue as to the different beers they had, and was even more clueless about craft beer. This place has a lot of potential, I’ll go back.

I stopped by the Cork N Brew after driving past with my wife. I hadn’t heard about it opening, and wanted to see what it was all about. The Cork N Brew has 20 taps, some basic bottles and a large wine list. It’s a somewhat narrow space with 10 or so stools along the bar and small high top stools and built-in benches along the walls. The beer list is decent, although not really very inspired. Guinness and a couple macros as well as about 12 solid, but not surprising craft beers. They serve hors d’oeuvres as well, which I didn’t try, but looked and smelled delicious. It’s one of the few places in that area with a decent beer selection, and given the beach tourist locale, I understand that they have to cater with a few macros. I’ll return someday soon and hopefully they’ll have some more interesting selections on tap.