Southern Tail Brewing

Horrible service, maybe just to me, I asked if they had internet and the lady behind the bar said she didn't think so, so I checked my phone and 3 different from southern tail appeared so I asked what the password was and "you don't need a password " was her reply. Also, from 2-6 pm they have selected $3 pints for happy hour and was never told. Good thing I like to check out brewery websites.

This place is huge with a massive outdoor patio area. Love the vibe of the brick interior. I greatly enjoyed all three beers that I had. Great variety of styles. Very quick and helpful service. The food was pretty good, too. Great new brewery!

This is the new favorite spot for my wife and me. Large beer selection that has all been pretty good, especially considering how new the brewery is. The good is decent even if the menu is a bit small. The service is a bit slow as the tables but good at the bar. The place is huge with lots of room inside and outside. Very family friendly and dog friendly (thus the name). Well worth a visit. Probably the best brewery in LR now.

Sprawling brewpub on a corner towards the south side of town. L(ish)-shaped bar off the back patio seats about 15, with additional seating about the room and on the patio. (I'm pretty sure there is another taproom in the building. 22 beers on tap. Personable bartender. Tasty, but pricey food.

 

The newest brewery to open in Little Rock. It is a cavernous spot with high ceilings, and loud. A couple of big seating areas, a bar in the back and an outdoor area. Service at the bar was either a bit rushed, or sometimes hard to flag someone down at times. Though they work hard, and it is brand new, so I gave them a little leeway.

15 plus taps, with wine and cocktails. Beer selection runs from a couple of IPA's to an English ESB, Belgian Tripel, some fruited stuff, lagers, etc. IPA, ESB, and Tripel were OK, nothing exceptional but nothing bad either.

Food, for now, seems on the small side to me. Some apps, burgers, fish & chips, shrimp & grits. The burger was, again, OK. Really greasy. Coleslaw as the side, with a $2 up charge for fries. Which seems a bit weird to me, oh well. On another visit, had a lack luster cold cut sandwich...and on further look at the "fish & chips" it was fried salmon...who does that? Food is a bit lacking for me.

I think this spot needs a little time to bring it together better. Again, nothing bad (though my subsequent visit was pretty lackluster), and everyone seems enthusiastic and works hard. Just OK, and a place that I might need to revisit to see if they improve later on. As is, you can walk to Lost Forty from here, which is better beers and food.