Will absolutely be coming back! A really nice spot for good beer and good vibes. The atmosphere is great, bartenders, and even management is on point.
Luke Shrum
Strict no children policy. Make sure you get a babysitter
Brian
Wasn’t my vibe, felt like a church, they don’t allow children but they allow dogs? Minimal beer styles. It was a one and done for me and I went to a nearby brewery.
Kylie Turner
Nowhere is posted that you must be 21 to enter. Super disappointed that we drove to this brewery to have to leave as soon as we got to the front door since we brought our kids along.
Dinesh gedda
They don’t offer good food options, so if you plan to drink, you’re better off bringing your own food.
Dwayne Knight
Great place, but the bartenders constantly pet, and play with animals without washing their hands, then come back touching drinks to serve you. Nasty..
Chris Koniarczyk
I loved this place. Felt like an authentic German garden. Good food. Good beer. Beautiful trees to shade you while you have your beer and pretzel. Definitely coming back.
Dawn Corley Grosjean
I’m from South Carolina, and my family had just attended the ACC Championship baseball game. On our way up that morning, we spotted this brewery and planned to stop for a drink and some food from the lobster truck on our way back. However, we were very disappointed when they wouldn’t allow our 15-year-old son through the gift shop, let him grab something to eat, or even use the restroom! This place is not family-friendly at all. Don’t expect to be allowed through the gift shop unless you’re with your dog, not your child. It’s frustrating, especially when you consider that in a real biergarten in Germany, 14-year-olds are allowed to drink.
Courtney Stallmann
I was previously a longtime supporter of Red Oak and have enjoyed their beers since graduating college in 2010. After moving cell the area, my husband and I returned often to continue supporting one of our favorite breweries. We just made the trip after over a year with our 10 month old on Mother Day weekend and were turned away because of their no babies/young children rule. We were left shaking our heads and wondering how a brewery would want to turn away a huge subset of customers, especially those who have potentially been longtime supporters. We’re very disappointed by this decision and will no longer be supporting Red Oak. Maybe this is why their parking lot was empty on a Saturday… I highly recommend Red Oak taking the time to google other breweries that follow this rule, I’m not sure they’re find many others. For anyone reading this wanting to find a family friendly brewery, Sierra Nevada in Fletcher, NC outside Asheville is awesome and very family friendly!
Courtney Stallmann
I was previously a longtime supporter of Red Oak. After moving away, my husband and I returned often to support this brewery. We just made the trip after over a year with our 10 month old on Mother Day weekend and were turned away because of their no babies/young children rule. We were left shaking our heads and wondering how a brewery would want to turn away a huge subset of customers, especially those who have potentially been longtime supporters. We’re very try disappointed by this decision and will no longer be supporting Red Oak. Maybe this is why their parking lot was empty on a Saturday… I highly recommend Red Oak taking the time to google other breweries that follow this rule, I’m not sure they’re find many others. For anyone wanting a family brewery, Sierra Nevada in Fletcher, NC outside Asheville is awesome and very family friendly!
I love this place but the information in Goggle is incorrect, when I wanted to visit on Saturday it said closed. I think when it says Brewery and office, that should be totally separated, there is a confusion between office hours when it mentions also Brewery.
Desiree Jackson
The tour was pretty good but VICKY! Was amazing! She was attentive and personable! Made the experience a 12 out of 10! Give her a raise !
Alexander (WhatARiot)
Incredible quality and proud to have them as a member of the community. Whenever out of area family visits they are antsy to crack open a red oak. I’ve tried hundreds of artisanal beers over the years and I enjoy many of them for their own unique notes but red oak is consistently top notch all around in taste, drinkability and freshness. If I was stuck on the moon and could only have 1 beer, it would be red oak. I’d also be like really concerned about being stuck on the moon, but the red oak would be a silver lining.
PS I saw a red oak van recently and honked and gave them the thumbs up and the awesome driver tossed me a key chain which is just totally rad as well. Support local businesses y’all :-)
Larry Lynn
Cool place just off of 85. Beer was good and German authentic. Food is hit or miss as their place wasn’t open to start and had to wait on food truck which was good. When I went out to food truck someone removed my beer sampler which want cool but place gave me back two I hadn’t tried. Nice stop over on way to Atlanta
Nick Beek
Ten thousand star experience at Red Oak. Great tour, food, & drinks. Shout out to Savannah who was amazing.
Will absolutely be coming back! A really nice spot for good beer and good vibes. The atmosphere is great, bartenders, and even management is on point.
Strict no children policy. Make sure you get a babysitter
Wasn’t my vibe, felt like a church, they don’t allow children but they allow dogs? Minimal beer styles. It was a one and done for me and I went to a nearby brewery.
Nowhere is posted that you must be 21 to enter. Super disappointed that we drove to this brewery to have to leave as soon as we got to the front door since we brought our kids along.
They don’t offer good food options, so if you plan to drink, you’re better off bringing your own food.
Great place, but the bartenders constantly pet, and play with animals without washing their hands, then come back touching drinks to serve you. Nasty..
I loved this place. Felt like an authentic German garden. Good food. Good beer. Beautiful trees to shade you while you have your beer and pretzel. Definitely coming back.
I’m from South Carolina, and my family had just attended the ACC Championship baseball game. On our way up that morning, we spotted this brewery and planned to stop for a drink and some food from the lobster truck on our way back. However, we were very disappointed when they wouldn’t allow our 15-year-old son through the gift shop, let him grab something to eat, or even use the restroom! This place is not family-friendly at all. Don’t expect to be allowed through the gift shop unless you’re with your dog, not your child. It’s frustrating, especially when you consider that in a real biergarten in Germany, 14-year-olds are allowed to drink.
I was previously a longtime supporter of Red Oak and have enjoyed their beers since graduating college in 2010. After moving cell the area, my husband and I returned often to continue supporting one of our favorite breweries. We just made the trip after over a year with our 10 month old on Mother Day weekend and were turned away because of their no babies/young children rule. We were left shaking our heads and wondering how a brewery would want to turn away a huge subset of customers, especially those who have potentially been longtime supporters. We’re very disappointed by this decision and will no longer be supporting Red Oak. Maybe this is why their parking lot was empty on a Saturday… I highly recommend Red Oak taking the time to google other breweries that follow this rule, I’m not sure they’re find many others. For anyone reading this wanting to find a family friendly brewery, Sierra Nevada in Fletcher, NC outside Asheville is awesome and very family friendly!
I was previously a longtime supporter of Red Oak. After moving away, my husband and I returned often to support this brewery. We just made the trip after over a year with our 10 month old on Mother Day weekend and were turned away because of their no babies/young children rule. We were left shaking our heads and wondering how a brewery would want to turn away a huge subset of customers, especially those who have potentially been longtime supporters. We’re very try disappointed by this decision and will no longer be supporting Red Oak. Maybe this is why their parking lot was empty on a Saturday… I highly recommend Red Oak taking the time to google other breweries that follow this rule, I’m not sure they’re find many others. For anyone wanting a family brewery, Sierra Nevada in Fletcher, NC outside Asheville is awesome and very family friendly!
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I love this place but the information in Goggle is incorrect, when I wanted to visit on Saturday it said closed. I think when it says Brewery and office, that should be totally separated, there is a confusion between office hours when it mentions also Brewery.
The tour was pretty good but VICKY! Was amazing! She was attentive and personable! Made the experience a 12 out of 10! Give her a raise !
Incredible quality and proud to have them as a member of the community. Whenever out of area family visits they are antsy to crack open a red oak. I’ve tried hundreds of artisanal beers over the years and I enjoy many of them for their own unique notes but red oak is consistently top notch all around in taste, drinkability and freshness. If I was stuck on the moon and could only have 1 beer, it would be red oak. I’d also be like really concerned about being stuck on the moon, but the red oak would be a silver lining.
PS I saw a red oak van recently and honked and gave them the thumbs up and the awesome driver tossed me a key chain which is just totally rad as well. Support local businesses y’all :-)
Cool place just off of 85. Beer was good and German authentic. Food is hit or miss as their place wasn’t open to start and had to wait on food truck which was good. When I went out to food truck someone removed my beer sampler which want cool but place gave me back two I hadn’t tried. Nice stop over on way to Atlanta
Ten thousand star experience at Red Oak. Great tour, food, & drinks. Shout out to Savannah who was amazing.
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