Jun 30, 2025 - Things to Do

Monday Night Brewing's outdoor oasis nears debut

Thomas Wheatley

An outdoor seating and gathering area with tall native trees outside a brewery in a converted industrial or warehouse space. The communal space is next to a paved bicycle trail. — The Grove incorporated mature trees to keep customers cool. Photo: Courtesy of Monday Night Brewing

Monday Night Brewing is putting the finishing touches on an overhaul of the Trabert Avenue location where the homegrown company planted its roots.

Why it matters: The Grove, a 17,000 square-foot outdoor space covered by tall shade trees and connected to a new taproom, will become a destination along an Atlanta Beltline trail in Berkeley Park set to open in August.

Context: The communal space featuring fire pits and 62 preserved and newly planted trees is the centerpiece of the Trabert Avenue location's expansion that includes:

A 7,400 square-foot indoor taproom with seasonal cocktails and 30 taps serving a wide range of MNB beers
Two pizza ovens built in Italy to bake popular pies and gluten-free options
Coffee, breakfast sandwiches and pastries
An amphitheater-style outdoor space designed for live music and hanging out, with a 20-foot LED TV installed among the greenery
Direct access to the Beltline's Northwest Trail giving pedestrians and bicyclists a safe connection between Northside Drive and Howell Mill Road

Caveat: MNB's original taproom will be used for private events and brewery production.

Fun fact: When The Grove opens in August, people will have the option of visiting two MNB breweries (the other being Monday Night Garage at Lee + White) along the Beltline.

What's next: The Grove and the trail are scheduled to open in August.

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