Flying Bull Beer Co

Whenever I find myself on 9th Street, I somehow magnetically end up here. It is usually not packed-full, but jovial enough. The beer selection on the large screens is maybe intimidating. But the barkeeper always knows how to narrow it down to something that really pleases me.They make do so well with their small location and I am very pleased to see they are going to open an additional very big location closer to downtown! I talked with the barkeeper about it, since they have an interesting diagram on their wall. He said probably by December of this year! (and this location remains also). How exciting!

Nice little beer drinking spot surrounded by a bunch of dining options.Picked this as a place to meet some friends because they have multiple dark beer options, for those wanting something else besides American lagers and IPAs. We enjoyed multiple interesting offerings.Sat out on the streetside tables and enjoyed some food from the Vietnamese place next door. Ordered inside there and they brought it out to the brewery seating when it was ready. Nice symbiosis going on.

Quick service, good drinks. Lovely place! Head to the beer garden out back - fans to stay out of the heat but still a cute little spot to go.

Very cool little nano brewery in Durham. Stopped in after a softball game because I needed a beer, and this place was a great decision. The beer menu is well curated, the House BEERS were outstanding for a small brewery, and the service was great. The kid working at the bar was very helpful, only to me, but to everyone that came in. His recommendations were spot on, and he couldn't have been nicer. I highly recommend this place.

I get a bit annoyed when I go to a brewery and 80 percent of their beers are IPAs. I drink dark beer and sometimes there isn't a single one on the menu. Flying Bull has several to pick from! And the best part? The stouts are imperial! They also have many other lighter beers, but if you're a stout or porter fan like I am, you have to check this place out!

Great little brewery hidden in the stroll down Ninth Street. College kids don't deserve such a nice place with well made beer and the sweetest bartender.

Excellent beer and friendly staff. The beer garden is a perfect place to hang out and enjoy a beer - or host an event. I have hosted a few events here and have been pleased every time. Weekly karaoke and live music too.

Our orders: flight (stout, brown ale, lager and something else don't recall, might be a sour) and cider (not pictured).Possibly the best craft brews we had in our quick NC getaway. Truly impressed as someone who rarely likes beers. The brewery offers their own products on tap and other locally made drafts. Favorite of the night was the stout - smooth like good coffee, no bitter aftertaste. The brown ale was great too, with nutty notes. Did not feel heavy or bloated after!Small rustic interior, has outdoor seating in both front and back (biergarten with heating lamps and string lights). Street and off street parking both easily accessible.

Came here with friends who were visiting NC for first time. My son and his friends ordered food and loved it. They especially loved the fries cooked in duck fat. I tried it and it was delicious. I ordered a "Durhamer Brown Ale"...notes of chocolate bread and dried fruit. My buddy ordered the "Cuvee #1", with notes of oaky spice and dark fruits with dry tannic finish. We were pleased but not floored by our choices. Neat place though, dog friendly and staff were very friendly.

We dropped into Flying Bull after a Duke game and had a wonderful experience. They have a really cozy outdoor dining/lounge area with fire pits at each table, which is where we sat. Everything we had was delicious.....roasted cauliflower, wings, salad, and wine. Service was spot on as well. We also heard the couple behind us commenting on how amazing the food was. We will definitely be back!!