Hop Atomica

Interesting little place with a bit of a hippie vibe just east of downtown in a largely residential neighborhood. U-shaped bar to the right of the entrance seats about 20, with some communal tables about the room and on the patio out front. Pizza oven are on the left. 17 beers on tap. Friendly bartender. I did not try the food.

so glad we made it here, cool spot, fun part of town, really relaxed vibe, sort of in a residential area, among the houses not too far from a neat run of bars and restaurants, a little quieter, huge patio that is breezy and inviting, shaded in parts, smaller inside, artsy, with a pizza kitchen off to one side and the bar to the other, classed up features, brass and neat lighting and a good energy, definitely low key when we were in, ordered from the bar inside, posted up on the patio, wicked session with my brother! they have a super cool beer menu, lots of choices and some ambitious stuff. i couldnt believe they had a biere brut, not my favorite example of the style but sick to even see one, had to buy a to go bottle too, but they had a nice coffee blonde, and excellent schwarzbier, a clever berliner with strawberry and woodruff, a bold rauchbier, and a mess of other intriguing offerings, inspired and for the most part very well executed. service was friendly and generally helpful, no table service when we were there, just via the bar, but no worries, it wasnt busy enough to be an issue at all. the beer quality was great, the pizzas they were twisting up looked killer too, and the overall vibe was ideal for our hang. among the top couple of spots we had beers in savannah, and its a great scene so thats saying a lot. dont miss this place! definitely will plan to eat here next time. fun and funky spot.

This place was fun, more of a neighborhood hangout with a modern vibe. Brick oven in the front window, patio tables in front also. They had a dozen beers to choose from. Not sure what the other reviews' complaints are really. I don't love the QR code menu, but it’s not a big deal. Enjoyed their hoppier stuff and the Hoptoberfest. Red Eye "latte stout" was ok but got palate-fatiguing with the lactose. Bartender was nice and chatted when I got a mixed 4-pack to go. Worth a stop if already in the area.

How I had looked forward to going to this brewery. I frankly walked away a bit underwhelmed...

...So, overall, it's a nice place. But when you look carefully and experience it with thoughtfulness in mind, you walk away a bit wanting.

Located smack dab in a residential area the building and the decor speaks of hipster design with a hint of some steampunk (IMHO). There's a decent amount of seating inside and even more so out, but on a chilly night when you're wanting to drink some craft, who wants to be out in the cold?

We were lucky to get there before a crowd showed up, so we snatched up the last table for four. We found their on-line ordering very forward thinking, but lacking at the same time. No one could really order from the table other than the first person to check in at the table to order. So, everything went on that bill, which really wasn't a big deal. What was a big deal was the beer selection - on a Saturday night no less - it was very much lacking. A couple of IPAs, a couple of sours, and only one stout to speak of...really? And to top it all off, no stickers - again, really?

Anyway, it's a place that puts a very nice face forward, but as far as brewery tap houses are concerned, I feel it needs a bit more work.