All Sevens Brewing

All Sevens is located within Westville Pub on the main drag. L-shaped bar perpendicular to the entrance on the right seats about 20 with booths, sidewalk counter, and back patio seating. Parking is a challenge. 7 house beers and about the same of guests, and MBC available in bottles and cans. Friendly bartender. I did not try the food.

Visited with Da Boss on 2-13-25 for lunch and a pint. Written review pending adding Food as a category.

Going off of memory on 5-18-25.

Vibe was 70's/80's dive bar as All Sevens and Westville Pub are in one semi-divided space with seating for maybe 75.

Quality of the beers was okay. I had an ESB that was pretty good. Da Boss had a lighter beer that she declared as good.

Service was very good. The bar matron/server was handling about 20 customers on a weekday, joshing with the West Asheville regulars and friendly to strangers like us.

Selection was very limited but covered the classic styles if memory serves...

Food was very good as i think i had a French Dip and Da Boss really liked whatever she had.

Overall, our first foray into the less popular West Asheville area was a good experience.

vibe - its located in the westerville pub so it's more of a bar looking place than a brewery. open to the streets, pool tables, mixed drinks and open layout
quality - newer brewery so the beers were just ok
service - super nice waitress and baretender. Helpful with finding what to try
selection - hights just about all ale types but nothing beyond the ales

an interesting new location here sort of inside and adjacent to the westville pub. the brewery is in the back, decent sized set up, and they have a smaller bar and tasting area back there, but all of the beers are on tap at the main bar too, a mellow place, not quite divey but all the way informal, good relaxed energy in here though, and a cool place to hang out, a big selection of guest beers too at the pub. i only had their ipa, it was decent. i cant say it was anything real remarkable, but they are still new enough to be working out the kinks, and it was drinkable enough. none of the beers had names, which i think is odd in this day and age, just the styles as names, and it didnt appear to be anything overly inventive or ambitious, but folks at the bar all seemed to like what they were drinking. service was a little slow, but real friendly and generous with the samples, and the food at the pub was solid too, they even have shark on the menu! ill try more of their beers next time, certainly not up to the high standard asheville has established, but a good place to check out and keep track of, im sure more compelling beers are just around the corner...