Deep River Brewing Company

They have some fantastic beers! A friend from Charlotte told me about this brewery and I agree with his accolades!

Shoutout to Deep River & Lindsey for putting on an amazing Galentines Event! The staff was amazing and we had so much fun! Deep River has the best events!

We love it here! So many good beer choices, food trucks and great bands. Staff is GREAT! We've met some awesome peeps here too

Good beer

I’ll begin by saying I loved this space. Whenever I used to drink, I enjoyed their routine brews as well as their limited releases. The brewery is an open space that is accommodating for many groups, dog friendly, and family friendly for those with neurotypical children. There are guidelines for children posted around the brewery essentially instructing the parents that their children are their responsibility and to keep an eye on them.

My son has autism. I am very aware of my child and watch him constantly. One of the ways he processes his excitement and stimulation is by vocalization and moving around. I follow him around and ensure that he is safe and intervene if he approaches a table that is not in my party. I let him say hello and socialize, then usher him back to our group and wait until the process inevitably repeats itself. As a parent who often sees his child sequester himself from his peers and is often in the corner isolating himself with a book or toy, I consider it a blessing to see him an an environment that he’s comfortable enough in to be himself, socialize and have a good time, which is what he was doing tonight.

I was approached by a bartender tonight and essentially asked if I could contain my son and keep him with me a little better. Again, I was not sitting at a table letting him run rampant, I was following him around and removing him quickly if he was disturbing other parties by being near them. When questioned regarding what their idea of keeping an eye on your children is, we were told that they’ve had children climbing on the loading dock and running through the parking lot. It was raining tonight and my son wasn’t even outside, but we were told he was “running between the tables”. I guess the walkways between aren’t intended for pedestrian movement? I’ll admit he was running around and singing with my supervision.

I share this mostly for awareness to the staff. Sometimes there will be children enter your facility who are not neurotypical and require a little more stimulation in their lives to regulate themselves. It would be appreciated by the parents of those children to be approached with a little more grace and consideration that maybe there may be something else going on and not be made to feel like their presence is a disturbance or their child is less than because they do not quite fit into the mold of a neurotypical child.

Great reuse of the space. Lot's of indoor and outdoor seating. Plenty of style choices of their brews. A little disappointed that there were no flights on Saturdays. So I only got to try our two beers. This was part of the JoCo Beer, Wine and Shine tour.

I’ll begin by saying I loved this space. Whenever I used to drink, I enjoyed their routine brews as well as their limited releases. The brewery is an open space that is accommodating for many groups, dog friendly, and family friendly for those with neurotypical children. There are guidelines for children posted around the brewery essentially instructing the parents that their children are their responsibility and to keep an eye on them. My son has autism. I am very aware of my child and watch him constantly. One of the ways he processes his excitement and stimulation is by vocalization and moving around. I follow him around and ensure that he is safe and intervene if he approaches a table that is not in my party. I let him say hello and socialize, then usher him back to our group and wait until the process inevitably repeats itself. As a parent who often sees his child sequester himself from his peers and is often in the corner isolating himself with a book or toy, I consider it a blessing to see him an an environment that he’s comfortable enough in to be himself, socialize and have a good time, which is what he was doing tonight. I was approached by a bartender tonight and essentially asked if I could contain my son and keep him with me a little better. Again, I was not sitting at a table letting him run rampant, I was following him around and removing him quickly if he was disturbing other parties by being near them. When questioned regarding what their idea of keeping an eye on your children is, we were told that they’ve had children climbing on the loading dock and running through the parking lot. It was raining tonight and my son wasn’t even outside, but we were told he was “running between the tables”. I guess the walkways between aren’t intended for pedestrian movement? I’ll admit he was running around and singing with my supervision. I share this mostly for awareness to the staff. Sometimes there will be children enter your facility who are not neurotypical and require a little more stimulation in their lives to regulate themselves. It would be appreciated by the parents of those children to be approached with a little more grace and consideration that maybe there may be something else going on and not be made to feel like their presence is a disturbance or their child is less than because they do not quite fit into the mold of a neurotypical child.

Environment is excellent. Somehow they are able to be a brewery but also family friendly. Dog friendly too! Food trucks regularly and friendly staff. Come hang for a great time the crowd is low key as well ready for fun but not rowdy.

Best beer and best owners, staff and patrons.

Very nice atmosphere. Dog friendly. Prices were reasonable. Friendly staff. Would definitely go back again.

Great entertainment and delicious beer!

Came here to see Kyle Mullins. He is awesome! The beer was good!

LOVE MUSIC & BEER, GREAT ATMOSPHERE ✌️💜😎 SEASHELL

Love this staple in our community and the tasty beer they serve! I can appreciate the efforts they make to address the parents who come here thinking it’s a daycare for their kids. If that’s your kids do us all a favor and take them to the park not a brewery so everyone can continue to enjoy a Saturday afternoon at deep river ?

If you’re looking for a good beer and a lively atmosphere in Clayton, look no further! This place rocks! They have stellar community engagement, plenty of seating, they host food trucks with genuinely good food, and they have a fantastic outdoor area.

The only thing they don’t have is a sidewalk that connects them to nearby downtown. That isn’t necessarily their fault, but it’s an important detail to include if you’re thinking about bar-hopping in downtown Clayton. Hopefully that changes in the near future!