April 2013 - Visited on a Friday night, unwittingly amidst a big downtown festival. We got there just before 9pm and got a table right away, but apparently they were going to start charging a $9 cover charge at any minute! (?? Really?). The service was friendly and efficient, but the waitress was fairly ignorant of beer. The food we ordered (appetizers and salads) came out in a fairly snappy manner and was good enough. The beers were a bit ordinary, and the best were simply average. Neat outside building space, could’ve been fitted up a bit nicer. Overall, an OK place. Brewery #601.

This place had a great feel to it. Wood everywhere, multiple levels, TVs with sports, and just a little bit dark. Booths have high backs, so you get a lot of privacy. Food is extremely tasty, and the service is great. They had six of their own beers on draft, though a flight was a little expensive ($15 for a sampler of 6). They had several other guest beers on draft (mostly local). Nice place.

I like brew pubs and this one was nice. It would be a nce place to take a date or hang out with the guys. The beer was OK but not great IMO.

Downtown in an old building. Packed and loud on our visit. Food was decent, beer average.

Kept industrial feel, nice open floor plan. Service was friendly though, not that knowledgeable about beer. Food was tasty. Selection of mainly house brews plus some macros. Prices seemed pretty good- at least compared to home.

Located in the downtown area in an old hardware store gives it a unique character. They have a good selection of beers to choose from. They have number of other brews on tap as well as their own. Service was good and personnel were friendly. I tried a number of their brews and the one I enjoyed best was the "Grand Cru". There is good quality pub grub to compliment the beers. I visited a few times while in the area on business and found the Monday night beer special is a great time to indulge & sample the brews.

Fayetteville is lucky to have this place. Historic downtown location is a plus. Nice place to be. Worth a drive from other parts nearby.

This place is an interesting stop right off I-95. We stopped by around 2 pm on a Monday and the place was pretty deserted. I ordered a sampler of beers and some food. The beers were average to good. The food was pretty unremarkable. Despite the place being empty, there were plenty of staff who seemed to be more interested in talking with each other than serving the customers. On the up side, they do have some good happy hour deals.

Fun place!

The food is good but I have gone out of my way at times to stop by and take home a bottle of Sledgehammer stout, it’s great.