Oskar Blues (Brevard)

Along side 12 taps upstairs, you’ll find a bar, tables, a huge merch selection a stage and a nice view of brewing operations. Downstairs at “The Tasty Weasel” (an Untapped verified venue) there are 10 more taps.

Lenny Boy Brewing Co.

Lenny Boy Brewing Co. offers 28 on-site brewed taps, including non-alcoholic options, in a dog-friendly environment. The brewery features a 12-seat bar, large benches, tables, and a range of to-go options like bottles and growlers.

Three Spirits Brewery (Closed)

Now closed, this Charlotte brewery featured 12 taps of their own beers, lots of seating and a live music stage. They regularly hosted events.

Catawba (Charlotte) (Closed)

Catawba in Charlotte offers 32 main taps, expanding to double at their second bar, featuring regular and rotating small batch brews, with ample indoor and outdoor seating, is dog-friendly and offers a view of brewing operations.

Seoul Food Meat Co.

16 Taps outside and a bottle list inside (as well as a large wine selection), this restaurant is a popular spot with lots of seating, private rooms, and several outdoor games including an area for dogs to play.

NoDa Brewing Co.

NoDa Brewing Co. boasts 38 taps, including guest taps, with a unique second bar featuring eight more. The venue offers both indoor and outdoor seating, dog-friendly areas, and activities like frisbee golf. A food truck is typically on-site, and a variety of merchandise, including crowlers and coozies, is available for purchase.

Twenty-Six Acres Brewing Company (Closed)

Twenty-Six Acres Brewing Company is situated in a Concord business park and features a tasting room with 22 taps. It has a standing-only bar and offers various seating options including tables and couches, both indoors and outdoors. The brewery is known for its dog-friendly environment and a selection of board games for entertainment. The brewery offers a variety of serving options, including flights, tasters, pours, pitchers, and growlers​.

Dream Chaser’s Brewery (Closed)

Dream Chaser’s Brewery, located in the former Waxhaw Community Volunteer Fire Department building, offers a large bar and abundant seating with garage doors that open to the street. The brewery, known for its hoppy beers pouring from up to 20 taps. In addition to its diverse beer menu, the venue provides a limited appetizer/snack selection and is dog-friendly.