Very nice place. Friendly staff. Yummy craft beers. Outdoor seating. Kid/pet friendly. Live entertainment.
Carla S
Hidden gem! Great brew and awesome people!
Melanie R.
Great local neighborhood brewery. I stopped by to have a couple of beers and watch some basketball and was pleasantly surprised by the place. It had a hearty crowd, full of energy, which is always fun. The beer was good, but my favorite part of the experience (including the beers) was a really good band that was playing. They were called "The Peachtree Three" and I was blown away with their talent. They sang so beautifully and they sang so many great songs that sounded amazing! I love the brewery scene, it's a "thing" for me, so when I have a nice experience like I did at Cultivation, it definitely makes me want to go back. Highly recommend this brewery.
elét elan
People were enjoying the music trivia game.Latin Food truck was meh, over priced and tasteless.But Cultivation beer:I travel extensively looking for excellent Belgian beer. They didn’t have any. Lots of people like what they have. Just not my thing.
Catherine Muth
This is a favorite craft beer spot near me in Norcross; The community atmosphere can't be beat.The craft beer on tap updates frequently if you're looking for a taste of something new, but their standard lineup is also solid - there is something for everyone. Add in their regular rotation of food trucks, and you've got a great way to spend an afternoon.You'll find a wide range of regulars here from young families (their kids enjoying the outdoor space seemingly created for them), to local clubs, dog people (and their dogs), and even the brewery owners, themselves!If you're lucky, you'll have a brush with local celebrity, and rub fuzzy shoulders with the brewery's well-known brew-pup, Swayze.
Dave M
I went to Kettlerock Brewing shortly before they closed out of curiosity and someone mentioned I should visit Cultivation Brewery while I was up that way, so I made a post-work trip out of it a few weeks later to check it out, and needless to say I was not disappointed. The beer is definitely a cut above their regional competition and one of the better metro Atlanta breweries I’ve been to in a while. The grounds are very nice and the couches are comfortable. There’s a free water station and the bathrooms are clean. I’d recommend getting a flight if it’s your first time there. No food truck the day I visited but they do have peanuts and rice crispy treats among other items the brewtender said were $1-2 a piece.
Bantha Fodder
A hidden gem in Norcross. Great beers and atmosphere. Quality food trucks typically on hand.
Jennifer B.
Nice and calm inside. There is a nice outside area that has a ton of kid toys. The beertender was super friendly and helpful. The beer and kettle sour were delicious. I got the Key Lime kettle sour. It was perfectly balanced. Not too sweet. My husband got the Fresh Aut (pale ale) and Evil Weed ( Hazy IPA). Both were delicious but Evil Weed was the winner between the two. We definitely be back next time we are in town.
Todd Nolan
Nice atmosphere. Outdoor and indoor seating. Section for children. Tho not a parent, nice for those with little ones to enjoy a brew. Very friendly and offered sample so we didn’t wind up with a 16 oz beer we didn’t like. Bitter beers, if that’s what you like. They did have a beer for different tastes: key lime sour, chocolate cherry dark beer, etc.
Frederick D.
After a nice day hiking in Peach Tree corners we looked for a brewery we had never been and Cultivation brewery popped up. Nice thing was we could have a place to play with kids and our golden retriever, who was leashed, could also enjoy the company of guests / children. We ordered from the Food Truck which specialized in Asian American fusion comfort food. Ordering some egg rolls. I kept the tab open for a few beers. Our favorite was the bottled peppermint bark stout. The IPA offerings were so-so, without a distinctively floral hazy, imho. There was a live musician here. The venue was definitely cozy and enjoyed my time here tremendously.
Great for kids! Great for adults! Live music. Food booth this day they had bbq. Comfortable inside. I loved this place. Good beers. Definitely a place to stop!!!
John-Paul Vigil
Great spot for good beer.Always seems to have some delicious food truck there.Dogs welcome.
Rochani Shamanna
The drive to this place is through a neighborhood, it threw me off if I had the wrong address. However it’s a nice little brewery, has lots of outdoor seating, dog friendly.
James F. Rawls
It was a really great brewery, and the reason I came was for the cookie Tingz pop up! We relished the pleasant weather and being outside! The taco truck also gave me some tacos! It was a delicious jerk chicken taco! Although I don't drink beer, I'm sure it was excellent if I did!
Michael Hermes
Great beer and environment. Our girls love to play in their fenced in playground. During spring/summer/fall, it's our Friday night spot for a couple drinks and a food truck dinner. Locally owned and they're some of he best people in town.
Very nice place. Friendly staff. Yummy craft beers. Outdoor seating. Kid/pet friendly. Live entertainment.
Hidden gem! Great brew and awesome people!
Great local neighborhood brewery. I stopped by to have a couple of beers and watch some basketball and was pleasantly surprised by the place. It had a hearty crowd, full of energy, which is always fun. The beer was good, but my favorite part of the experience (including the beers) was a really good band that was playing. They were called "The Peachtree Three" and I was blown away with their talent. They sang so beautifully and they sang so many great songs that sounded amazing! I love the brewery scene, it's a "thing" for me, so when I have a nice experience like I did at Cultivation, it definitely makes me want to go back. Highly recommend this brewery.
People were enjoying the music trivia game.Latin Food truck was meh, over priced and tasteless.But Cultivation beer:I travel extensively looking for excellent Belgian beer. They didn’t have any. Lots of people like what they have. Just not my thing.
This is a favorite craft beer spot near me in Norcross; The community atmosphere can't be beat.The craft beer on tap updates frequently if you're looking for a taste of something new, but their standard lineup is also solid - there is something for everyone. Add in their regular rotation of food trucks, and you've got a great way to spend an afternoon.You'll find a wide range of regulars here from young families (their kids enjoying the outdoor space seemingly created for them), to local clubs, dog people (and their dogs), and even the brewery owners, themselves!If you're lucky, you'll have a brush with local celebrity, and rub fuzzy shoulders with the brewery's well-known brew-pup, Swayze.
I went to Kettlerock Brewing shortly before they closed out of curiosity and someone mentioned I should visit Cultivation Brewery while I was up that way, so I made a post-work trip out of it a few weeks later to check it out, and needless to say I was not disappointed. The beer is definitely a cut above their regional competition and one of the better metro Atlanta breweries I’ve been to in a while. The grounds are very nice and the couches are comfortable. There’s a free water station and the bathrooms are clean. I’d recommend getting a flight if it’s your first time there. No food truck the day I visited but they do have peanuts and rice crispy treats among other items the brewtender said were $1-2 a piece.
A hidden gem in Norcross. Great beers and atmosphere. Quality food trucks typically on hand.
Nice and calm inside. There is a nice outside area that has a ton of kid toys. The beertender was super friendly and helpful. The beer and kettle sour were delicious. I got the Key Lime kettle sour. It was perfectly balanced. Not too sweet. My husband got the Fresh Aut (pale ale) and Evil Weed ( Hazy IPA). Both were delicious but Evil Weed was the winner between the two. We definitely be back next time we are in town.
Nice atmosphere. Outdoor and indoor seating. Section for children. Tho not a parent, nice for those with little ones to enjoy a brew. Very friendly and offered sample so we didn’t wind up with a 16 oz beer we didn’t like. Bitter beers, if that’s what you like. They did have a beer for different tastes: key lime sour, chocolate cherry dark beer, etc.
After a nice day hiking in Peach Tree corners we looked for a brewery we had never been and Cultivation brewery popped up. Nice thing was we could have a place to play with kids and our golden retriever, who was leashed, could also enjoy the company of guests / children. We ordered from the Food Truck which specialized in Asian American fusion comfort food. Ordering some egg rolls. I kept the tab open for a few beers. Our favorite was the bottled peppermint bark stout. The IPA offerings were so-so, without a distinctively floral hazy, imho. There was a live musician here. The venue was definitely cozy and enjoyed my time here tremendously.
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Great for kids! Great for adults! Live music. Food booth this day they had bbq. Comfortable inside. I loved this place. Good beers. Definitely a place to stop!!!
Great spot for good beer.Always seems to have some delicious food truck there.Dogs welcome.
The drive to this place is through a neighborhood, it threw me off if I had the wrong address. However it’s a nice little brewery, has lots of outdoor seating, dog friendly.
It was a really great brewery, and the reason I came was for the cookie Tingz pop up! We relished the pleasant weather and being outside! The taco truck also gave me some tacos! It was a delicious jerk chicken taco! Although I don't drink beer, I'm sure it was excellent if I did!
Great beer and environment. Our girls love to play in their fenced in playground. During spring/summer/fall, it's our Friday night spot for a couple drinks and a food truck dinner. Locally owned and they're some of he best people in town.