Torched Hop Brewing Company

 

Call little place with table service and you were able to belly up to the bar with all the tabs hanging on the wall easily seen. Very good brews, staff is awesome and I like this place

The service is always great whenever I drop by. It's close enough to Nancy's and Krispy Kreme to always make it worth the trip. Keep you eyes shield for the surrounding activities.

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This place huge. It has a big, wide open vibe that also feels family friendly. N64 game station near the front when you walk in. Big bar area, with a big bar and lots of tables and chairs. . Definitely not an intimate feeling if that's what you are going for. The quality of everything I had was very good to great. The service was excellent and informative about the beers on tap for this first timer. I had a flight including two lagers, both of which were excellent, a NEIPA that was very good, and a fruited kettle sour that also very good. I also had a pour of a Jack Daniels Whiskey BA stout that was probably the best beer I had while there. I had parmesan buffalo wings to start. They were very good (3.75 - 3.9). The hamburger was excellent. (4.) If you are in the Atlanta area I would highly recommend a visit to Torched Hop.

 

Bocee!

 

 

Heading north from New Orleans, we stopped here on a Monday night for dinner. The vibe of the place was really cool. As for the beer, the IPA's are decent. Definitely hoppy, but kind of all over the place. Service was as expected, and the Burger and a pint Monday night special was a nice surprise, as the burger was great.
One thing this brewery tour we are on has proved, is that beer gets better the farther north you get. Again, these IPA's were well on their way to being something special.

I really dug the layout and vibe of this place. It's pretty big and there is a lot of decor to look it. The service was decent, the food hit the spot, the beers were sub-par at best. Overall it's kind of like how I look at Bethlehem Brew Works, it's good but it's not going to blow anyone away.

Great location that is not from from Midtown so its walkable. The beer is really good and the taps are constantly changing as the brewers experiment with all types of styles and flavors. The only negatives is there a a lo fo young college aged people so sometimes the music is too loud. I would recommend a visit in the afternoon or early evening before things get started.

I visited Torched Hop Brewing while in Atlanta a couple of weeks ago. They had 13 beers on tap when I visited, plus 6 more guest beers and ciders; they also have a full bar and kitchen, though I didn't make use of these. Their beer selection tends to the hoppier side of the spectrum; I had a taster tray and everything was pretty decent. They also had a barrel-aged tripel, which I always like to see (although in this case it was a bit too barrel-y). Service was good up at the bar. The taproom itself is a big, high-ceilinged building that is pretty grand, plus they have shuffleboard and bocce -- you can't argue with that!

 

They make great IPAs, and everything else they do is really good too. The vibe is a little weird to me just because of how open it is, but there are lots of games to play if that's what you're into

The best stop on a two-day trip to Atlanta. At the time, this was one of the few places you could get a pint without paying for the tour and all that jazz. I got there right after they opened. The Atlanta traffic tried to keep me away, but I made it. It got packed with people just getting off work. They had a lot of their own and a pretty impressive guest list. The beer was pretty good, with a funky blueberry IPA that worked better than I thought. Put this one ahead of some of the more famous and sweet water having places in the ATL.

Gotta teach your bartenders how to pour beer. 5 foot gravity splash.

Feels like a west-coast style brewery - a large building with high ceilings. The multi-level establishment offers bocce, shuffleboard, and a variety of board/card games to play. There are generally 8-10 in-house beers available, which are offered in full size or in a pretty affordable flight. They also have a good selection of guest taps, a lot of stuff that you generally don't see anywhere else in Atlanta. The food is generally good - try the sesame fries!

 

 

 

 

Awesome new place! Atmosphere is super cool, games, comfortable, bocce ball, but only 1 tv.
Beer was top notch. 6 house brews available of excellent quality and good variety, several guest taps and plenty of guest cans/bottles.
Food was excellent. Even simple stuff like tots and fries were delicious. Not a huge selection, but what they offer is great.
Overall a can't miss!