Old Mill Brewpub

In an interesting former industrial building right next to a river. Has its own adequate parking lot. Large interior with a cozy bar to your left and restaurant tables through to the back. Has a deck overlooking the river that didn’t seem to be in use when I visited in December, and the riverbank itself looked to be under renovation of some sort. Brewhouse was visible through glass at the back of the restaurant facing the river. I sat at the bar and got friendly attentive service. They had six of their beers on (eight were listed) available in flights of five. So incongruous when the math doesn’t work out. They had a large range of guest taps as well. I could’ve asked for a sample of the sixth beer but it was a light lager so I wasn’t very motivated. The beers I did have were tasty and creative, all in the 3-4 range. Food was filling. Worthwhile stop.

Visited on a Monday evening. There is a bar area with around 10 seats at the bar and a few tables and there is also a restaurant dining area. Located in a cool old mill that is right next to pond, with outdoor seating overlooking the water. Overall, a really nice location and place. 5 house beers on tap as well as around 20 other guest beers on tap. 5 beers sampler trays available, with good pricing. Great service by the bartender. Sounds like they almost never have 5 of their own beers on tap, sounds like 3 beers is more common. A couple of the beers I had were pretty good and a couple were average. Overall, a solid place to visit if you are in the area.

Pretty cool spot in an old mill (clearly...) that’s been converted into a number of small businesses. Huge patio off the back that provided seating nearly on top of the pond/lake that the building backs up to. The afternoon we were there a couple of wakeboarders were practicing and provided some nice, free entertainment. Good food with a diverse set of offerings. Sadly only 3 house beers on tap, but they were at least pretty good. A handful of guest taps (mostly local stuff) rounded out the rest of the offerings. Pretty cool place and a nice stop during our road trip.

Nice location with a good initial ambiance, but the dining area is oddly separated from the bar, lessening the overall effect. Good beer selection, including five of their own on tap (which rotate daily), regular good pub food, reasonable service. Good, not great.

Beautiful ground. I loved the building and setting. Service was friendly and we versed. Actually suggested a couple other places to visit. Food selection was good. Prices were acceptable.

A new brewpub in Lexington, SC although it had an "old" feel to it. A large open space with plenty of seats, a bar, some TVs. Also outdoor seating which overlooks a (large) pond. There were 10 vultures in the parking lot. It was somewhat empty on a Saturday morning at opening, but started to fill during the later lunch hours. Our server was very polite. They had 3 house beers on tap, which I was pleasantly surprised by (the golden ale/pale ale and IIPA were both above average). It looks like they are planning to expand their capacity soon. They also have a decent guest tap list (~20 beers), nothing too exciting, but a few local offerings. The menu is typical pub fare with an emphasis on sandwiches. I had some tasty she crab soup and a cuban sandwich. Overall, a great spot and it looks like a welcome addition in Lexington.

Great Place! Just opened,..Lexington needs this kind of place so that we don’t have to drive downtown. Can’t wait to taste their brews when the equipment arrives in June. Awesome food and service!! Amazing view over the water off the deck

Visited a week after they opened. Still a "soft opening". For Lexington, this is a welcomed brewpub and restaurant. More local brews would be a even happier site. But hey, no taps wasted on the major tasteless brands. More good things to come when the 7 barrel system arrives in June and Matt starts working this magic!!!