Everything about this place sucked. It was like a Chucky Cheese with beer.

Tucked away restaurant. Good crowd and good beer. Did not eat but the food we saw looked great.

I visited recently on a family vacation. We arrived around 6 pm on a Friday. There were 4 adults and 4 kids in our party and we were seated right away. Service was slow. Just like everything else in the south. But the guy really knew his stuff about the menu and the beer. The food was outstanding. I had their version of a French dip steak sandwich and it’s probably the best one I’ve ever had. Chicken wings were outstanding and my daughter raved about the salmon. Beer was just average. Their ipa that they won a medal for at gabf years ago was just average. My favorite beer was their porter. It was nice and robust. Nice place, good service, great food, and average beer.

Out of the way place but a great find in Fayetteveille will definately go back for another visit. Made reservations online an got seated immediately.

Delicious Food... a gem in the Fayetteville area

Definitely focuses more on teh restaurant than the beer end of things. Great food, but expensively priced. Definitely more upscale. Great beer, but all they offer is their own. Overall, one of the best places in Fayetteville, which isn’t saying too much. Very serviceable beers that are always fresh. Can buy by the growler.

August 08. Kind of a weird location, it sits not too far off from a shopping strip mall back in some industrial kind of area. The restaurant looked to be on the nicer side of brewpub, meaning more focus on the restaurant than just the beer. The bar was also kind of nice with some sofachairs and tables around, the clientele wasn’t as nice as the decor. But hey I’m here for the beer. They were out of the seasonal, so they brought me the root beer in the sampler instead. I appreciate that, good service all around. And the food was all made form scratch, and was accordingly pretty good. Better than the beer that’s for sure.

Visited in April 2007 and was pleasantly surprised. The brewpub sits off by itself behind some hotels in an out-of-the way area, which is a bit weird. That might explain why although we stopped duirng the lunch hour on a weekend, there was hardly anyone there. We sat at the bar and the ’tender was friendly, efficient and knowledgeable. It was an average suburban brewpub setting with some cool beer murals. Our food was decent and the beers ranged from average to very good. Definitely worth a stop if in the area; worth our hour-long detour to visit.

Really weird location for this brewpub. There’s not a whole lot in Fayetteville anyway from what I can tell. This is a stand alone brewpub in an area with furniture stores and the like nearby. It looks new and clean. The inside is laid out well with a cool lounge/pool area. The service was fair, though an obnoxious party ordering tons of cocktails at the bar (and skipping out on the check later) kind of slowed down things. We had a bowl of potato soup which was delictable. The root beer is damned good too. If in Fayetteville, this is the place to go, but don’t make a long trip just to visit.

Restaurant strives to be higher end with more elegant dishes and decor. Beers were all very clean and tasty. Excellent hefeweizen. Imperial IPA missed altogether, no real hop character. Food was good as was the service. A nice place for dinner. Bar area was smaller became very crowded. Best brewpub in Fayetteville. I grew up in this town and it’s amazing they have a brewpub at all.