Six Bridges Crabapple

Solid second location for Six Bridges! First time at the Crabapple location. The surrounding area and taproom are very nice. Staff were friendly and attentive as well. I ordered the ‘Love Tractor’ (Peach Milkshake IPA) twice and thoroughly enjoyed it. I’ve had most of their beers before so didn’t feel like I needed to venture out too much. The taproom is relaxing with a calming ambiance, but is also small compared to their original location; there’s a decent amount of outdoor seating as well. No parking lot, so I parked in the marketplace spot for a bunch of businesses just down the road and had no issue finding a spot; expect a 30 second to one minute walk depending on how quick you hustle.

One of the best hand-crafted breweries around! Canned and bottled options to take home. They have a nice outside, dog friendly, seating area. Cornhole boards, trivia, music bingo, teacher tuesdays,This place shares space with Spiced Right BBQ. Awesome staff and management. Merch available for purchase.

We had our holiday staff party at Six Bridges yesterday and couldn't have been happier with the staff, the service, and the food/beverages. The staff went out of their way to accommodate us and made the party run smoothly so we could all enjoy getting together with our co-workers! I highly recommend giving them a try. You won't be disappointed!

Great new location for an already first class brewery that focuses on the right thing, do the drinks taste good. They do! And certainly the staff is welcoming and helpful (shout out to Rebecca). If you are in the area you won't be disappointed with the offerings at Six Bridges Crabapple.

First time at the new location. Outdoor seating were lovely. Food was great beer was great. Nice atmosphere!

We had the best fundraiser at Six Bridges Crabapple benefitting our nonprofit foundation! Amy Noelle so graciously offered the gorgeous space to us, and she was so friendly and easy to work with. Everyone that came had the best time! The bartenders and the Spiced Right servers were so kind and accommodating, and music bingo is seriously so much fun. We are so grateful to Six Bridges for their heart for giving back to the community, and so proud to have such an awesome go-to brewery in our neighborhood. Thank you Six Bridges for the fun, and for having the best beer around! Cheers!

We had a great time at Six Bridges Crabapple! We attended for a Silent Book Club, and really enjoyed the staff (SO nice and friendly) and the beer! We didn't try the food, but definitely want to go back and check it out. Accessible seating in the brewery would be great - there are only high top chairs (just a note) but overall a GREAT spot that we can't wait to revisit.

Second spot my parents showed me today after coming in from out of town, and I'm a little disappointed I don't live here so I can go here more often. Figured the least I could do was leave a good review. Beer selection was cool/varied, staff was friendly, and it looks like there's a lot of fun little things that patrons can participate in (Octoberfest, trivia night, teacher's night for example). I'll have to make a point to come back again.

Six Bridges Brewery is a solid spot in Milton. The beer is consistently great, with a variety that caters to different tastes, whether you're into hoppy IPAs or something lighter. It's clear they take their brewing seriously and deliver quality every time. The staff is excellent, and Amy is a standout--she's friendly, knowledgeable, and really enhances the experience. I also appreciate her stepping in when kids are playing where they shouldn't be. It's not an easy conversation to have, but it's important for everyone's safety and enjoyment. Parents shouldn't put the Six Bridges team in that position, and I'm glad Amy handles it so well. One of the best parts for me is that it's walking distance. There's something so satisfying about having a spot like this nearby, where you can unwind without worrying about driving. Note to readers: Spiced Right is a separate business from Six Bridges, so please do leave separate reviews. You can't even buy a beer from six bridges and food together there are two separate counters. Just like a food hall. Just because they share a space doesn't mean they're the same business. Mixing up the reviews muddles the point of yelp. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth checking out. Great beer, great people, and a convenient location.

Post softball game lunch today for 8 was as usually delicious. From wings, tenders to turkey sandwiches never disappoints. Even got a free Birthday Brew. Staff dressed as cow and pig characters and kids loved. Thanks for great food and fun. Mz

Beers: awesome Service: friendly and attentive Atmosphere: inside is bright and clean with a view of shiny steel brewing equipment, outside is a sunny patio. There is a rooftop patio on top of the neighboring BBQ. Quality: worth the money. I like to make stops here whenever I'm going past, and unfortunately it's not too often. Each time I have visited there was always helpful staff people there to ensure I understood everything possible about each variety available. There is a love for the craft here that is obvious. Plenty of different beers here and the staff is happy to provide tastes before you decide. I think this is a father-son operation here, which is neat to see it become so successful. Can't wait to go back again!

Such a fun atmosphere and also the perfect outdoor space to enjoy a deliciously refreshing beer straight from the tap with friends and family. Love this area, and this brewery is awesome because it has two separate sides - the brewery side and the restaurant side. I had a wonderful experience at both recently. As I was snapping photos and gawking at the gorgeous plant wall, the bartender came over to me and let me know he actually made that for his girlfriend and 95% of the plants are real and they have to get up in a ladder to water them. The dedication! Such a sweet story and goes to show the thought and love that went into this place!

Clay - As I mentioned in my review of 2-16-24, Six Bridges Brewing itself got good remarks (4 stars). Your reply and suggestion that my less than favorable comments regarding Spiced Right BBQ should be removed from my Yelp review and relocated to them - isn't happening. SBB is co-located with SRBBQ. This is from SBB's Yelp site: "Six Bridges Brewing partnered with Spiced Right Ribhouse to provide great beer and great BBQ in one great place." My Yelp review isn't the only one that is less than pleased with SRBBQ's Crabapple operation. The thrust of my review was that SBB needs to get their food "partner" to improve their products. There are several other area BBQ places with better BBQ - and where you can get a cold brew.

Always a friendly face on hand to talk about new beers and what's coming soon. Staff is knowledgeable and always attentive. Please be aware that Spiced Right is a separate business although housed within the same space.

I've been here a few times, once right when they first opened and again more recently. The main brewery part is small and intimate, which is great. There is a decent sized outdoors with couches and tables and cornhole sometimes. There is only one bathroom in this building though and can lead to waits during peak times. The second building is mainly a restaurant but also serves beers. The selection is good and the BBQ place is pretty good, especially the wings. It is first come, first served seating and gets crowded on weekends. The staff is super nice and welcoming and the beer is great! There is surely a variety for everyone.

Crazy how yelp said y'all close at 10 and I show up trying to get to beer and was turned away and I asked if I could just buy it and leave and her response was I can get in big trouble. Waste of my time and I came from out of state and wanted to take cans back with me but oh well it's my fault from reading yelp

Always liked the brewery and today was my first time eating at the Spiced Right BBQ next door. The brisket and fries were both outstanding! I also enjoyed the sweet vinegar based sauce. I will definitely be back to try their ribs, pork, etc. So glad we finally got a great BBQ joint in Crabapple.

Great ambiance and amazing beer. Service was great, very informative. I got to taste 5 of the offered bears and they were all great, loved the stout!

Don't go for the food as it's horrible. Fatty portions served, and when confronted management, they could've cared less.

I have been a huge fan of Six bridges since they opened in John's creek. So happy they have added this second location and the beer is amazing here as well. Definitely recommend the discover pale ale always a quality drink.

They held my credit card while we ate and had a beer. When I went to pay, I found out they charged another group with my credit card and them gave them MY credit card! Their website and door states that the Crabapple Tap opens on Saturday at 11:00 am. They don't open the tap room until 4 pm! The place is incompetent.

Finally, this place opened. I have been looking forward it since I saw the notice that the then unoccupied building would be home to Six Bridges. Finally, a brewery near work, because there are days where you could certainly use a beer after quitting time. I kept waiting, and there kept being delays, which I know wasn't their fault. Anyway, this is a cool, kinda smaller brewery with good beers. I've yet to have one I've not liked. The staff is very nice, and wants to make sure everyone is happy. Now, if only their bbq joint next door would open!

Love Spiced Right! The best BBQ. The Brisket is so good!! Even inside it's like sitting outside.

We went here tonight around 7pm after dinner at another crabapple restaurant. We were there with 4 other couples and a handful of kids. Kids were running on the grass behind the brewery (as we've seen kids do every other time we've been here). Abruptly at 9pm, a female manager, Amy I believe, approached our kids and told them they could not run on the grass or play connect 4 anymore (did not tell parents but told kids). Our kids were sitting on a couch next to our table and she told them they needed to stand with us. She then told the parents that our kids were "disturbing other patrons," despite no one being directly near them. When we asked why they were all of a sudden told they could not go on the grass, she said they were distrusting the residential neighbors. Mind you several of the people in our party live in said neighborhood. We said that was unfortunate how she spoke to the kids and would lose the business of the 8 adults (4 couples), to which she responded "I'm fine with that." I understand that there are certain times establishments may not want kids, but they then need to be upfront about a cut off time and speak to parents, not kids. Because of Amy and the way she approached our kids and her snarky response, the adults took their business to another Crabapple market establishment for more drinks (after bedtime for said kids and spent more money). Crabapple is full of families and the appeal of a brewery with an inside and outside area is that families can come with kids and enjoy it. Really hope Amy doesn't scare anymore families away from 6 bridges.