Atlanta is renowned for its delicious Georgia peaches, creative environment and a limitless list of exciting experiences and activities for the entire family to enjoy. A flourishing industry in our fast-growing city, breweries provide a fun setting to meet up with family and friends while enjoying locally made beverages.
Extending from the Westside to Summerhill and East Atlanta Village, the Atlanta brewery scene has blossomed across the metro region! An Atlanta brewery can make the perfect spot for a special occasion, to discover new beverages or to unwind after a stressful week.
Check out the thoughtfully “crafted” KNOWAtlanta list of Atlanta breweries to excite your taste buds!
Jekyll Brewing
Jekyll Brewing, named after the oh-so-loved island off the coast of Georgia that hosted the Deep South’s first brewery, was established in the 18th century. As the first brewery in its city, this Alpharetta staple has a mission to provide its patrons with a wide variety of lagers, ales and IPAs. Visit Jekyll Brewing, located at 2855 Marconi Drive #350 in Alpharetta and try the IPA Hop Dang Diggity, the brew house’s most popular beverage!
Scofflaw Brewing
A local favorite, Scofflaw Brewing is an 18,419-square-foot space in Atlanta that features new craft beer offerings and treasured classics. The Scofflaw team works diligently to craft quality beers they and Atlanta residents enjoy! Scofflaw Brewing has you covered, whether you are in the mood for a barrel-aged stout or fruity IPAs. Enjoy a sample of the newest craft beer by visiting their tasting room at 1738 MacArthur Boulevard or pop into their new Dr. Scofflaw’s location in The Works at 214 Chattahoochee Row.
Torched Hop Brewing Company
Offering a unique drinking spot and a fabulous place to grab a bite to eat, this Midtown brewpub is a recent addition to the Atlanta brewery scene. Torched Hop knows how to cater to their growing clientele with a continuously changing list of beers, including signature beverages such as the Forever Yours Kolsch style ale or the Hops-de-Leon IPA. Visit Torched Hop Brewing at 249 Ponce de Leon Avenue NE to find out why this is one of Atlanta’s favorite breweries!
Cherry Steet Brewing
Reigning as the 2017 US Beer Open Grand National Champions, Cherry Street Brewing has already made quite a name for itself. Before becoming Cumming’s hotspot for food and drinks, Cherry Street Brewing started humbly in a garage in the Rockies’ foothills. A strong ally in sustainability, education and community, this brewery is famous for its experimental recipes that utilize ingredients like coconut, honey mustard, cherry limeade and more.
With tours offered on Saturdays at 3 p.m., the taproom frequently hosts 25 or more taps, supplying a flavorful arrangement of classic bites generously provided by Rick Tanner’s Grille & Bar. To avoid missing upcoming events like the Brew Skies Beer & Wine Festival and Oktoberfest at Cherry Street Brewing, stay up to date with the company’s monthly calendar! Visit 5810 Bond St. in Cumming’s Vickery Village to find Cherry Street Brewing Restaurant and Taproom.
Monday Night Brewing
West Midtown’s Monday Night Brewing is the perfect spot for weeknight hangouts with the girls or weekend getaways with the family, featuring craft beers everyone will love! They offer six beers year-round with a few seasonal favorites, including Oktoberfest, available for a limited time – so try it on Monday Night while you still can! With a taproom for casual enjoyment and the Garage, a private event area available to rent, Monday Night has a space for every occasion! Explore the taproom in West Midtown at 670 Trabert Avenue NW or visit the Garage at 933 Lee St. in Atlanta.
Eventide Brewing
Located in the heart of Grant Park, Eventide Brewing supplies locals with a drinking experience they won’t forget! This charming bar has a retro feel with warm café lights that allow customers to enjoy their beverages in a calm atmosphere. With special seasonal pours and classic crowd favorites, Eventide is a great spot to connect with family, grab a drink with friends or watch the upcoming big game! Just steps away from Atlanta’s BeltLine expansion, Eventide Brewery is located at 1015 Grant St. SE.
SweetWater Brewing Company
There is no way to discuss the Atlanta beer scene without mentioning SweetWater Brewing Company! One of Atlanta’s most well-known and largest breweries, the brewing company hosts multiple events at their impressive facility and throughout the metro area, including being involved in Atlanta’s three-day music festival, 420Fest. SweetWater Brewing has previously shown community support through the Save Our Water project, a partnership with the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper to help protect river waters that flow through the Atlanta area. The company’s taproom is ideal for relaxing after a busy day, hosting our next special event or touring the great space. Visit the brewery’s website to view the events calendar to upgrade your upcoming weekend plans or visit 195 Ottley Drive NE.
Three Taverns Brewery
If you are a fan of old-world vibes and vintage design, Three Taverns Brewery is the spot for you! Exposed brick walls accompanied by worn wooden planks are just a few elements that give the Decatur brewhouse an aged flare. With site tours, featured brews and socializing opportunities outside, it’s easy to grab your favorite drink, a yummy bite to eat at one of the onsite food trucks and relax for a while! Three Taverns Brewery loves entertaining its customers through the seasons with a packed calendar full of exciting events and activities. For additional information on upcoming events, visit the brewery’s website, or stop by 121 New Street.
Second Self Beer Company
The perfect mixture of beer and adventure, Second Self Beer Company sits in the Underwood Hills neighborhood of Atlanta. With regular events such as Barre and Beer fitness classes, trivia nights and more, traveling to Second Self Beer Company will be well worth it. Try their specialty brews by visiting 1317 Loan Circle NW.
Steady Hand Beer Co.
If you’re on the Westside, Steady Hand Beer is a must-try! While a regular feature in Atlanta restaurants for years, you can visit the official brewery location for a pint of Cloudland IPA or a Concepts I’ll Ponder sour. Steady Hand also offers tours of their facility, food trucks and live entertainment. Stop by Steady Hand Beer Co. at 1611 Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard in Atlanta.
Reformation Brewery
While Woodstock’s Reformation Brewery is 30 miles north of Atlanta, it remains a significant spot for metro area beer lovers. With traditional classics such as Haddy and seasonal releases such as Oktoberfest, Reformation Brewery can quickly become your group’s favorite hangout. With locations in Smyrna, Canton and Woodstock, the buzzing brewery collaborates with local organizations in the communities it serves to boost human communication, honest conversations and neighborhood revitalization. The company believes in the craft of the beer and the reason behind drinking it.
Start your fall off right at one of our favorite breweries! While this may be an extensive list, Atlanta hosts many other fabulous breweries.
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