Hop City Craft Beer and Wine - The Krog District

This review is about the bar side. Thomas is great. Good to see a bartender that knows his beer. It's a rare thing today and if I lived here, this would be our drinking spot.

Do like me. Have a beer at Brewdog to check it off the list, then head over to Krog to this Hop City outlet and their massive list of 60ish local craft beers on draft. Grab some food first from one of the many vendors in the hall and enjoy it with a pint from Hop City. All-around worthy spot.

If ever there was a specific beer you were looking for, it probably lives at Hop City… This place is so fun!! It’s like a grown up field trip for beer lovers. So many options- SO MANY!! And the staff was phenomenal! My help came from Emily and I can’t say enough about how fantastic she was. She was fun, informative, educating, and spot on with her choices for us. I had so much fun here and I will be back! P.S. there is a bar out front where you can purchase cold drafts of [some] the options they have in the shop.

I went in yesterday to find a specific beverage that I had been on the hunt for. I know that I’m a bigger guy and stick out more than your average bear, but I also know I definitely looked visibly confused as to where it was. A store associate came right up to me and asked if I needed help, pointed me in the right direction and was extremely nice. Hop City always has the best local selection and plenty of other “off the beaten path” drink options. If you have an adventurous palate and want to try some new beers/seltzers/ciders, (I’m sure I’m forgetting other categories of products they have available) swing by Krog for lunch and the duck into hop city and find some new stuff. Their selection always rotates, the store is always clean and the staff is always very nice and helpful. I really appreciate this store a lot.

Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Make your own 4 pack was a great way to get a taste of Georgia beer for out of towners! In store wine tasting was a nice bonus and being able to enjoy it while we walked around the rest of the market to try food. Thanks for the cheesesteak recommendation!!

Great selection and customer service! I didn’t find what I came for, but I found some other new beers that I’m excited for my boyfriend to try. Thanks, y’all!

So happy I stopped here on the Beltline yesterday. Great drink selection of alcoholic, mocktails, and cold THC drinks!

Hit Hop city last night. Thomas was my beer tender and we became instant friends. What a nice guy! And very knowledgeable about the beers as well. Had a great experience trying multiple different beers and look forward to returning.

Zack is crazy knowledgeable on every single beer. All great in their category if that is what you call it for beer. Clean, neat food perfect pours with pride and care in every glass. Just come here for a few as you will love it! And food stops everywhere here.

Greetings Kraig, The issue at hand was not primarily about a sample. It revolved around the inadequate service and the dismissive behavior of turning away and walking off while I was attempting to place an order for a drink. Additionally, the attitude exhibited in response to my inquiries was concerning. I was merely standing there, asking questions regarding my beer selection, yet there was no conversation--only strange looks and a retreat as if I were not a paying customer. I could understand if he had informed me that he was unable to provide samples; that would have been acceptable. However, to treat a paying customer as if he were inferior and to question my intentions when all I wanted was to purchase an item from the bar and enjoy my time is unacceptable. There is no justification for poor service when someone is making a payment.

Who doesn't love Krog Street Market? Better yet, who doesn't like an ice cold IPA? Well if that's your vibe, definitely check out Hop City! This was my first time at this location in particular and it's located perfectly at the entrance of KSM. I opted for a glass so I could enjoy my book and beer inside but the bartender did mention if I wanted to walk the beltline I could come back to ask for a plastic cup! Everyone was very knowledgeable and I really enjoyed their IPA suggestions!! Great beer options! Give them a shot!

I saw a bar while waiting on my food from a spot in Krog & with all the options of brews on tap I knew I needed to get me a little taste! My bartender was friendly and knowledgeable. Doesn't get any better

Located inside of Krog Street Market, Hop City Craft Beer and Wine offers a bar setup and wine/beer shop all in one. I skipped over Hop City my first few visits to KSM before I moved to ATL but just had to check the store out after seeing all of the goods they had peering at me from the window. The wine/beer shop is actually pretty spacious and offers an insane amount of options. If you're looking for variety - this is where you need to be. I love a great craft beer and a fabulous bottle of wine, and I now know that I can always get those here. There are aisles and refrigerators full of craft beer from all over, IPAs, ciders, domestic, international - all of the above. The wine selection is just as impressive! The shop is never super crowded and it seems as though the team works the bar and the cash register at once, so you may wait a little second for assistance, but you get it! I was greeted and checked out with a friendly smile and didn't cringe at the bill for my handpicked selection of drinks. Definitely a fave for me when shopping for a bottle/can of something special!

This bar was in the Krog street market. I was able to work remotely and enjoy a few drinks with my friend. The bartenders were absolute gems. They were so nice. I loved having conversations with them.

Having recently tried my first mead drink, I was excited to see it on their menu (even though it was the only one they had)! The service was quick and the bar was full so I was more than happy to take it to go while walking the Beltline. It is a very casual and lively environment to be apart of especially while you're waiting or enjoying your meal picked up from a nearby stall.

Hop City is essentially a package store with quite a few taps where you can try some beers. They have many beers on tap you can try within the market part of Krog Street Market, and then they have a whole separate package store inside. They have many specialty beers and many bottles of different types of wine. I like Hop City because you can find things that are out of the ordinary and not just the same things you see at other package stores. They also had a wine tasting going on while we were there, so we paid for that and got 3 pretty (and different) decent pours for $12. It was a fun little thing to do on a Saturday afternoon with the people I was with. Highly recommend Hop City if you're looking for a new and fun type of beer or even if you just want to have a few glasses of beer while hanging out with some friends, you can do that all at Hop City!

We stopped in looking for some beers to bring back to our Airbnb to enjoy. This location had so many options it was hard to narrow down what we should take before it all looked so good! They had great local options as well as international. We ended up by 3 6 packs because we couldn't make up our minds. All the beers were tasty. The gentleman at the register was nice and rang us up quickly. A great location and not too pricey.

Thomas is THE BEST! He has great energy and customer service! I'm not a beer drinker and he helped me figure out something I could drink and enjoy! He created a concoction from the Urban Tree FC Fan Cider with pineapple juice and simple syrup (a requested something sweet). OMG! It was so good I had a 2nd one! The selection changes so just tell them what you like and they'll help you find what you're looking for. They're good like that. Thanks Thomas! I enjoyed celebrating the recognized New Year's Day 2023 with you! Peace & blessings to you! Cheers!

Nice brewery at the beginning (or end? depending where you walk in from) of Krog Street Market. Tons of picnic table style seating indoors as well as outdoors (large tables with chairs). You have to be quick to snag if it's nice out. The server was nice and gave us small samples of the drinks we ordered to make sure we liked them. I tried the Sweet Heat Haze by Urban Tree Cidery. It's a ginger infused cider with habanero zest. The ginger with habanero was a strong, and tingled my nose. A good spot with a nice selection of drinks, and a store attached!

This location is in Krog Street Market and I love that you can take your drink throughout the market. It is near the restrooms as well which make it convenient to camp out there. The menu is on TV screens and do scroll, so that made it tough to look at it comprehensively. That is because there were tons of beer options on tap, along with wine and cocktails (not on tap). We ordered at the bar although there is some table seating and an entire shop where you can buy cans and bottles to take home. It was strange that there is so much seating because most of the other shops at Krog don't have any seating. There was no line on a Saturday and Our bartender was friendly and had us on our way in no time.

I've been there for the wine tasting. Love their wine taste. Great place for that. The food is great

One of a number of incredible places in this indoor market. The beer selection is vast and the bartenders were nice. It was a bit odd though that we weren't able to order at the bar while seated. We had to get up and go stand in a line (even if there wasn't a line) to get our drinks. I'm sure this had to due with the crowds and how busy they were, but it was weird and somewhat uncomfortable, as the space itself is quite crowded. It's a nice spot to stop and have a drink while walking through, but make sure you know what you want when you get up there! And maybe order one for the road so you don't have to wait in that line again.

Hop City is my go-to wine shop. Their selection is large and full of good choices. The people are extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and kind. The store is well organized and easy to navigate. It's cool that they are inside Krog Street Market.

A friend and I were drawn in by the dunkin brew. Definitely a great psl beer! I love how vast their menu was and the bartenders were super friendly. The location was casual and lose to server Al food options!

Came here on a random Friday. The bartenders were amazing! OMG they made this whole experience. But the beer was delicious! I tried the tripel. OMG it was so good! I definitely want to try the Quad next time. 11/10 recommend

Did some adult beverage shopping in the back while visiting Krog Street. What an amazing beer selection! Going to try a mole porter made here in Atlanta!

I've been gone for a minute now I'm back with the jump-off! Finally made my way back to Hop City after a long absence and was not disappointed. Ordered the So-No Smash and the Notorious cocktails. Both were fantastic with complex flavors. The bartender was friendly and funny and overall, I was so happy I decided to stop by and get a couple drinks.

Feels like the local watering hole. The place gets busy around 5 for people to grab a quick drink or two after work before they head home. The drinks range from $5-$10, with the wine and special cocktails on a separate menu on the side wall. The draft menu is expansive and you can pretty much find something you will like. Looking to be adventurous? Ask them to taste a beer before you commit! You don't even need to sit at the bar or near the bar, sit all around the market. The bartenders are accommodating and extremely nice. They even made drinks for someone that "looked pretty." BTW, they killed it with making a random drink that looked pretty for the customer. I'd totally be back for more.

Hop City is that popular, packed beer bar you see in the corner on the Irwin Street side of Krog Street Market. There's both a 60-tap beer bar on the market side of Hop City's space as well as a separate retail store behind the bar. The bar is closed on Sunday, but the retail store is open seven days a week. We stopped by this store to pick up a bottle of wine to take to some friends as a gift. Mac's Beer & Wine in Midtown is usually my go-to for this sort of thing, but since we were in the area, I thought we'd check this place out. Hop City specializes in craft beer and wine and they have quite the selection packed into a relatively small space at Krog Street Market. The store is clean, neatly organized, and they have one of those cool water-based chilling machines that some other beer, wine, and liquor stores have. We were looking for some Cabernet Sauvignon suggestions and one of the employees was very helpful in pointing us to some good options. We ended up deciding between Halter Ranch (Paso Robles, 2013; $22.99 for a 750 ml bottle) and Paraduxx (Napa Valley, 2014; $27.99 for a 750 ml bottle). The Halter Ranch wine was sustainably farmed. The Paraduxx wine was a good value. Most other wine shops sell Paraduxx for over $30 retail, but Hop City has the hookup and their supplier charges significantly less. Some customers buy Paraduxx by the case from Hop City for that reason. We ended up choosing Paraduxx. After 8.9% Georgia tax, the bottle worked out to $30.48 total. All of the staff we interacted with were friendly and the guy that helped us was very knowledgeable. I'd buy from these guys again. You can view up-to-date draft, bar (cocktails, bourbon, whiskey, scotch, wine, etc.), rare bottles, and growler menus on Hop City's official website at http://www.hopcitybeer.com/krog-street-market/. There's another Atlanta location for Hop City in Westside (Marietta Street Artery) and there's a store in Birmingham, Alabama.

Great spot to grab a beer. 60 beers on tap, most $5-7. Pour size varies but most are full pints. Very nice variety of beers. No happy hour as far as I know. Beertender was cool. They do flights of 4 of 4 oz each. Flight prices depend on pours. My flight came out to $8. Located in Krog street market which is a food court type of place so you can order food and enjoy it with your beer. They also sell bottled/canned beers and wines next door, huge selection but a bit pricey as expected for this type of location. Hop city btch hop hop city btch Ten ten twenties on yo...

Located in the Krog City Market, Hop City has a set of large screen televisions mounted up high that list their thirty or so beers on draft. What's great here is that you can take your beer and wander it around the rest of the market to enjoy with your meal including the tables outside (but probably not much further than that). Or just sit here at Hop City where they have the bar, a number of tables and high top counters. I enjoyed two on this evening. One from a Salt Lake City brewery and one from Nashville. Awesome to get beers from far away! On a weekend night, the place was quite busy. Beers were $4 or so each.

Visiting from out of town, I was looking for a place that had a nice spread of local beer. I found it here in spades! With a cool industrial vibe inside the open-concept Krog Market, it's a perfect BYOF spot. DZ was an awesome bartender. Very knowledgeable of Atlanta, offered great conversation, and piled on recommendations for the area! Couldn't have had a better time. Cheers!

2.5 Spoiler alert: they serve more than beer. Wandering around Krog Street Market, it dawned on my friend and me that we needed booze. We hadn't seen each other in years and, while we had a few days ahead of us, the best reunions are done around the bottle. So, before we could decide on a place to eat, we decided on a place to drink. With gluten not being my friend, I am not much of a beer drinker anymore. I know. It's sad. When we came upon Hop City, my first thought was, 'Maybe they serve cider?" I didn't need to worry. Not only do they serve cider, but wine and cocktails are on the menu as well. If you're looking to drink, Hop City has you covered. The only 'problem' is that Hop City is the only bar in a very city market. This means that you'll be fighting with nearly every warm body in the place for space at the bar and/or a seat once you have a drink. Since this isn't my first rodeo, I knew to look for the opening. Rather than get in line where everyone else was queued up, I went to the other side of the bar. Success. The bartender was a bit overwhelmed and more-than-a-bit over it (I get it; crowded) but she was nice enough. I'd had time to glance at the menu and seeing several ciders I didn't know much about, I told the bartender the taste profile I was looking for and let her decide. My friend (ordering cider) did the same. My friend got her cider first -- a gorgeous pour in a snifter. Classy. Me gusta. When my cider was up to bat, all the bartender could get was foam. After four tries, I told her it was fine to change up the order. The keg was kicked. She disagreed and said she could get a pour. She could not. She served me a half-full glass (less accounting for the head) and then told me that was the way it was supposed to be served. She didn't even blink. No. No ma'am. Not wanting to go ape sh!t in front of a friend I hadn't seen in three years, I paid, seethed and sat. To top it off, I didn't care for the cider, as it didn't match the profile I asked for. My friend didn't much care for hers either. She offered me a sip of hers and asked for a sip of mine. Being a germaphobe, I am not one for switching beverages, but I was counting on the booze to kill anything crazy. We switched. Wouldn't you know we liked each others' ciders much more? And my friend - now with the crappy pour - complained about said crappy pour. So, not only did the bartender pour a bad beer, continue to pull on a keg that was tapped, and lie about it to my face ¸-- she, either didn't listen to what we wanted or didn't know enough about the product to give a good opinion. If the latter, that's fine. Just say so. This wasn't a good impression but I am giving the benefit of the doubt. Maybe the crowds got to the bartender? Thing is, I can't imagine a time where the bar *isn't* busy so... caveat emptor and all that stuff...

Ever since my first visit to Hop City in its original Marietta St. location, it was definitely exciting to see them finally pouring some brews in Krog Street. Although I've been to the market every time, I never had a chance to try any beers at Hop City. We were doing my favorite thing - restaurant hopping at new places so I can review multiple places in one meal. So after ordering our food, we made a beeline for Hop City. Hop City has a huge bar, as well as a fully stocked package store behind glass doors. While I'm not entirely well-versed as to the history or background of it all, there are plenty of other reviews that can tell you just that. We stopped a bartender and ordered two beers, mine wheaty and his hoppy. He got the stamp of approval from the bartender for his hipster hoppy brew, while mine received no such thing. I wish there were more local wheat beer options on tap, but ''twas not the season in February. Oktoberfest can't come soon enough. We carried our pint glasses around the market, first to Suzy Siu's and then to Richard's Southern Fried, sipping our beers from stall to stall. Overall, Hop City a great stop to grab a beer while dining at the KSM without paying an outrageous amount for a cocktail within one of the sit down restaurants.

Hop City caps off Krog Street Market. The market already has amazing food and atmosphere and to complete the experience Hop City provides fantastic rotating craft beers. A bud light or miller just would not fit the scene at Krog. Every time I go into the market Hop City has a new and seasonal selection of craft beers. The staff is knowledgeable if you are not sure what you are looking for. They are also willing to let you try before you buy. Great place to grab a couple beers and a pizza and hang out.

I hadn't even intended to go into this place originally. However, I'm glad I did. We happened to check it out just before we ordered some food from a couple of places in the main hall. They appeared to have large selections of a variety of beverages - from wine to mead. They also appear to be able genuinely want to assist their customers without coming across as pushy or trying to hard to sell you something. I appreciated that. I ended up getting an inexpensive pint of hard cider from the UK. While I was checking out, they suggested that I leave it in their beer-cooler while I ordered and then come back to pick it up (cold). They even had a bottle opener on a cord hanging outside their door. I liked this place quite a bit!

I just realized, I have a lot of growlers in my basement- I mean almost an alarming amount. And, even though I know these things are supposed to be reusable, I always seem to forget to bring them when I need them most- to get the refilled. In that little stash, I have 5 Hop City growlers from over the years. For this particular location (which is a little smaller than the Marietta St location), I think it fits the Krog Street Market well. First of all, I like how it offers beer/wine sales, growler sales, and also single beer sales (which attached to the outside of the store). If you plan on shopping here, I would suggest coming here last so you do not have to carry beer around with you while you are shopping/eating. Also, if you like to drink beer with your meal, I would suggest ordering something to go, then getting one of 60 beers on tap, and enjoying both. The bar is pretty cool, there is an order here sign on the right hand side (unless you sit at one of the bar stools). There is a description of each beer and how much they cost and the amount of the pour. The store on the inside, has a strict no outdoor food/beverage, and no drinking inside. The store is somewhat small, so expect to be carrying everything you buy. The front half of the store is all wine, and the back half is all beer. There is a small refrigerated area for top beer picks and a section for popular wines. One of the biggest deals here is the 30 pack of Genesee for $16.99. Up front next to the cashier is the growler section. I remember back in the day this was the most popular part of the store. Today, it did not seem like that though unfortunately. It looks like the growlers have come a long way style wise (it used to just be a 32 or 64 oz brown glass growlers)- including pressurized ones. There used to be 23 beers on tap, but it didn't look like all of them are occupied. Also, from what I could tell, the beers seemed different here then they did on the bar side. At the counter, they do sell Underberg, which isn't something you find everyday, and I suggest buying at least one whenever you see it for sale. For the neighborhood, this place is a great find to get a lot of solid local brews under one roof, and it is a great place to drink a beer while at Krog Street Market. I would like to see one of these places open up near the house!

Lovely place with a great variety of drinks and especially delicious pints. Great selection of craft brews and wine. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The bartender we had was such a nice guy and was so knowledgeable. He made us awesome cocktail too. We'll be back soon.

Lots of craft options to chose from. Personally I enjoyed the Vietnamese Coffee Stout option, but there were so more I haven't tried at all.

This review is solely based on Shaun at hop city. Rudest bartender I've ever dealt with. I asked to try a Lager before I purchased it however I was told to "get in the back of the line" which I did. When I got back up to the front it was straight sassy ness from that moment on. To where I told him I felt his attitude was a bit much considering I just wanted to try a beer before I spent 6$. I refused the purchase and he insisted I "also tell his boss". Hence the review.

Top notch service. Top notch attention. Top notch appreciation. I stopped by this place casually while walking around Krog Street Market. Upon entering, the staff greeted me and asked if there was anything I was looking for. I wasn't...at first. But then I saw that they take an active approach in supporting small businesses, local businesses, and Black owned businesses in the beer and wine industry and clearly mark those throughout the store. This made me want to support. So I spent wayyy more time in Hop City than I expected. The staff answered all my wine questions (I had a lot given that I don't drink often) and helped me pick two delicious bottles of wine to take home. I highly recommend and will definitely be back.

This is hands down by far THE BEST wine shop in the ATL, possibly even the state! Whomever selects their wines has the best palate - nearly on par to mine ;) - and you pretty much cannot go wrong. Excellent wines at very reasonable prices. Take it from me, a wine snob! And I've been to them ALL. I appreciate their wide aisles so you can browse, mask wearing by all staff and social distancing. Staff is friendly and very knowledgeable but not pushy. Make a special trip here, even if its out of the way. I guarantee it will be well worth your visit!

This is my local wine shop. I was so happy when it opened up in Krog street market. There cocktails, wine and beer make Krog Street more enjoyable. Anytime I bring a friend to Krog for the first time we grab a drink and walk around so they can take in all the food options and decide what scrumptious food we will decide to devour. My favorite night to come here is Tuesday because they have a wine tasting.

Hop City. They have two parts. One is the package store. The other is the taps and bar area for Krog Street. Taps Area. The selection is also huge and great. The prices are fair. My complaint would be that they have recently changed to the monitors from the large chalk board. The monitors are very hard to read. Package store. They have beer, wine, and growler fills. The selection is fantastic. The prices are on par with all other package stores. My biggest gripe would be that I got beers on multiple occasions that were expired. That has been awhile so let's hope that's no longer an issue.

An a-okay beer bar in Krog Street Market. I met my cousin and her husband here for a beer before deciding where to head for dinner. They have A LOT of beers. So many, in fact, that your "What sours do you have?" will be met with a glare and a gruff "They're on the menu." If you want to try some new beers, Hop City isn't a bad place to do it. However, we were there on a Saturday night (6pm) and it was PACKED. Very hard to find standing tables (seated tables impossible), so if you're hoping to get a few beers, sit down, and relax, Hop City might not be what you're looking for.

You can find this location of Hop City in Krog Street Market at 99 Krog Street NE, GA 30307, the beer provender occupies a shop with glass walls that face the hall from a covered courtyard, but what makes this place special is the side that faces the food court, which provides an eye-opening number of taps full of craft beer. The store itself is a well stocked provider of grab-and-carry bottles of your favorite craft and oh, if you bring in your growlers make sure you get them filled with those hard-to-find specialty brews. Can't decide? Then queue up on the other side and grab a pint or stemmed glass (the higher ABV) of golden brown, hoppy deliciousness that you can enjoy again in the comfort of your own home. This is a fantastic venue to sample craft, especially local craft, while enjoying from one of the food vendors. As an aside, this place becomes really busy with an amazing line, especially on weekends. I recommend coming during the week. Those pouring are incredibly knowledgeable about what they have so don't be afraid to ask questions. If you're really clueless ask the others in line, they may beam some attitude to you but I think you'll be surprised at the opinions and recommendations. Just know whether you like sour, hoppy, stout, etc. and you'll do fine. The servers get super busy and any attitude you may receive is more a product of success than anything else. In general the service is exceptional regardless of how busy they are. My favorite modus operandi is to come with a friend or two and split up the tasks - half grab beer while the other grabs food. Thankfully, Hop City has a huge board featuring everything currently on tap -you basically peruse - and I do mean this in the original sense of study intently - the list of craft, I recommend in particular the local craft, until you see something that's interesting. Some get in line to pick up the pints while the rest head over to Gu's Dumplings for hot-and-spicy deliciousness to go with the hoppy pints. You belly up to one of the standing counters and trade off drinks-and-food until full and sweaty from the blistering hot Szechuan while people watching all the out-of-town deviants sampling townie ways. Afterwards head to Jeni's Ice Cream to cool off and you have the start of a great evening. Start you ask? Why yes, at this point your fortified and ready for anything. Or you can get back into line and try another pint - yes, I think I will! (also published to my food blog)

I love everything about Hop City. The beer (duh), the service, the setup. It's all great. I could spend all day here. Let's start with the bar just outside the store. The screens above the taps display a huge selection of craft beer, grouped by style. They are mostly American with a handful of foreign breweries in the mix. If you are sitting all the way on one side of the bar and can't read the screens on the other side, check out the venue on Untappd; they keep their offerings up to date there as well. If you're not into beer, they've got wine and cocktails, too! I love that the water is self-serve. So if you're the designated driver or trying to stay hydrated while imbibing, you can do that without the staff's help. Speaking of, the staff is friendly and helpful, even when the bar is busy (and it's almost always busy). The only bummer is that they don't offer flights, which means I can't try out as many beers (without falling over drunk, that is). But given how busy they are, I totally understand why. Inside the beer shop, you'll find a fantastic selection of craft beer. I'm usually here for the bar so I can't speak to much of the shop but I do appreciate that they have a pretty large offering of single cans/bottles. I do love to build my own six-pack. This is one of my go-to places to drink. Not just because of the beer list but because you have a great food selection to go along with it!

An AMAZING selection of beers to choose from. Just make sure you're ready to decide when you get up there as the line has always been long when I've been! Krog street, where Hop City is located, is one of the smaller markets areas to choose from. So it can get pretty packed! Expect quick but efficient service. However it is not a place that is ideal to sit and chat around the bar. But you can walk around the rest of the market with your drink :)

I really enjoyed this place. Even though it was super busy both bar tenders were non stop helping as many customers as they can in a good timely manner. I honestly forgot the lady bar tenders name but the one Thomas was amazing! Lot of great selection for craft lovers and they have great knowledge if you are unsure what you'd like to get.

I am a huge fan of the food market setting around a craft beer tap. The only drawback is with COVID they aren't serving flights. There is certainly a beer for every beer drinker. We paid $14 with tip for two beers which is about avg. price for a pint of craft beer. There is a vast sodium of food choices in the market from Vietnamese, Indian, sandwiches, pizza, even desserts. I would definitely recommend HopCity and will be back!

Fun bar in Krog street market. I enjoy trying their wines and cocktails which are affordable ($7-10) and delicious. Extensive beer menu and free tastings occasionally. Grab a seat at one of the open tables or stroll around the market. I recommend the sparkling wine!

Man I really miss living in Georgia. Between missing family and having so much more to do at you finger tips. Hop City is a great place to go grab one of many killer beers and walking around the small mall to multiple eateries to choose from. Find a table enjoy conversation with you fiends while enjoying one of many crafted beers they offer. The staff serving is very knowledgeable in all the beers they carry. You just simply tell them what you like and the will give you multiple beers to choose from.

Tali definitely needs a shout out as one of the best taptenders I have ever met. She was so knowledgeable about all the local and imported beers, as well as a great bartender, mixing up some delicious cocktails for other patrons. She was extremely extremely sociable and likeable, an overall great person to sit across from while enjoying a delicious beverage. Even when it came to me wanting to grab something to go from the shop for friends I am staying with, she took me into the shop herself and recommended a few top choices. I look forward to visiting again thanks to her and seeing what delicious recommendations she has next!

This is one of my favorite places in Atlanta. Huge selection of beer on top and with pretty frequent rotations. Reasonably priced. The bartenders are knowledgeable and can guide you to a brew based on any info you give them, even if it's just your mood that day. Dave, especially, is awesome. If brews for some reason aren't your thing...they do have cocktails and wine. Cone. Drink. Relax. Grab a burger at Fred's and then some Jeni's ice cream too.

In love! This is Atlanta's first Hop City bar (the other is in Birmingham), and it is the perfect addition to Krog Street Market. I came on the 2nd day Hop City was open. The staff is still working out some kinks, but they are awesome. The beer list is extensive, and it included several rare local beers I was pumped to try! In addition to the great beers on tap, Hop City also offers a variety wines and spirits. Overall, this is the perfect spot to grab a drink, walk around the market to choose some delicious sustenance, and enjoy your day.

Great beer collection. Sad that Covid has killed the fun vibe of the whole market. But keep going guys! They are taking good precautions to make you feel safe.

There's plenty of options for everyone. Its a tad bit expensive like anything else in the Krog Market. The beer I tried was pretty good.