We loved our 2 visits to East Sixth Brewing while in Little Rock! They have a great space with an even better outdoor area. The vibe is fun and bright. The bar is very aesthetically pleasing. We had great assistance both times. The beer selection is also good! They also have a happy hour with several specials. We took advantage. I am a bit disappointed they do not allow dogs out on the grass/turf. It would be an ideal spot to hang with them.
Tom Moynihan
Beer and food both good. Had the chicken sando tasty enough
Keith T.
The best beer in the city, possibly region IMO. They're doing some funky stuff, and making solid brews. I've been here about 5 times since opening, and will come back as often as I can.
Janelle Lilley
This is no longer a family-friendly place. I miss Rebel Kettle! We met friends for dinner at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday, my 1-year-old was with us. Soon after we ordered drinks, an employee came to our table and told us that we would need to leave by 6 pm because the new management was no longer allowing anyone under 18 after that time. We were shocked because the place was DEAD. Literally, only us and two other tables (one which was a group of six and a sleeping infant in a car seat so they were also given the boot).I can definitely understand a policy like that on weekends or maybe after 9 pm but at 5:30 on a Wednesday is ridiculous. We will be sticking to the dozen other breweries in the area (Lost40, Flyway, Stone’s Throw, Diamond Bear, Fassler...) without management serving up ignorant policies alongside only average beer.
Nathan James
5/5* Absolutely amazing food. It's my favorite restaurant in the Little Rock region.* The staff is spectacular.* If you ask for a special, the kitchen staff can make it up to par and above.* They allow creativity between their staff members, and it's magnificent.* Management is professional, but casual- the way it should be.* The atmosphere is so vibey.* The prices are great, and the tap is even better.* THEY ALSO PLAY MUSIC?!?!?!?!?5/5
Janelle L.
I miss Rebel Kettle! We met friends for dinner at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday, my 1-year-old was with us (playing quietly with his toy at the table). Soon after we ordered drinks, an employee came to our table and told us that we would need to leave by 6 pm because the new management was no longer allowing anyone under 18 after that time. We were shocked because the place was DEAD. Literally, only us and two other tables (one which was a group of six and a sleeping infant in a car seat so they were also given the boot). I can definitely understand a policy like that on weekends or maybe after 9 pm but at 5:30 on a Wednesday is ridiculous. We will be sticking to the dozen other breweries in the area (Lost40, Flyway, Stone's Throw, Diamond Bear, Fassler...) without management serving up ignorant policies alongside only average beer.
Cain Battles
Just happened to be close to my hotel on a 800 mile trip. The entire staff was polite and helpful. Grilled Cheese Burger was awesome! Not too greasy, great cooked onion flavor and just a hint of pickle. Also tried their very first Oktoberfest... I left with a whole 4-pack. Nailed it!!! I'll be stopping in on my way home!
Robert Talley
Best of the 5 breweries in Little Rock. I love the crazy combinations and flavors of beer that they come up with. Very original. They also make very good beer cocktails. There is indoor and outdoor seating and a stage for live music; although, no dogs are allowed. They do serve food/snacks.
Lesley Miller
So much has changed since I was home 5 years ago. This place is one of them. It's amazing!!! We order beers and food for lunch today. Burger, breakfast, chicken salad, and club were fresh, homemade, and delicious! My chicken salad has a hint of spice that made it tasty while topped on the bread of lettuce. My boys devoured their meals, and my husband was stuffed after his piled high club sandwich. I am now in love with the cinnamon roll pastry stout. Stop by and check it out!
Larry L.
We had the cheese dip, wings and the crawfish. Of course sat outside under a tent. Very nice folks in the restaurant. Soft music in the background. Spicy crawfish. Just right wings. Well they hold you CC until you leave. They brought out two small glasses of water without ice. Not one ever came to check back with us. It is 85 degrees with very high humidity outside. Cold ice water would have been great. The cheese dip was so so. The crawfish was too spicy for my wife so we traded and she got my wings. Outside dining is not for us. We like the AC.
I’m leaving frustrated. Got there at 5:30 on a Friday and before we could order was told that we would have to leave at 6 due to no one under 18 after 6 pm rule. Guess this is a new rule after the brewery change. I really enjoy the beer and garden, but I have a family. I think this rule is fine, but should be pushed back at least to 8? Family’s can come in and dine and be out of there. Also, when I asked why the rule, I was told you guys are going more for a bar theme. I mean, I don't fully understand that. I was there the first day RK opened and was there the second day of East 6th, it’s hard to want to give you my business with a family friendly brewery right down the street.
Ronald Barrick
Did curbside pickup. Was very easy, and the staff was extremely nice. The Beer is fantastic. Lots of new beers constantly coming out. Glad there is a brewery that is willing to experiment
John C.
The change from Rebel Kettle was a great idea. The, EAST SIXTH STREET HUSTLE, is the bomb for oils and blonde beer fans.
Geoffry Vickery
I give it a 4. It’s hard to judge this as a new business because I’m so used to Rebel Kettle. Rebel Kettle was a perfect place to me and it kind of seems like the new place is a little on the hipster side. Pros:-Better Food-Very clean Cons:-The beer selection isn’t quite there - the beer I tried was good (imperial something or another) but I miss the old beers. There was a beer I wanted to try but they were completely out of it. They only have like 6 or 7 beers on the menu at the moment.-The music is loud and kind of annoying. I like music but not so loud that I immediately cant wait to leave upon walking in. The idea of a craft beer place is to get people to hang out so they buy more beer. Also the genre of the music played appeals to very few in this area. Most people in this area like rap, country, or classic rock, maybe a little pop. The hipster music they play is kind of annoying. And I can deal with annoying music but not at that volume. All in all I’d say it’s more like 3.5 stars than 4 but google doesn’t let me give half a star so I’m rounding up. I definitely will try them again.
M
Little rock is dealing with the reality of these days. Two sample brews both good and the wife was ok with hers a blonde. Mine a stout and ipa. Well its 10 PM Friday and maybe little rock is closing down on a Friday. Word is this is easy sixth brewery is closing Monday again with limited service
We loved our 2 visits to East Sixth Brewing while in Little Rock! They have a great space with an even better outdoor area. The vibe is fun and bright. The bar is very aesthetically pleasing. We had great assistance both times. The beer selection is also good! They also have a happy hour with several specials. We took advantage. I am a bit disappointed they do not allow dogs out on the grass/turf. It would be an ideal spot to hang with them.
Beer and food both good. Had the chicken sando tasty enough
The best beer in the city, possibly region IMO. They're doing some funky stuff, and making solid brews. I've been here about 5 times since opening, and will come back as often as I can.
This is no longer a family-friendly place. I miss Rebel Kettle! We met friends for dinner at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday, my 1-year-old was with us. Soon after we ordered drinks, an employee came to our table and told us that we would need to leave by 6 pm because the new management was no longer allowing anyone under 18 after that time. We were shocked because the place was DEAD. Literally, only us and two other tables (one which was a group of six and a sleeping infant in a car seat so they were also given the boot).I can definitely understand a policy like that on weekends or maybe after 9 pm but at 5:30 on a Wednesday is ridiculous. We will be sticking to the dozen other breweries in the area (Lost40, Flyway, Stone’s Throw, Diamond Bear, Fassler...) without management serving up ignorant policies alongside only average beer.
5/5* Absolutely amazing food. It's my favorite restaurant in the Little Rock region.* The staff is spectacular.* If you ask for a special, the kitchen staff can make it up to par and above.* They allow creativity between their staff members, and it's magnificent.* Management is professional, but casual- the way it should be.* The atmosphere is so vibey.* The prices are great, and the tap is even better.* THEY ALSO PLAY MUSIC?!?!?!?!?5/5
I miss Rebel Kettle! We met friends for dinner at 5:30 pm on a Wednesday, my 1-year-old was with us (playing quietly with his toy at the table). Soon after we ordered drinks, an employee came to our table and told us that we would need to leave by 6 pm because the new management was no longer allowing anyone under 18 after that time. We were shocked because the place was DEAD. Literally, only us and two other tables (one which was a group of six and a sleeping infant in a car seat so they were also given the boot). I can definitely understand a policy like that on weekends or maybe after 9 pm but at 5:30 on a Wednesday is ridiculous. We will be sticking to the dozen other breweries in the area (Lost40, Flyway, Stone's Throw, Diamond Bear, Fassler...) without management serving up ignorant policies alongside only average beer.
Just happened to be close to my hotel on a 800 mile trip. The entire staff was polite and helpful. Grilled Cheese Burger was awesome! Not too greasy, great cooked onion flavor and just a hint of pickle. Also tried their very first Oktoberfest... I left with a whole 4-pack. Nailed it!!! I'll be stopping in on my way home!
Best of the 5 breweries in Little Rock. I love the crazy combinations and flavors of beer that they come up with. Very original. They also make very good beer cocktails. There is indoor and outdoor seating and a stage for live music; although, no dogs are allowed. They do serve food/snacks.
So much has changed since I was home 5 years ago. This place is one of them. It's amazing!!! We order beers and food for lunch today. Burger, breakfast, chicken salad, and club were fresh, homemade, and delicious! My chicken salad has a hint of spice that made it tasty while topped on the bread of lettuce. My boys devoured their meals, and my husband was stuffed after his piled high club sandwich. I am now in love with the cinnamon roll pastry stout. Stop by and check it out!
We had the cheese dip, wings and the crawfish. Of course sat outside under a tent. Very nice folks in the restaurant. Soft music in the background. Spicy crawfish. Just right wings. Well they hold you CC until you leave. They brought out two small glasses of water without ice. Not one ever came to check back with us. It is 85 degrees with very high humidity outside. Cold ice water would have been great. The cheese dip was so so. The crawfish was too spicy for my wife so we traded and she got my wings. Outside dining is not for us. We like the AC.
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I’m leaving frustrated. Got there at 5:30 on a Friday and before we could order was told that we would have to leave at 6 due to no one under 18 after 6 pm rule. Guess this is a new rule after the brewery change. I really enjoy the beer and garden, but I have a family. I think this rule is fine, but should be pushed back at least to 8? Family’s can come in and dine and be out of there. Also, when I asked why the rule, I was told you guys are going more for a bar theme. I mean, I don't fully understand that. I was there the first day RK opened and was there the second day of East 6th, it’s hard to want to give you my business with a family friendly brewery right down the street.
Did curbside pickup. Was very easy, and the staff was extremely nice. The Beer is fantastic. Lots of new beers constantly coming out. Glad there is a brewery that is willing to experiment
The change from Rebel Kettle was a great idea. The, EAST SIXTH STREET HUSTLE, is the bomb for oils and blonde beer fans.
I give it a 4. It’s hard to judge this as a new business because I’m so used to Rebel Kettle. Rebel Kettle was a perfect place to me and it kind of seems like the new place is a little on the hipster side. Pros:-Better Food-Very clean Cons:-The beer selection isn’t quite there - the beer I tried was good (imperial something or another) but I miss the old beers. There was a beer I wanted to try but they were completely out of it. They only have like 6 or 7 beers on the menu at the moment.-The music is loud and kind of annoying. I like music but not so loud that I immediately cant wait to leave upon walking in. The idea of a craft beer place is to get people to hang out so they buy more beer. Also the genre of the music played appeals to very few in this area. Most people in this area like rap, country, or classic rock, maybe a little pop. The hipster music they play is kind of annoying. And I can deal with annoying music but not at that volume. All in all I’d say it’s more like 3.5 stars than 4 but google doesn’t let me give half a star so I’m rounding up. I definitely will try them again.
Little rock is dealing with the reality of these days. Two sample brews both good and the wife was ok with hers a blonde. Mine a stout and ipa. Well its 10 PM Friday and maybe little rock is closing down on a Friday. Word is this is easy sixth brewery is closing Monday again with limited service