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14 taps and 3 casks of taps as well as a large bottle and can selection. Only a couple seats at the bar but several tables and outdoor seating available. Untappd says The Draft House Westbridge. Outside it does say draft house, but more predominantly, Rub A Dub. And Home of the Third. Must be an inside joke.
Seaboard Brewing, a craft beer bar with a recent foray into brewing, offers 22 taps featuring half house-brewed and half global guest beers. This venue, boasting a 16-seat bar and expansive seating, including outdoor options with heaters and lights, caters to larger crowds and offers a variety of styles. It shares ownership with nearby Carolina Beer Temple and offers affordable snacks.
Featuring 50 taps and a full menu, this local chain location features more than ten televisions including projection systems.
Lots of taps– 28 taps inside and another 24 taps outside. There is a 22 seat bar inside and a 14 stools outside. 7 picnic tables. Countless tables inside. Televisions throughout for watching sports.
This tiny tasting room has two tables and a 5 seat bar featuring 10 rotating taps of their own creation. They offer shorts, snacks, flights, crowlers and growlers.
An unlikely home for good craft beer, The Pizza Shop and Dry County Brewing Co. in Spruce Pines, NC is a nice little craft beer spot.
Converted from an old train station, this restaurant, bar, bottle shop features an impressive 48 tap draft selection. Just a cross the street from Olde Hickory Tap Room, they actually feature three times as many Olde Hickory brews.
