Brawley's Beverage

The best local bottle shop. We spend way too much time and money here! Highly recommend.

Brawley's is a Park Road staple and one of the OG Charlotte bottle shops. They are well supplied with a blend of local Charlotte brews as well as some harder to find micro brews. It's definitely geared towards beer but they have other beverages available as well, and they typically will have a food truck post up on busy nights. There are no TVs and most of the seating is set up as couches which gives it an intimate lounge vibe where you can hang with some friends and converse. Outside they have picnic benches and fire pits so on a beautiful summer night it's a good spot to post up. Not my usual type of hang but I definitely appreciate the vibe here and enjoy popping in for a brew every now and then.

I love this beer spot!!! It may be tiny on the outside, but boy can they pack some beer into this place!! There are sooo many options to choose from whether you're drinking there or carrying out. I truly miss living on that side of town because of this place. There's lots of seating outside for you to bring friends. Very dog friendly if you keep them on a leash! The employees are so nice and quick to help guide you in the direction for the right beverage.

Staff consistently acted extremely rude towards my friend. Frankly they were downright RACIST.

Great "Locals Place" to have a beer and chill! They have a very good craft beer selection, a tasting room with tables and comfy furniture. They also have outdoor seating for when the weather is nice.

Unfortunately, encountered rude staff today. They need to work on their customer service.

The last time at visited Brawley's, the place looked completely different. There was no bar! After dropping my wife off for a spa day, I get the need for my own kind of spa day. When I walked in, the man who I would assume owned the place, was doing inventory. It was early, so I was the only customer. He gave me time to get a good look at the menu before he came over to greet me. He was not overly friendly and not rude. I ordered a couple of beers and we shared a short conversation and that was about it. No, banal banter. Just a comfortable silence in between my beers. To me, that's a good time.

Taprooms are social places, always. A small store with interesting beers and a spacious outdoors seating with casual picnic benches looks laid back. When you walk in and meet the bartender, you are in for one of the friendliest bunch of folks who are always up to suggest and recommend, and super chill. Most of seating is outdoors. They have water /Food bowls for dogs. Plenty of parking behind the place.There are nearby food options and you can BYOF. Viva chicken and smash burger are less than a block away.The beer is a rotating selection across all styles. There is something for everyone. They do also have a store that sells cans and wine. Come here for the laid back vibe.

After several visits to Brawley's it is a must that I share my thoughts. This small but unique Bottle Shop is a great spot to find several beers on tap as well as an extensive array of bottles. In addition to the few seats at the bar there are a few tables inside, however, the patio is the place to be, especially on a nice day!Service is always on point and although they don't have food they do sell bag chips for those of us who may need a little snack.If you are in the area with friends, or looking for a good drink/bottle in a friendly atmosphere Brawley's is your spot!

First time in here and I wasn't disappointed at all. I drive by here often and see how crowded and popular it gets so I figured I had to stop in eventually. My girlfriend and I decided on a whim to give it a shot. Walking in the door the bottle selection looked promising. Many of these places tend to have specialty beers in bottles (imperials, IPAs, stuff like that) that I don't drink much of.We jumped to the bar and grabbed a few pints to drink first while we perused the coolers and shelves for some take-home stuff. The TV screen menu has two pages and features what looks like about 20 different beers on draft. Lots of local stuff and some not-so-local. My girlfriend went for something unique as always. I just did something safe.The bottle selection is what I really want to talk about though. Seriously a lot of great options that span the beer choices out there. There's the IPAs and imperials and such. But there are wheat beers, ciders and unique things that are more palatable too. Prices turn out to not be so bad too, as a result. You can get cans, 12 oz bottles and large bottles with corks or plungers. We checked out for under $25 for 2 drafts and 2 bottles. Will definitely go back for the atmosphere too.