Jekyll Brewing

No thrills, no food taproom unlike their other locations. I enjoyed the no-pretension vibes, but overall the place is a bit boring. Staff were friendly and quick with a drink. Dude was so new he didn’t know how to start a tab so I had to pay per beer, but I’m not gonna complain. The price of Jekyll beer is always too high in my opinion, but it is enjoyable enough for what it is and I’d buy it more often if they knocked the price down by a $1 or so. In the end, you can skip this taproom unless you want a bit of a more bare-bones experience compared to their other locations.

Not sure what is going on with this location. Must be waiting for their lease to run out. Door shows opens at 12 pm, google profile shows 12:30, but closed. Most of the time they don’t have many of their beer selections on tap. Could be a great place to take a break from the greenway bike trail….but no.

Great brewery and solid team on hand. They are very friendly and knowledgeable about the beer! My only issue is I’ve biked to this brewery about 8 times this past year, and driven to it twice. It’s only been open 2 times. I drove to it yesterday (Saturday) at 5pm…. Closed for a private event. But it’s all good. I’ll still come and poke my head into the dark windows and loudly ask “Are Yall open?” In 2005 I ran over a mailman in Santa Fe, New Mexico and never got caught.

This place is awesome for drafts. They have a permanent and seasonal menu. I had the coffee stout and raspberry seltzer which were both excellent. You can chill here and play some Yahtzee or Uno while enjoying your beers. I would recommend stopping by here if you like drafts.

Good beer but service was lacking. We came in and it was empty and they didn’t act like they wanted to serve us.

Came up here to visit family, and we decided to have a quick drink/lunch after visiting the farmers market. Great chill atmosphere, drinks were awesome and staff was overall friendly/welcoming. Great brewery in the Alpharetta area!

Friendly staff with a great selection of beer. Tropical Gose was really unique and a must try if you like to experiment with your taste buds. Also, this place has quite a few board games, air hockey, foosball table and video games. It’s a great place to hang out with friends.

Unique beers and a chill vibe! Only complaint is that the website makes it seem as if there will be food, however it's for their other location. If you're looking for food, I wouldn't recommend a visit to this spot however the beer was great.

One of my favorite spots to grab a bite in downtown Alpharetta! I've been here a few times but went there most recently for Fathers Day dinner. I love how convenient it is to park nearby either in the street or in the deck, and inside Jekyll there's always plenty of seating inside or on the roof (I always opt for the roof when I can though because of the great view of downtown Alpharetta!). It's seat yourself and then staff will come around to take your order. I had their summer shandy beer, Hop Shan Diggity, while my dad tried their amber, the Cooter Brown. We both liked our beers we tried. For dinner, I love their Shrimp Roll. It's the perfect summer bite and always light and tasty! The fries it comes with are also seasoned super well! Overall, love Jeykll for a guaranteed good meal and experience!

Pretty decent bar food. I haven't had the beers but my husband enjoys them. I enjoyed the hot wings, although the sauce was heavy on the butter. The blue cheese dressing was great and seemed house made. Their fries are great, seasoned with a lil Cajun seasoning like Old Bay or something. I liked that the food came fairly quickly, so my kids didn't get cranky waiting for their chicken tenders.

If you're here for food, I'd only give it 3 stars. If you're here for drinks, I give it 5. So, 4 it is. The new Hefeweizen is FANTASTIC. It should be a regular. Blueberry Mint lemonade is DELICIOUS. Fun selection of beers. Great place to get a drink. Fun atmosphere. Even funner staff. The food: the pretzel was good. Crab Dip is good. The falafel was super dry and overcooked. Even the delicious sweet potato spread couldn't save it. Dry like a dessert. The chicken sandwich was a big letdown. If you promise me something, deliver. A few bites in, my husband was like, "The key lime aioli is what sold me, and I don't taste any." He opened up the sandwich, and there was a tiny dot of it. Kinda pathetic. Maybe we'll come back. I'll definitely try something different, though, if I do.

One of my good friends asked me to grab a beer with him at Jekyll Brewing. He has lived in this area for a while and never had an opportunity to visit until this day. The ambiance was pretty laid back and the staff was really friendly. It's nice to visit an establishment where the patrons are even laid back and willing to recommend their favorite adult beverages. They have plenty of room, games and space for large groups so don't be afraid to bring a bunch of people with you when you go. Now on to the beer... because I am limiting my sprit intake (as I get ready for my summer dad bod) I did partake in a "Flight" so I could try more than one beer without purchasing a 16oz... its a great option if you want to taste several flavors. I sampled the "Southern Juice," the "Cooter Brown," the "Long Time Coming," and my favorite "The Pineapple Habanero Hop Dang!" My buddy had the same (Great Minds Think Alike!) with the exception of him selecting "Blackberry Wheat" vice my " Cooter Brown. We had a great time and I told my buddy, this will be our first stop from now on before we head out for future endeavors. I highly recommend this place and if you stop by, tell'em Drew sent ya! Yall be Easy! Drew

I had a wonderful evening with friends, good food, and a very nice beer at Jekyll's brewing in Alpharetta, Georgia. The atmosphere was very light, with background music playing, although not overwhelming as the ceilings are so high. They have microbrew tanks right there in the midst of their crowd, and the bartender is very knowledgeable about what is being brewed at that particular time. There is a minimal choice of food, but all seems to be very delicious and presented very well. For the ladies, the bathrooms are very clean and spacious, and there are two separate bathrooms to accommodate the clientele. All in all this experience was wonderful, and we certainly plan to go back again. Our bartender/wait person was Thomas, and he was very nice. ENJOY!!

FYI - The Marconi location does not have food and has very limited hours. Most of the reviews here are for the downtown Alpharetta location. Their beer is great but that is all you get at Marconi.

Cool venue, but I was horrendously overcharged for two drinks without my knowledge (I didn't sign or use a pin) and they've completely ignored my emails and contact from my bank. I wouldn't recommend, but if you must do not let your card out of sight or pay cash.

Had a great time. Fun rooftop. Great ambience. Airstream bar!!!! Beers are yummy Had a delicious stout and an even better hibiscus sour Highly recommend

Has really grown into a fun and engaging stop along the Greenway, or if you just don't want to sit in the traffic that is just brutal on the major thoroughfares up in this part of town. A great array of brews. and a staff that is always friendly. There's no food but you can order from elsewhere and have it delivered to the brewery. Outdoor seating, board games and food-ball. We usually stop in during our bike rides through the Greenway - but worth a visit no matter what.

Good location in downtown Alpharetta. They have a ton of beers and I tried the hazy IPA to go with my smash burger. Overall it was a cool place and the people there were very helpful and cool. They have outdoor seating looking over downtown that was cool and inside seating if its a little too hot. I'll head back there next time I'm in town.

Our bartender was so friendly! I got the blackberry wheat beer and it was amazing. Cool vibes and awesome location in downtown Alpharetta. Rooftop is available too, but it was a little too cold the day we went. Definitely will be back!

Such a fun and relaxing ambiance. The staff clearly enjoy their job because they're always smiling and joking around with customers. Great beers, mixed drinks and food. Try the gator bites!

Jekyll Brewing is right by our house. We always drive by and finally decided to visit on a Saturday afternoon. We frequent the location in downtown Alpharetta with is one of our faves - so we already knew we loved the beer. There were quite a few people, but plenty of space to get comfortable. There were tons of games to play (electronic, table, and board games) and I could totally see spending hours here meeting up with friends. It was quite nice to see so many people socializing together as it has been a such a long time since that was feasible. The vibe here was so cool. Super laid back which we love. The music was alternative rock when we were there. The man serving the beer was both friendly and helpful. We both opted for flights and really enjoyed sampling so many of the beers. All of the beers are awesome and you cannot really go wrong with anything you choose. There is honestly something for everyone (including so many sours which I adore). The only thing I wish were different would be the ability to order food. I saw some people purchasing nuts (or small trail mixes maybe) but otherwise there is nothing really to eat. Even so - we will absolutely be back (with snacks in the car)! Definitely stop by you will not regret it.

I got the Fur Die Feste (hefeweizen) and it was good! My friends got the HARDly Water seltzer and said it was pretty strong. I was disappointed in their outdoor seating, which is the reason for 4 stars. They have a couple high tops and some Adirondacks, but that's it. The parking lot is huge and I wish they would convert some of the parking lot into outdoor seating, especially in COVID times. We liked the beer though!

this is located up in Alpharetta. We happen upon this place when looking for breweries. It's more of a bar/brewery. it's got tables, outdoor seating and a bar seating area with TVs. there is street parking and I'm not sure if there's other parking but we parked on the street which was free. It's located in a nice area. There's tons of restaurants, places to walk around, ice cream stores, shopping etc around the area. The bar/restaurant/brewery itself has an outdoor area and fake grass for kids to play out in the front in. It's a beautiful place to go on nice days and I believe they have a rooftop bar too. We ended up sitting at the bar and the bartender was nice. It wasn't super busy but they were pretty rushed. food came out quick! We ended up getting some beers which were great. I got the Chicago style hotdogs, not exactly like Chicago though. We also got tacos which were good. Overall really cool place. Great area wonderful set up, great place for a quick date, friends, family, after work. They have TVs as well. Prices are decent. Will definitely be back here. Excellent spot for spring, summer and fall. Great place for winter too but you would have to stay inside and have a great outdoor options.

We have been to Jekyll a number of times. The food is good, the service is great and the atmosphere is fun. Great brewery and addition to downtown Woodstock.

Jekyll is our favorite restaurant in downtown Alpharetta. They consistently have good food, good service and even better beer. Sometimes we wish it wasn't so good each time so we could start visiting more restaurants.

Excellent brewery with a tasty habanero pineapple IPA. Liked it so much that I brought it home canned. We were nearly alone when we sampled our brews. Plenty of parking when you arrive. This place feels like it's part of an office park. Out front on the small green are a few weathers wooden lounge chairs and of course no real brewery is complete without a got stock of games including corn hole outside and inside a few fun electronic games such as air hockey. We didn't notice any food, which was fine. The glass our beer was served in was unique. We had just one memorable beer here and our tend was very efficient with the recommendation and letting us taste / sample a few before buying. Friendly service and excellent beer made for a fine afternoon.

Had the good fortune to enjoy lunch over Memorial Day . Our party of last minute accommodation for lunch was not a problem. The service was outstanding along with the food. You must order the pretzel. It was the Best! Had the black bean burger and it was fantastic! I am looking forward to coming back!

My first encounter with Jekyll Brewing was one evening having dinner at at a Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen restaurant in the Norcross/Duluth, GA area. They had the Hop Dang Diggity IPA on their beer menu - which I very much enjoyed! When I discovered the brewery name and location - I knew I had to visit the craft brewery in person and experience the other ale options! I visited late one weekday evening - a Wednesday evening. I had a couple of tasting flights - consisting of the following Ales (along with my ratings on Untappd): Hop Dang Diggity IPA (6.7% ABV) (4.25 stars on Untappd) Pineapple Habanero Hop Dang Diggity IPA (6.7% ABV) (3.75 stars on Untappd) Southern Juice IPA (6.0% ABV) (4 stars on Untappd) 4Hundy IPA (5.9% ABV) (4 stars on Untappd) Slow n' Low Smoked Porter (6.4% ABV) (3.5 stars on Untappd) Tart Vise Berliner Weisse (4.4% ABV) (3.5 stars on Untappd) Pony Ride Pale Ale (5.8% ABV) (4 stars on Untappd) Follow My Nose Pale Ale (6.2% ABV) (2.25 stars on Untappd) New Age Pale Ale (6.1% ABV) (2.25 stars on Untappd) I enjoyed 7 of the 9 ales I tasted. All of the IPAs were very good. The Follow My Nose Pale Ale comes off a little weird and funky from a flavor profile perspective - and not in a good way. The barkeeps tell me they added Fruit Loops cereal to the beer - it makes sense. The beer had this strange cereal-esque quality to it - with a hint of sweetness - that did not meld well with the ale. The two staffers on hand I interacted with were really nice. We had a fun conversation about sour ales. There is a ton of seating here as well. Tables and bar area! I highly recommend a visit or three to Jekyll Brewing! You will enjoy it! #JekyllBrewing

It seemed that over the last few years while I was gone, the craft brew scene really started popping up around metro Atlanta. I even heard that there was a brewery in the city that I live in, like 10 minutes away (the only reason why it is 10 minutes is because it takes 5 just to get out of my neighborhood lol). I even went to restaurants and tried out their beer. I mean having a Pineapple Habanero IPA? Genius! Southern Juice? Some of the smoothest 6.3% I have ever had! And, Southern Juicy Juice? Bring out the funnel! I mean, Jekyll, has some of the best beers I have had, and I am proud to say that it is close to home. So, why would I give the HQ/brewery 3 stars? So, my buddy told me he had gone once before to pick up some Southern Juicy Juice (which unfortunately is only available at the brewery). I started asking him like 20 questions, which he knew the answers to NONE of them- as he said when he went, he just beelined to the counter to buy the canned beer. So, knowing this was a brewery and with my recent collection of getting 4 64oz growlers, I put them in my trusty Yelp tote and drove my buddy up there. I told him it was time to go fill those puppies up. So, I drove. As I drove down Marconi Drive (the street it is on, off of busy Windward Pkwy), he told me to be careful, he has seen a lot of drunks on this road. That's great to know, knowing this is a business park. Hey, if I worked around there, I would probably spend every lunch I had there. So, we pulled up. And low and behold, right in an office building. There was a decent crowd, not too crowded, I would say about 60% filled. There were a lot of tables in there, and it looked like people brought their own food as well. While I am walking in with my growlers, I noticed nobody else didn't have any. We sat at the bar and they gave us a menu (which looks like they update daily). I ordered a pint of Southern Juice (just to see how it tastes fresh instead of from a can). I lucked out, as the keg just emptied. So, I waited about 10 minutes. They gave me a sample to try while I was waiting, so I got the Juicy Juice. That was dangerous. While I was waiting, I asked if they do growler fills and they do not. My heart sank that very moment. And then I saw the prices of everything else, and I was shocked. I mean, $3.50 for a 4 oz pour ($2.50 for a "core" beer)? That is like a shot for me. $16 4 packs of tall boys? From the source? I hope that they do that with the means of them wanting you to support your local business (like getting your beer from a restaurant or liquor store). But, I do not know their vision or what not. But, for a 16 oz beer, a 10 oz beer, 3 4 oz pours, and 12 tall boys, came to $72 after tax. And that is from THE source. I will note there is a rotating tap special that runs for $3 a pint, $2 a 10oz, and $1 a 4oz. The whole time too, we had a female beertender get us our drinks. At first she was nice, but then I don't know. I couldn't put my finger on it per se. Since I still had to wait on my original drink, other beertenders kept asking us for stuff. And then they were asking if we wanted a tab or close out. Honestly, I just wanted my drink. After they ran the card, just 3-4 different people kept asking us for our names and such, and it was kind of annoying. I know they were trying to do their jobs but it just seems like there were way too many people behind the bar. By that time, I was just ready to leave with my empty growlers. I do like they do have an area out front for pets, and you can bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks (as they only sell bagged snacks). After leaving the brewery though, I just left with a little bit of emptiness inside. I will still support Jekyll, but only by getting beers from Publix. Be careful of the drunks of Marconi (the speed limit is 30)!

I had a chance to stop here after I a walk with some friends on the nearby Trail. There weren't very many people there at the time so there was plenty of seating. Someone came over to our table right away to give us the drink menus. After giving us a little bit of time to check out the menus, he returned to take our orders. However, since the majority of us (myself included) are not really beer drinkers we have several questions before making our selections. I tried the Hop Shan Diggity and one other in the 4oz. To my surprise they were good. On my way out, I noticed the games and televisions. Overall it is a nice place to hang out for a bit.

After several return visits, I'm officially updating my review. Jekyll gets it. They've vastly improved the bar and seating situation. The space is no longer awkward and their beer selection has developed nicely. It's now on my list of places to take out of town visitors, as well as hang out on a random Friday night or Sunday afternoon. Kudos!

Had a fabulous time. Went for the second Monday of every month comedy show. It started promptly at 8 and lasted till about 9:45. They start seating at 7:00 for those who have tickets. I am not sure of the price as I was able to come with a friend who had an extra. The comedians were entertaining and I can say it was better than a night dating my DVR. I was unclear of the food situation so I ate at home, but it was nice to see that the brewery hosted Mellow Mushroom and we had the option to purchase a slice or two if hungry. I would definitely go back and encourage you to check it out in March. How can you go wrong with laughter, pizza, and great beer served by AWESOME staff.

The food is good along with the beers which are crafted and served nicely chilled. One of us was offered a beer sample to make sure they liked it first which was nice. The beer menu is confusing as beers are written $4/8 (Yes the 8's do not have the $ sign in front of them). We asked for 2 small beers of our selection and got charged $8 for each beer. Not sure if it's misleading or just us misunderstanding the prices. The waitress was kind. The lunch and dinner menus have similar dishes but ingredients vary from menus, upon asking , she said they are the exact same dishes. Two employees had an argument which came to hands and one walked outside the place cursing! The crew does not seem happy to be there. Tipping is done via a handheld and 20% is already selected and she tells you in a hurry to push "Accept" LOL. I guess to make sure you don't tip less (I always tip 20% minimum) but i know some folks don't tip! The place is very clean and decorated like inside a brewery but the atmosphere is not to our liking, felt cold. it's just our opinion others might like it. I would give 2 and 1/2 stars but there is no half. We will not go back, just too many great places to go to a place we found so-so!

Aside from being one of my favorite North Georgia breweries Logan and the entire staff make for an excellent customer experience! We most recently enjoyed the Jalapeño IPA which was off the charts good!!!! Can it Jekyll!!!! Also the vendors on 2/9/2019 were all great, especially Jeanie and her crazy addictive cookies, check her and her husband out online of Facebook! We just do happen to snag the last two Convergent Haze which I am hoping it comes back as it is the best sour I have had! Love you team Jekyll

I've visited Jekyll about a dozen times, but my most recent visit was my first since last year's law change. It's amazing to see how much the place has changed over the past few years- it just keeps getting better. ATMOSPHERE Like so many other breweries in the metro area, Jekyll is located in an office park. It can be a little difficult to spot at first (very small sign out front, though they recently put up big flags to guide you!), but once you're there, there's plenty of parking and you'll see corn hole and colorful chairs out front. The interior is large, with two big rooms making up the tasting room: one side has the bar, while the other has lots of TVs and games (air hockey, arcade games, etc.). Both sides have TONS of seating now...far more than most other breweries. The entire space is well-decorated and hides the "office space" feel so well. Others have noted that there's no food here, but you're free to bring food in and there are tons of restaurants just minutes away on Windward Parkway. BEER With 20+ beers on tap, you're bound to find something you like. Prices are standard for the "core beers" ($2.50 4-oz, $3.50 10-oz, $5 pint), including my favorite: the Pineapple Habanero Hop Dang Diggity IPA. It's great in the bottle, but way better on tap. The taproom exclusives are a little pricier ($3.50 4-oz, $6.25 10-oz) and include all sorts of crazy flavors. I really enjoyed trying the Hop Shan Diggity shandy and Juicy Juice NEIPA. For all you hipsters, Jekyll also offers cider (two varieties on tap this visit) and cold brew coffee. SERVICE Have always had great experiences with the staff here- all friendly and knowledgeable. Also love that they still offer regular tours, even though the ticket+tour system is out. Bottom Line: My favorite OTP brewery. Great space, great people, and really great beer.

Food was ok and beer was amazing. The waiter/bar tender was a jerk and the next day we discovered we had been overcharged $25 and the couple we were with also was overcharged. When we called to speak to the manager, we were accused of lying. Needless to say, this was our first and last trip to this establishment.

We came on Father's Day Eve where they had some specials to celebrate us Father's. My wife and I enjoyed a couple of beers a piece while listening to the band play. We took my two daughters which was the coolest part. Even though they're underage, it was great to have them get to hang with us. We sat in the little sofa area which was very comfortable and a great place to spend a stormy Saturday evening. When paying the bill, I saw a display of cases of dark beer they were selling for only $12. I picked up a case and have been slowly drinking them. Dark beers aren't my favorite but for fifty cents a beer...

What a great place! The bar staff was welcoming and fun. They were the cherry on top of an excellent experience. I wish I could go there every day. It's particularly nice that you can just stop in and grab a pint. Whenever I can, I'll stop for a pint.

Derek was wonderful! They were busy and he stayed calm and kind. Great stop for a mid bike beer stop! Rainy day, made bright by Jekyll for sure :) diverse beer menu and beautiful set up.

This is a great spot to come get away. Tucked away in an industrial park! Tour options make it a unique experience. Several options of ping pong or video games. And an overall chill vibe bartenders are nice on the eyes as well come check it out!

I really liked this Brewery. Everyone working there was happy to be there and nice to talk to. For $12 you get 6 beer sample tickets. They had about 5 different beers. I tried each of them and my favorite was naturally Octoberfest! I got a couple of those! There was lots to do also. For example, you could take a beer tour of their facility or play a large version of Jenga or "Free play" Pinball! We came in a group of 4 and had a great time. Everything is very clean as this place is only about 14 months old. The location is pretty far up on 400 but worth the drive. Give it a try!

The only reason this place didn't get six stars is because they don't have food. (Y'all need a few more table tops, too) Do you like solid, true craft beer? Than check this spot out. Ping pong, arcade games, Jenga and corn-hole will entertain you and your beverage. Family friendly, service dog friendly. Staff is awesome and with a few extra dollars you can take home a six pack. Good people. Good beer. #mybaby'sfirstbeer

Drinking best beer ever Pineapple Habanero.. Thank you Jenna... You're the best. We appreciate your time and knowledge. You were so helpful and we are so thankful for YOU.

This is an industrial/office building that looks like a warehouse when you walk in. In the state of Georgia breweries cannot sell beer directly to customers. They can however sell tours of the brewery with beer as a free souvenir. Jekyll does that quite well. You get six beer tickets and a take home crowler or six pack for an $18 tour. There are several board games, ping pong table, Jenga and a couple of free Arcade game machines. We went here on a Saturday and it was packed. It took us a little while to find seats but our group of six eventually found seats. Standing/walking around drinking beer isn't bad either. I like darker hoppier beers in general and I liked their pineapple habanero IPA the best. Their stout was also good. The lager and wheat beers here are mediocre compared to others out there but the IPAs are good! The pineapple habanero had a good kick to it but it was not too spicy and I ended up taking the free souvenir crowler home with this IPA . This would pair well with Asian food and of course pizza with spicy toppings. The bartenders were really good and yes the pours are generous. When I didn't like something the guy just replaced it with something I asked for. The souvenir glass is a cute mason jar and fits the southern branding of the company. The guy that gave the tour seemed to love working there. Their brewery was clean and organized. Even in the milling room there was minimal dust. Clean brewing areas are always a good sign.

We stopped here cause one of us heard about the beers and so while being in town. I had 1 beer and that was it for me but the other guys seem to have liked there's. They had a band our server was friendly.

You can find Jekyll Brewing at 2855 Marconi Dr Ste 3500 Alpharetta Georgia 30005 - this is near the big McKesson complex off of Windward Pkwy right off 400. The building itself looks rather unlikely for a brewery - it's one of those industrial business parks that usually hold call-centers or office and warehouse business. Parking is in the lot out front - it's usually quite busy on the weekends but the rest of the businesses are closed so there's plenty of parking. Note that there are several doors that are marked with the Jekyll logo and only one opens into their reception area. Once inside you'll find a large room with bags of grains on the far end and a short counter to pay, pick up tickets and get your beer poured. The day's selection will be posted on the wall behind - their standards are pretty much always in stock and there's usually one or two rotating brews. You'll get a string of tickets and a Jekyll Brewing pint mason jar providing a bit of uniqueness and fun you won't see at other breweries. Towards the short stage (they apparently have live music at times but not on the day that I visited) there are other things to do including a ping-pong table. I had heard of Jekyll as I'm fairly active on KickStarter and other crowdfunding sites but I really had no expectations (and didn't contribute) but do remember that there were quite successful. It's obvious that the people who started Jekyll love beer - one taste of the deliciously hoppy Hop Dang Diggity will convert you for sure if you're into IPAs. I fell in love with that one the first time I tried it on draft (at the Pig 'n Chick in Chamblee if you're wondering) so I was quite excited about visiting this brewery and sampling the other wares. My first impression before stepping inside was to question what was going on - the office-park just didn't seem like the right place for a brewery. However, once inside and touring the facilities I've been totally converted and love-love this place! Before I talk about what I sampled, the people here are super friendly with no attitude and great at serving visitors. You can tell that what they do is a labor of love, that like I said previously they love beer, and that they really want to know the people that also love their products. Second, the pours here are quite generous and you can tell by the way they watch your reaction at first sip, they enjoy the looks of pleasure - I can say from personal experience that the reaction is worth it's weight in gold to craft brewers and there's plenty of smiling, happy faces here. Third, we met several people here and struck up conversations so this wasn't your typical douchey hipster crowd - I found it refreshing to find people who love beer that didn't have the attitude I've experienced at other, similar establishments intown. I also liked this tour - some unexpected things going on and the space is much larger than it appears from the front. Make sure you take time to do this. On to the beer - * Hop Dang Diggity - they call this a "Southern IPA" but I think of it more of an over-hopped IPA. You'll definitely get a super hit of hops that will remind you of pine - or weed (the smoking kind), in fact some of my friends think this is as close to drinking Maryjane as you can get. Delicious with a balance of sweet and citrus that any fan of hops will love. * Cooter Brown - "American Brown Ale" and like most brown ales, a bit on the sweeter side. I love the feel of this one on the sides of the mouth, lots of caramel and malt. I liked this but a bit too sweet for me - I found most of the females I talked to really enjoyed it. * Hoot'n Holler'n - double IPA and an investment (two tickets) that's well worth it. I liked this one quite a bit but I felt the alcohol slightly overpowering. I prefer the alcohol hit to be hidden a bit more - a couple of these had my head swimming a bit (was given some extra tickets)... I pretty much stuck with the Hop Dang Diggity or the Hoot'n Holler'n but did sample the JR Series Pale Ale which was good but with the Dang Diggity I'm not sure why you would drink it. I also sipped the Big Creek Kolsch and the Southern Session but neither were "my thang" so I didn't do more than taste. In all, this brewery was quite a lot of fun and the beer way above average with some fantastic examples. It is a bit far out but if you combine it with a tour of Cherry Street (in Canton) and Hop Alley Brew Pub you can stay quite buzzed all day (moderating with food in between, of course). Finish up by hitting Zest in Roswell so you can sit on the patio and yell at passers-by and make a real event of it. On the day we visited we left and did a mini-crawl of Roswell and hit a few places. More on that at a later post. (also posted on my food blog)

It says indiana on the ticket you get on it but this is a ticket u need to get a 'tasting' of a beer in GEORGIA......... Legislators in this state must be effin sleeping. As I understand it...this is the last state where u can not go into a brewery and try their beer. You have to buy a "tour" and that includes samples...,COME ON!!!! Who is kidding who???? Anyway. Jekyll brewing knows what they are doing.

First of all, make sure that you get here with enough time before closing or you may find yourself chugging beer in a quite unpleasant manner to make use of all your tasting tickets. That being said, the employees are chipper and passionate about the brewery. The tour was short and sweet and the guide was knowledgeable. The size of the samples is generous (thus, the reason that I suggest you allow enough time to sip leisurely and pace yourself so that you don't leave the place staggering). The tasting room could probably use a few more tables, seats, and sources of diversion. There was an xbox but it did not seem to be hooked up or have a controller. There was a pinball machine and life-size jenga, but more sources of entertainment would have been nice to pass the time while tasting. I was also very disappointed because I went there looking forward to trying one specific beer (the pineapple habanero IPA) and they were completely out when I got there. I was odd, considering that I went on a week night. Alas...

I'm not much of a beer fan but I can appreciate the passion these people have for their craft and their product. And I also liked a few of the beers I tried. What you need to know....... Sully is a great host. Knowledgeable, informative and humorous. What a success story. From Kickstarter to growth and expansion. Tasty selections / Pineapple Habanero ! Ping Pong, giant jenga, pinball machine & plenty of TVs in the Tap Room. Largest brewery in Alpharetta. They are growing....new bottling machine from Italy 130 BPM. Tap Room hours and tours T-T 5 to 8 F-4 to 9 and S1 to 9.

Really nice Brewery, big variety of excellent IPA's. Tried the "Pineapple Habanero HDD" and it was surprisingly awesome, even got a crowler to bring back to FL! Great friendly service, check them out for sure!!

Jekyll is a low-key tasting room attached to their micro-brewery which is right there on site. - an outstanding selection of great beers. There is no food available, so if you're having an event, be sure to cater something in.

Overcharged and refused to correct. Rude manager on phone when asked them to correct their mistake. Wouldn't return.....

After moving to Georgia, my dad friends in the neighborhood introduced me to Jekyll beer and eventually took me to the brewery for a tour and beer sampling. I think it's like $20 and you get a tour, several tickets for samples (6 I think) which are about 6 ounces. You keep the glass and you usually get a bottle to take home. I love beer but I wouldn't say I'm a connoisseur and don't speak the same language, so I'm sure there are terms for glass and that giant bottle you take home with you. Haha. Anyway, there aren't many beers I've tried at Jekyll that I don't like (I love Southern Juice and Hop Dang Diggity) and being there in person to see the process of making my favorite beers is awesome. There is. Great crowd, very knowledgeable and welcoming staff and in general being at the brewery makes you wish you worked there too.

Beer was ok , bartender good guy. But you need to check your bill closely as they charged my credit card multiple times. And I called them 5 times and left messages (I even called their corporate offices) and no one answered any of my calls or called me back. Finally I called American Express and disputed the charges and they got it fixed. Seems a bit shady.

Good beer, live music and a comfy sofa. Can't think of a better way to spend an afternoon... Jekyll is a local brewery located in an industrial park/business park off Windward Parkway in Alpharetta. Don't let the unlikely location fool you. This is a serious brewery where they focus on making great beer and having a good time. Here are the details: 1) be vigilant and check the street addresses on Marconi. There's no large signage so it's easy to pass by. 2855 Marconi Drive Suite 3500 Alpharetta GA 30005 2) expect to spend $18 but for that you get: free glass (Mason Jar), six generous pours from the taps, and a Crowler: a 32 ounce aluminum can filled with your choice of their brews to take home. Yes - 32 ounces. There is a god... 3) brewery tours are held regularly throughout the day and it's worth your time to stroll along with one. You'll learn something. 4) there's a good selection of branded merch - if you love the beer, wear the logo. Their building is large with lots of seating. If you need additional distractions, there are TVs, a couple of video games, a ping pong table and a large Jenga game to keep you occupied. Most of the time there's also live music. That's out of the way, so let's focus on the beer: their Hop Dang Diggity (IPA) is a hoppy, easy drinking beer that works well on its own or with food. Cooter Brown (brown ale) is smooth but never bland, and the Fixin' To is an IPA-Session that completely ROCKS. They also have Hoot'n & Holler'n (double IPA) and the Southern Session Blonde Ale. My public service announcement: have a designated driver or plan to Uber home...six pours at six ounces each equals a lot of opportunity for the Alpharetta police.

Somewhat weird location, but great brews. Good folks on staff, and a clear happy hour favorite for the locals. Worth a visit for any fan of craft brew. Excellent options and selection.

Jekyll Brewing was all an Idea a few guys made and stared a Kickstarter in 2013 . Alpharetta first brewery is located in a industrial office park off of Windward Park way. It can be hard to find since there no signs directing the actual location. Parking is not a issue. Tours and Tasting Room. 12 dollars get you 6 drinking tickets and a mason jar glass and a tour. 18 dollars get you 6 drinking tickets a 32 ounce growler to take home and a tour. They are open to the public every day except Monday. Hours varies and change often. The tasting room is almost similar to Monday night with couches and tables and games for individuals to play. Towards the entrance is the tap of beers . They usually have 8 to 10 beers on tap. The tour is unique and recommend people taking it. The tour guide was very informative and entertaining . The beers Again they have around 8 to 10 beers on tap. At least two will be a seasonal beer that they have limited batch. If you are lucky they may have a experimental batch that not sold in stores. Here what I tried and liked. Cooter Brown - its a American brown ale it consist of chocolate, nutty malts and touch light coffee smell. The name was a southern metaphor of drunkenness. Big Creek- is a Klosch Style beer . Its light beer almost a lager . Hop Dang Diggity - India Pale Ale. The verdict.. Not a bad brewery. Its small and slowly growing. Its only They are available major retailers like Publix and Kroger. And in Major Bars and restaurants in the Atlanta area. The tasting room is a fun environment that is open for kids , but no pets.What this brewery is lacking a out door patio or seating area. Over all solid place to grab a drink after work or on the weekends.