20 Best Craft Breweries in Atlanta

“Extremely popular during evenings and weekends for food, beer, shopping, events, entertainment, bicycling, skating and parties. It's family & kid friendly during the day, with a long paved bike path for all. Lots of free parking, but fills up on weekends.“

“This place should make your short list if you're looking for a craft brewery in Atlanta. The brews are all pretty good to excellent. Bring at least one other person or a group and relax. Games are available but it's a great place to just chill. They sometimes have some craft booths and food trucks in the parking lot.“

“I loved it! They threw the best anime party during Momocon 2023!“

“Love this place! Right near where OG red brick used to be this brewery has a squarely German school of brewing focus and execute classic styles well like crystal weizen, doppelbock, they’ve got a Nz Pils that is so good. Staff is super friendly. Top marks“

“Great lineup of beers. Always fun to see what people are trying to dream up in the craft brew world that can be overstimulating with so many options. You can get your tried and true selections and some wild flavors at Three Taverns. Make sure you stop by!“

“Great beers, great food, amazing service. What's not to love?“

“Went and visited some family in Atlanta for the first time and had the pleasure of going to Scofflaw Brewery. Ed Strabel was quite the host! Answered all of our questions and was extremely knowledgeable of the workings of the operation. We tried a few different versions of the "Basement" and "Double Jeopardy" and LOVED it! Basement tastes exactly what I would want a beer to be like. We tried out the "Basement Bourbon" and ended up taking 3 bottles home along with some Scofflaw gear. Looks good in our home bar too! All said and done, family had an outstanding get together and may make it a thing every trip to ATL!!!“

“This location is situated at The Works in Chattanooga, so there is a vast parking lot available. The first two hours are free. I quickly found an available spot and took the short walk over to Scofflaw. This location is a nice size with seating everywhere and plenty of beer to choose from. We approached the counter, and Wifey asked about a lager and then the wheat, but they were out of both of them. She decided to try an IPA instead, which she enjoyed. I ordered a flight with a few variations of the hazy IPA and a brown ale. We took our beers and went to the front near the grass. We drank our beers and did some people-watching. This place is definitely kid and pet-friendly. We enjoyed celebrating GA Beer Day here and will definitely be coming back.“

“great place..Georgia staple if you like breweries“

“When you are there, it just feels like the right place. Beautiful scenery awesome. Staff friendly personnel, two thumbs up 10 out of 10.“

“The location and atmosphere is everything ❤️❤️❤️“

“Great place with Great people and beer.“

“What a gem! So glad we stumbled onto this brewery. Large indoor outdoor space( can easily accommodate several large groups), dogs aloud in and out... plenty full parking... incredibly staff... board games. What more can you ask for? Food variety is limited to pizza and 2 salads. Amazing drinks! I loved the lavender lemonade! Overall: a fun experience.“

“The Belgian is tasty Cool rotating food vendors throughout the week Trivia is garbage. Subjective and not brainy at all. Questions about celebrities and weird creativity prompts unrelated to any knowledge base. Open garage vibe with some pinball. Noisy when busy“

“Great atmosphere. Excellent food. Exotic and Delicious beer. Really enjoyed the experience.“

“The kombucha flight was great and so was the vegan charcuterie. I’d recommend trying the Gin ‘n Cream Rooibos kombucha in particular.“

“One of my favorite local spots. They have an amazing selection of beers they make and even add beers from other local spots. They have a full bar, so cocktails available too. Everyone is super friendly and the food is on point too. Try the wings!“

“Great patio. Awesome cider flight.“

“Approaching the brewery, I noticed they had a huge parking lot, but it desperately needed repaving. There were potholes everywhere. I quickly snagged a spot, and we entered the Tap Room. The place was huge with seating everywhere. They have a stage for live music. The website said someone would be performing from 3-6, but when we arrived, the band was packing up their instruments at around 5:15. Wifey and I, along with a group of fellow beer enthusiasts, didn’t miss the band and were chatting it up, keeping the night going. SteadyHand has a nice-sized bar, and we came here specifically looking for the Cloudland Hazy IPA, but when we checked what they had available, it was not listed. Wifey ordered a Lager, and I opted for a DIPA called Gimme the Lup. We took our beers and joined the group. We were good after one round and headed out. We would definitely return to try some other options.“

“Absolutely amazing! I will definitely be purchasing more!“