14 Charlotte breweries ranked by their outdoor spaces
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It’s pushed upwards of 70 this week and last and that means that the weather that drives you outside is finally back – and that means that the outdoor spaces of all of your favorite breweries are back in action.
Here’s the rundown when it comes to outdoor seating.
14. Lenny Boy Brewing
In three words: None. But, Kombucha.
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13. Legion Brewing
In three words: None. View’s nice.
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12. Three Spirits Brewery
In three words: Sort of industrial.
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11. Wooden Robot
In three words: Almost too small.
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10. Red Clay Hard Ciderworks
In three words: Cool parking lot.
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9. NoDa Brewing Company
In three words: Adirondack chairs. Score.
8. The Unknown Brewing Co.
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In three words: Nice but casual.
7. Free Range Brewing
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In three words: Small, but charming.
6. Triple C Brewing Co.
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In three words: Lots of dogs.
5. Sugar Creek Brewing Co.
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In three words: Small, but cozy.
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4. Sycamore Brewing
In three words: Food Truck Friday (!)
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3. Heist Brewery
In three words: Huge. Dog friendly.
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2. Birdsong Brewing Co.
In three words: Good sized, fun.
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1. Olde Mecklenburg Brewery
In three words: Adult-, kid-, dog-friendly.
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