Resident Culture Brewing Company

Lots of seating and best of all in Plaza Midwood: PARKING! Dog-friendly and lots of beer options. Also, Kenzie is the best!

Nice spot to hang out with friends, play games, enjoy good weather. Came Saturday afternoon and spent a couple hours here. I had some wine and we tried the empanada food truck. We pushed two tables together to accommodate our larger party size. It was busy and lively, nice upbeat energy. There are a few pinball machines and some long communal tables inside as well. I wish they had some fire pits/heaters or something though because it did start to get a bit chilly at the end! I would come back though.@azfitfoodfun

swung by Resident Culture Bar for their Día de los Muertos event, and the atmosphere was straight-up electric. They had awesome vendors, lively music, and some seriously tasty tacos--definitely worth checking out. The whole night had a cool, celebratory feel, and I'm already hyped to come back to see what the bar's like on a regular night. If you're in the mood for good vibes, good food, and a solid crowd, Resident Culture's the spot.

Stopped by before heading to an early bed time for our first day in charlotte! I enjoyed a porter and my husband enjoyed a west coast IPA - both of which were great! We enjoyed the games they had available and the seating was plenty and comfy.The little shopping area with merch was cute and the vending machine was a fun addition.Our beers were poured a little light with a heavy head which might be a turn away for some - so be aware if that is the case for you. But the bartender was nice and helped with our selection!

Vibe is the best - parking is good. They have a decent lot attached but they have a second gravel lot available right down the street. The server was super nice and chatty. Answered all of my questions. Beer was good, good variety and rotating taps.We came on a Saturday and they had a table set out for book and plant swap, leave one take one. I'm so sad I didn't have anything to leave, but need to come back next weekend!

If you want to bring your kids to a brewery, not watch them, and let them run wild, this is the brewery for you!! Seriously, no joke the atmosphere was such that I could not enjoy myself whatsoever. Unattended children were all over the place. I felt like each time I got a drink or food item it was a challenge and obstacle course trying to get them back to my table without spilling or dropping because I was trying to dodge kids. Service was also pretty blah and the beer just average.

Resident Culture boasts awesome beer and vibes! We came on a Friday evening, and enjoyed checking out the food trucks in the parking lot. Some of us got lobster rolls, and others got Mexican food. Both beers I tried were awesome! Squirrel Friends is a tropical sour with flavors of guava, coconut, and lime. Yum! Forever Alone is a hazy NE IPA, and this iteration had notes of peach ring. The brewery is very chill; you can request board games at the bar, and there's a variety of indoor and outdoor seating. This spot is great for groups, and I'll happily return!

Great beer, venue, and vibes! I love this brewery and the employees that work there are always quick and kind.

We enjoyed our time at Resident Culture Brewing Company in Plaza Midwood. This is a local Charlotte brewery that opened in September 2017.We walked over here after hanging out at Pinhouse, about 1-2 blocks down the street (Central Ave). I left my car in the Pinhouse lot and went back to grab it after our visit to Resident Culture. Resident Culture doesn't have its own dedicated lot. You can street-park on Landis Ave for free. You can also park in the Veterans Memorial Park parking lot across the street, next to the tennis courts, for free.Physically, this was your standard brewery. It had a spacious, functional buildout with plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. It was dog-friendly and they have ceiling fans and heat lamps. We sat in a well-covered section of the patio. Resident Culture also had a row of umbrella-covered tables that led to a large tent. It looked like the tent may have been set up for a special event or something. Maybe it's more of a "permanent" fixture right now. I don't know.Our large group had picnic tables right next to The Dumpling Lady food truck. The truck had a steady stream of customers for the duration of our visit. The food smelled good. Beers were ordered inside at the bar. You could buy canned and bottled beer to take home. The big screens behind the bar each displayed a menu selection of 18 Resident Culture beers. We visited late on a Saturday afternoon and they were already out of four beers. Not a big deal, but my wife did want at least one or two of them. The beers we tried tasted A-OK.The staff was friendly and cool.This place was busy, but not crowded. Comfortable.

MISLEADING: Photo shows brisket, but it is really chopped brisket. Yes yes the description says chopped but I'm a visual person so ordered brisket based on photo. MISLEADING