Grab a Pint at Atlanta’s Breweries with Beer Gardens and Patios
We’ve mapped out our picks of some of Atlanta’s craft breweries.
Blue Moon Beer Garden
Located at Live! at the Battery Atlanta, Blue Moon Beer Garden offers an expansive and beautiful outdoor beer garden on which visitors can indulge in curated daily activations, a coastal inspired menu and live entertainment. Catch the game on one of their TVs or engage in one of the patio games while relaxing with friends.
Where: 825 Battery Ave. SE
Bold Monk Brewing Co.
The indoor and outdoor gathering spaces at e Bold Monk Brewing Co. encourages community and celebration. (Photo courtesy of Bold Monk Brewing Co.)
Bold Monk Brewing Company, with a restaurant, brewery, library, coffee shop and beer garden is a gathering place where guests can celebrate the art of living.
Where: 1737 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd. NW
Fire Maker Brewing Company
Ranked the No. 2 new brewery in America by USA Today, Fire Maker Brewing Company has been making a spark on Atlanta’s Westside since opening in 2020. Special events include rotating food trucks, dueling pianos, plus trivia, karaoke and the occasional pop-up. Join the Dragon Riders Club for monthly meetups and annual benefits.
Where: 975 Chattahoochee Ave. NW
Halfway Crooks Beer
Halfway Crooks Beer invites guests to catch some rays and toss back some brews on its rooftop and a dog-friendly patio that it shares with Big Softie and Little Tart. Located in the Summerhill neighborhood, just 10 minutes from the airport and all major attractions, Halfway Crooks boasts a full food menu and beers such as Ada unfiltered German pilsner and Seconds foeder-aged saison.
Where: 60 Georgia Ave. SE
Hippin Hops Brewery and Oyster Bar
Georgia’s first Black-owned brewery is located in East Atlanta. Try a Tropical Thunder hefeweizen lager or a Goat Island Gold blonde ale.
Where: 1308 Glenwood Ave. SE
Monday Night Brewing
Head to Monday Night Brewing in West Midtown and experience a rotating series of brewery-only IPAs made with premium ingredients at the Hop Hut or relax with friends on the expansive patio that’s open late on weekends. Well-behaved and leashed dogs are welcome on the outdoors patio. To-go beers available.
Where: 670 Trabert Ave. NW
Monday Night Garage
The Garage is a barrel-aging and souring brewery along the Atlanta Beltline that houses three aging rooms, a cool ship, and onsite orchard and garden. Host private events or visit during community events like trivia and happy hour.
Where: 933 Lee St. SW
New Realm Brewing Company
Explore this hop-filled brewing destination in the Old Fourth Ward. New Realm Brewing Company offers plenty of outdoor seating on the patio, rooftop and in the beer garden for sipping on Hazy Like a Fox IPA or Euphonia Pilsner, one of the first beers they ever brewed.
Where: 550 Somerset Terrace NE
Scofflaw Brewing Co.
Scofflaw Brewing Co. lures beer fans to its taproom and expansive outdoor seating area in the Westside. Their 18,000 square foot facility hosts a rotation of brews, seltzers and special releases from 12 to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays and often hosts food trucks and special events.
Where: 1738 MacArthur Blvd. NW
STATS Brewpub
Score a seat on the rooftop patio at downtown Atlanta’s ultimate sports bar. STATS Brewpub offers a menu of elevated bar food, a selection of home-brewed beers and craft cocktails from its onsite brewery and personal beer taps on select tables.
Where: 300 Marietta St. NW
Sweetwater Brewing Company
Never one to float the mainstream, SweetWater Brewing Company features an expansive taproom that offers 24 beers on tap, a full menu, tours and a pet-friendly patio. Stop in for a H.A.Z.Y. Double IPA or Gone Trippin’ West-Coast style IPA year-round. Keep coming back for their seasonal drinks that they shake up every three to four months. They also have hard seltzers or vodka sodas. SweetWater Brewing Company also know you can’t make good beer without good water so they partner with Chattahoochee Riverkeeper and Waterkeep Alliance to raise funds and awareness.
Where: 195 Ottley Dr. NE
Three Taverns Craft Brewery (Decatur)
Three Taverns Craft Brewery delves into its craft at two locations – The Parlour, in Decatur, and The Imaginarium, dedicated to experimental beers in the Atlanta Dairies complex. Both locations offer patio seating for savoring one or two of their wide variety of brews including A Night on Ponce IPA, Rapturous Raspberry sour ale, Dairies Milkshake Supreme or their new Monastic beers.
Where: 121 New St., Decatur
Tucker Brewing Company
This is a family-owned and operated brewery located in Tucker, about 15 minutes east of Decatur. It is the only Georgia brewery dedicated to making easy-to-drink Germany-style lagers. Spread out on the brewery’s 8,500-square-foot, family-friendly beer garden to enjoy delicious German inspired dishes, paired with easy drinking brews. Tucker Brewing hosts cornhole, trivia and live music throughout the year.
Where: 2003 South Bibb Drive, Tucker
Wild Heaven West End Brewery & Gardens
Wild Heaven offers two locations to enjoy their traditional European brews infused with southern flair. Both locations offer a variety of brews while West End also offers snacks in a park-like setting. Check their events calendar for a variety of pop-ups, live music, specials and more.
Where: 1010 White St. SW
Wild Leap Atlanta
Wild Leap Atlanta is just steps from Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena. The family and pet (outside) friendly beer hall offers multiple levels of space for socializing, game watching and a variety of beverages from their line up of craft brews, spirits and cocktails.
Where: 125 Ted Turner Drive SW
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