"Atlas is a key cog in the movement that is Chicago craft beer. The modest Lincoln Park brewery creates unique craft drafts in their small brewpub operation. Inside you'll find communal seats and a wall of framed vintage Atlas ads, a homage to the original Atlas Brewing Company that originated in Chicago in 1896 but closed after prohibition. Their pub food really compliments the great beer selection - be sure to try the fish tacos, which are battered in their Diversey Pale Ale. Once summer hits, grab a pint and soak up the sun on their sidewalk patio or you can head next door to Seven Ten Lounge where you can continue to sip on Atlas drafts while bowling with your friends." - Stephen Merlo
"The Ivy City taproom is hosting an LGBTQ benefit show on Saturday, June 14 from 2–8 p.m. with seven musical acts; $15 tickets are available on Eventbrite and all proceeds will benefit The Trevor Project, SMYAL, and HIPS." - Emily Venezky
"The Ivy City–born brand brings its popular brews to the airport along with a food menu that includes breakfast sandwiches, salads, Reubens, shrimp po’boys, and more; located post-security at Gate B12." - Tierney Plumb
"Mentioned among formidable breweries with locations including Ivy City, Navy Yard, Alexandria, and DCA airport." - Eater Staff
"In late November, D.C. brewery Atlas Brew Works is slated to roll out its popular advent calendar for beer. There’s a brew in this box for each of the 12 days of Christmas, from Atlas’ core beers to seasonal releases and fan favorites, all concealed under numbered panels. Once you order a box, you’ll pick it up from either Atlas brewery and tap room in Ivy City or Half Street — and hurry, because supplies are limited." - Adele Chapin