Primal Brewery features 14 taps with a variety of beers, prominently displayed through artistic poster menus and a chalkboard for new items. The venue offers spacious parking, indoor seating with a good-sized bar, additional tables, and a room for observing brewing operations. Additionally, it sells merchandise like shirts and glassware, alongside snacks such as chips and jerky. The tap list mainly includes IPAs, complemented by a pilsner and a lager.
Tag: Food: Food Trucks
56 spots
Food is available via other mobile food businesses on site or parked close by
Appalachian Mountain Brewery
Appalachian Mountain Brewery features 16 beer and 8 cider taps, lots of seating and live music every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Hoptown Brewing
Hoptown Brewing offers a 20-tap system, an 8-seat bar, indoor and covered outdoor seating, and views of brewing operations. They provide beer flights, snacks, food trucks, merchandise, and canned beer, along with an active event calendar.
Hi-Wire (Wilmington)
Clearly built to be a fun place to be, you’ll find a large space with lots games and activities throughout its indoor and outdoor seating areas. There are 24 taps and a large selection of their own bottles and cans.
Hi-Wire Brewing (Durham)
Several large tables and 24 taps at the bar 21 of which are craft beer taps while the remainder are wines and ciders.
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.
Peabody’s Wine & Beer Merchants
This very cool bottle shop has quite a selection and 8 taps (including 2 ciders) you can drink outside where there is regularly a food truck to complete the experience.
New Belgium Brewery
24 taps of New Belgium featuring a true spectrum of styles and beers you can get nowhere else.
