Bold Monk Brewing Co.
Brewpub · Atlanta ·
Belgian-inspired ales, lagers, and pub fare in a brewpub
Belgian-inspired ales, lagers, and pub fare in a brewpub
"Undoubtedly one of the poshest breweries in Atlanta, the Upper Westside’s Bold Monk delivers an extraordinary three-level drinking experience. Lead-paned windows, velvet and leather seating, and wood floors give the space a sophisticated flair, and you’ll also find a beer garden with fire pits, a library, a coffee bar, and a barrel room ideal for private dinners. The award-winning Belgian-inspired ales and lagers and the outstanding culinary program (look for Belgian frites, brisket poutine, wood-grilled salmon, and mussels) are collectively the true draw, but the stunning decor is an invaluable complement." - dennis malcolm byron
"The sprawling Underwood Hills brewpub features plenty of seating options indoors, but its beer garden is the place to dine and drink on a pleasant day in the A, surrounded by mature trees and complete with fire pits for cool evenings." - Henna Bakshi
"The sprawling Underwood Hills brewpub features a beer garden, which has become the place to dine and drink on a pleasant day. It’s surrounded by mature shade trees and comes complete with fire pits for cool evenings in the A." - Lia Picard, Eater Staff
"The sprawling Underwood Hills brewpub features plenty of seating options inside over two floors, and even includes a small bookshop on the mezzanine. Then there’s the shady beer garden, complete with fire pits for cool evenings. Expect everything from crisp lagers and saisons to seasonal and special releases at Bold Monk, like an Irish stout and Russian imperial stout aged in ASW Fiddler bourbon barrels. Pair beer with Belgian fries, steak frites, a lamb burger, and shrimp and grain bowl." - Eater Staff
"I found that Bold Monk Brewing in Underwood Hills kicks off Oktoberfest on September 16 across its beer garden and the Abbey with live music, stein hoisting and best-dressed lederhosen and dirndl contests, a cask tapping of Bold Monk Festbier, plenty of German-style beers and pretzels, and $45 tickets that include an Oktoberfest beer stein, one free beer, and $5 refills." - Beth McKibben
