Fire Maker Brewery & Bar
Brewery · Atlanta ·
Craft brewery with diverse IPAs, sours, seltzers, coffee, and dog park
Craft brewery with diverse IPAs, sours, seltzers, coffee, and dog park
"This Chattahoochee Avenue brewery loves dogs so much that not only is there a floor-level treat dispenser at the bar, the owners even built a 3,000-square-foot dog park beside it. Membership to the dog park costs around $12 per month and, just like Fetch, dogs must be up to date on their vaccinations to enter. Or, just enjoy a drink or morning coffee with your leashed pal – they’re allowed indoors here." - Su-Jit Lin
"Open on the Upper Westside since 2020, Fire Maker quickly became a city favorite thanks to their successful interpretations of classic styles, including Chattahooch-Tea Southeastern IPA brewed with lactose. Their brewery brandishes mural work by celebrated local artist Jordan Atkinson, and Mungo's Snack Shack on site brings all-day breakfast plus a plethora of $6-and-under a la carte entrees and handhelds." - Ale Sharpton
"Part of the burgeoning Westside Brewery District, Fire Maker opened at the start of the pandemic and found its footing fast with area residents who can easily walk to the brewery for beer. Head in for a Hazed and Blazed IPA, the Royal Velvet saison, the Calamity Jane blonde ale, or a Bedfordshire Barleywine. The brewery also offers ciders, seltzers, and coffee and now includes a great beer garden beside the brewery with an outdoor bar. Watch for restaurant pop-ups here." - Eater Staff
"On Chattahoochee Avenue, Fire Maker Brewing Company's Monday board-game nights fill tables with people playing everything from Dungeons & Dragons and Battleship to Clue and Yahtzee, and recent Monday nights saw the Underwood Hills brewery full of mostly private D&D groups." - Olivia Harrison
"An Underwood Hills brewery that dedicates proceeds from a designated Giving Tap; during March a portion of sales from the Giving Tap beer (Chattahooch-Tea, a Southeastern IPA) is being donated to the Ukrainian Red Cross through March 31, 2022." - Beth McKibben
