Liberty Brewery & Grill - High Point

No Longer In Business

This atmosphere was wonderful and the service was great. The price was lower than what we normally see at most brew pubs. The food was wonderful and I would come back again.

The atmosphere here is great. Decent selection of beer. The service is hit or miss. The menu is shrinking, every time I go here there is less to choose from. The price is on the high side. It has potential but needs a staff overhaul.

Originally reviewed: 4/21/10. Stopped in here for lunch today. Sat at the bar. The bar area is set apart from the rest of the restaurant. The bartender was very nice and informative. Even went and asked the brewer a few questions for me that I had asked. They had a decent lineup for this time. Their usual suspects were there: Lager, Amber Ale, IPA, Porter, Wheat, their Seasonal which was a dry-hopped Rye I believe, and their special, which I ordered, an Espresso Porter. The Es. Porter was very good. One of the better coffee-forward beers I had had in awhile. I ordered their meatloaf sandwich with fries. It was very large and pretty good. They had some bbq sauce and caramelized onions on the top that were a little too sweet for me. Overpowered the meatloaf for sure. All in all, this was a good experience. I will be back for sure to try some more of their lineup. As a side note, on Wednesday’s their pints are only $2.50.

One of these huge brewpubs found in shopping malls in the States. A mix of a posh Dennys with retro elements, eagle sculpture welcoming you. Very good service, attentive. Sampler is 4X 4 ounces, for 4$, very nice IPA, nut brown and Porter. Food is quite good and plentiful, the Liberty Pizza is delicious and huge, 8.95$. I had to ask for a doggy bag! Worth it if your in town.

I enjoy Liberty although I haven’t been there many times. Since I live 3 miles away from their High Point location, I’m going to start going more frequently. Their house beers are good. My favorites are the IPA and the Nut Brown Ale. They have seasonal beers which are good as well. I went there on Wednesday night and the food was top notch. The Nut Brown Ale was crisp and very good. I would recommend it to anybody in the area. Also try their Myrtle Beach location. Both are very good and reasonably priced.

Typical chain restaurant feel with tons of patriotic decor. Service was nice enough but somewhat less than professional and a bit clueless. The food was mediocre. Prices and parking were pretty good. They had nine beers on tap. Four beer samplers are available but they were willing to work with me to get all the beers. The samples were huge, but at least they were cheap so I didn’t feel too bad leaving some behind. The beers were all fairly average in quality. Obviously meant for the general public, which is a worthy goal as this place is not intended for people like us.

This brewpub is in the parking lot of the mall in High Point NC. You can see the beer tanks through the glass in front, and there is nice outside patio for a clear mild day. While the place has that chain atmosphere to it, the restaurant is really nice inside with high ceilings and wood beams. Can get loud on the weekends. Their beer is just very good, with their IPA and (seasonal) Rye IPA being standouts. This place is definitely more about the food, however, and, though pricey it usually very good. Service tends to be hit or miss.

Pretty large brewpub in front of a shopping mall. This location brews their own higher alcohol beers unlike the Liberty location in SC. Unfortunately, they were not outstanding. This is a pretty plain place, has that chain brewpub feel to it. But the service was great and I had a good time here.

This is a favorite stop off when I vist the high point area. The food is great. The place a very comtempory eclectic style/motiff. The wait staff is friendly and seemed ready to handle special requests. They have a beer sampling, I highly recomend the non-big beers. Their lagers and wheats are great on the patio in the summer.

Brewpub and restaurant located near the mall in High Point, NC. Big place with lots of seating and a bar area. They had 8 house beers on tap the day I visited. None of them were particularly good, unfortunately. I didn’t have any of the food. Service was good.