Breweries in Atlanta

Explore Atlanta’s breweries through a local lens, from BeltLine taprooms to West Midtown warehouse setups and neighborhood brewpubs in places like Decatur and Grant Park. On this page, you’ll find all of our brewery-related articles within the Restaurants category, including guides to food-focused taprooms, family-friendly spots, patios near MARTA, and areas where you can easily pair a brewery visit with other Atlanta favorites.

Atlanta’s craft beer scene has become a key part of the city’s dining culture, and choosing where to go isn’t just about what’s on tap—it’s about parking, transit options, food menus, and neighborhood vibes. Use these articles to compare locations, understand what to expect at different breweries, and decide your next move—whether you’re planning a casual after-work stop in Midtown, a weekend crawl along the Eastside BeltLine, or a destination outing to one of Atlanta’s production breweries.

5 Seasons Brewing

For years, 5 Seasons Brewing was one of Atlanta’s best-known local breweries and brewpubs, with locations in Sandy Springs, Midtown, and Alpharetta at different points in time. If you’ve just heard the name from locals, seen an old article online, or are trying to track it down while you’re in Atlanta, you may be surprised to find that it’s no longer operating.

Atlanta Beer Bus Brewery Tour

Atlanta’s craft beer scene is spread across several neighborhoods, from West Midtown to Grant Park and Upper Westside. If you want to visit multiple breweries in a day without worrying about driving, an Atlanta beer bus brewery tour is one of the simplest ways to do it.

Atlanta BeltLine Brewery Hop (Scofflaw To Monday Night)

Exploring Atlanta breweries along the BeltLine is one of the most fun ways to experience the city’s beer scene. The stretch from Scofflaw’s Dr. Scofflaw on the Westside to Monday Night Brewing’s West Midtown locations makes for a relaxed, walkable (or bikeable) brewery hop with great skyline views, patios, and plenty of local flavor.

Atlanta Brewing Company

Atlanta’s craft beer scene has grown rapidly over the past decade, and Atlanta Brewing Company has been one of the names most people run into when they start exploring local breweries. If you live in the metro area, are planning a visit, or just want to understand how this brewery fits into Atlanta’s beer landscape, this guide walks through what to know, what to expect, and how to plan a visit.

Bold Monk Brewing Co.

Bold Monk Brewing Co. is a brewery, restaurant, and gathering space on Atlanta’s Westside that combines craft beer with a full food menu and a relaxed, slightly upscale atmosphere. If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting and want more than a basic taproom, this spot is set up to feel like a place you can stay a while—eat, drink, and linger.

Creature Comforts Taproom

If you’re a beer fan in Atlanta, Georgia, you’ve probably heard about Creature Comforts Taproom. Known for its clean, modern design and creative beers, the taproom gives Atlantans a chance to experience one of Georgia’s most recognizable craft breweries without driving to Athens.

Elsewhere Brewing

If you’re exploring Atlanta’s craft beer scene, Elsewhere Brewing is one of the more distinctive stops, especially if you like breweries that double as true neighborhood hangouts. Here’s a clear look at what to expect, where it is, and how it fits into Atlanta’s brewing landscape.

Fire Maker Brewing Co.

If you’re exploring Atlanta’s craft beer scene, Fire Maker Brewing Co. is one of the more talked‑about breweries on the Westside. This guide walks you through what to expect, how to get there, what they typically offer, and how it fits into a day or night out in Atlanta.

Gate City Brewing Company

If you’re exploring breweries in the Atlanta area, Gate City Brewing Company is one of the standout options just outside the city. Located in Historic Downtown Roswell, it’s a popular spot for Atlanta residents who want a relaxed craft beer experience without heading into Midtown or Westside.

Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant Group

If you’re looking for a brewery-style restaurant experience in Atlanta, you may come across the name Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant Group. This brand has been known for its German-inspired lagers and American-style restaurant menu in various cities around the U.S.

Halfway Crooks Beer

Halfway Crooks Beer has become one of Atlanta’s most talked-about breweries, especially if you’re into lagers, intimate taprooms, and a more low-key beer experience in the city. If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting and looking for a brewery that feels a little different from the big crowds on the BeltLine, this spot in Summerhill is worth understanding.

Hippin' Hops Brewery

Hippin’ Hops Brewery has become one of the more talked‑about brewery names in Atlanta, Georgia, especially for drinkers who like trying local craft beer in a laid‑back setting. If you live in the city, are visiting for a weekend, or just want to understand how this brewery fits into Atlanta’s beer scene, this guide walks you through what to expect and how to plan your visit.

Jekyll Brewing Taproom

If you’re looking for a local brewery experience in Atlanta, the Jekyll Brewing Taproom is one of the better-known names on the north side of the metro area. It blends a classic craft beer lineup with a casual, social atmosphere that works for after-work gatherings, weekend hangouts, and low-key date nights.

Monday Night Brewing (West Midtown)

Monday Night Brewing’s West Midtown location is one of Atlanta’s best-known breweries and a popular stop for locals, beer nerds, and BeltLine explorers alike. If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting and want to see what the city’s craft beer scene actually feels like on the ground, this spot is a good place to start.

Monday Night Brewing Garage

If you’re looking for a brewery experience in Atlanta that goes beyond a simple taproom, Monday Night Brewing Garage in the West End is one of the city’s standout spots. It’s part production brewery, part event space, and part community hangout, all tucked alongside the Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail.

Monday Night Garage Barrel Room

If you’re exploring Atlanta’s craft beer scene, the Monday Night Garage Barrel Room in the West End is one of the most distinctive brewery spaces in the city. Tucked into a historic warehouse just off the Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail, it blends creative barrel-aged beers, a cozy industrial vibe, and a social atmosphere that feels very “Atlanta” – relaxed, artsy, and community-focused.

New Realm Brewing

New Realm Brewing has become one of the most recognizable brewery destinations on the Atlanta BeltLine, blending craft beer, big outdoor spaces, and skyline views. If you live in Atlanta, are planning a visit, or just want to understand how this brewery fits into the local scene, this guide walks you through what to expect and how to make the most of a visit.

Orpheus Brewing

Orpheus Brewing has been one of the better-known names in Atlanta’s craft beer scene, especially for locals who spend time near Piedmont Park and along the BeltLine Eastside Trail. If you live in Atlanta, are visiting, or are just trying to understand how this brewery fits into the city’s food and drink landscape, this guide walks through what Orpheus has been known for, how to visit, and what to expect nearby.

Red Hare Brewing Company

If you’re exploring the craft beer scene in metro Atlanta, Red Hare Brewing Company is one of the better-known names you’ll run into. While it’s technically based just outside the city in Marietta, Georgia, it’s a common stop for Atlanta locals looking to get beyond in-town breweries and try something a little different.

Scofflaw Brewing Co.

Scofflaw Brewing Co. has become one of Atlanta’s most talked‑about local breweries, especially if you like bold IPAs, experimental styles, and a laid‑back taproom scene. Whether you’re a beer nerd, planning a weekend in the city, or just looking for a new hangout in Atlanta, this guide walks through what Scofflaw is, where it is, what to expect, and how it fits into the broader Atlanta brewery landscape.

SweetWater Brewing Company

SweetWater Brewing Company is one of Atlanta’s best-known breweries, blending a laid-back vibe with a busy taproom, regular events, and a long list of beers on draft. If you live in Atlanta or you’re visiting and want to experience a local brewery that feels very “Atlanta,” SweetWater is a natural place to start.

Torched Hop Brewing Company

Torched Hop Brewing Company is a brewpub and craft brewery in Atlanta that combines small-batch beer, a full food menu, and a laid-back neighborhood feel. If you live in the city, are planning a visit, or just want to understand how this brewery fits into Atlanta’s beer scene, this guide walks through what to expect and how to make the most of a visit.

Wild Heaven Beer

Wild Heaven Beer is a well-known Atlanta craft brewery with locations that draw both locals and visitors looking for fresh beer, casual food, and relaxed hangout space. If you live in Atlanta or are planning a trip, it’s helpful to understand where it is, what the vibe is like, and how it fits into the city’s brewery scene.

Wrecking Bar Brewpub

If you’re into craft beer in Atlanta, Wrecking Bar Brewpub in Little Five Points/Inman Park is one of the names you’ll hear again and again. Housed in a historic building on Moreland Avenue, it combines a working brewery with a full-service restaurant, making it a go-to spot for both serious beer fans and people who just want a solid meal in a unique setting.

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