Sunday 24th of February 2013 07:25:33 PM

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On the east side of Georgia Tech, it's on a high-volume street, but still not exactly easy to get to. Food is really good and eclectic; deep fried alligator bites, rabbit enchiladas, bone marrow tacos. Not your typical brewpub fair. Brews are really good and again, lean toward the interesting. ESB on cask was really nice; I should have had a second. Dupplebock & Scoth Ale were also good. Finished out the night with a couple of IPA's. Clean loo, too. Good place to stop into.

Tuesday 8th of September 2009 09:58:18 PM

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The area surrounding this shopping center seems a little seedy, but the shopping center itself is very modern and sharp. This Five Seasons location follows the vibe of the shopping center rather than the other locations by being shiny and metallic, rather than wood cabin style. Not really located near any public transportation. It can be a little tricky to get there by car.

There is a large bar in the middle of the lower floor with four HDTVs. There is also outdoor seating, both upstairs and downstairs. I didn't go upstairs so I'm not sure what kind of seating is up there.

The list of beers was rather long for a brewpub, but a lot of them seemed similar. There were several fruit-flavored wheat beers, plus two Witbiers (one being a dark witbier). I wasn't blown away by any other beers on tap. I've always enjoyed the ones available at the location in Sandy Springs.

The food is a large step above bar food, and on par with what you would find at any good restaurant.

All the prices seemed reasonable to me.

This place is pretty cool as far as looks, but I think I'll try visiting the Sandy Springs (Prado) location next time. I liked the beer there better, and it has been a while. That's not to say this place should be avoided. It should definitely be on the list for places close to Georgia Tech. Recommended.