Lynnwood Brewing Concern

Lynnwood Brewing Concern on Whitaker Mill Rd is a fantastic spot! Cozy outdoor seating with plenty of shade and lots of indoor space too. Their Stouts and Porters are top-notch, and the service is always on point. Just remember to validate parking with the QR code before you settle in!

Great brewery. The parking lot is now paid, but you can go inside the brewery and scan the QR code for 3 hours free. Went on a Sunday around 1 to watch NFL, and they had a handful of TV's playing the games. I ordered a flight for around $9.50 which was great. They also have QR codes on the table where you can order food from Wilson's eatery next door and they will deliver it to your table at LBC. We ordered the big pretzel and 6 Korean BBQ wings. Both were super good! There were plenty of indoor and outdoor tables to choose from. Overall, we enjoyed our beer, food, and atmosphere.

Went here with my MBA buddies on a sunday night. One of them had 2 under 8 kids but this spot proved to be amazing! We were seated pretty quickly for a party of 10, and then we got service very promptly as well the ambiance was pretty chilled out that of a typical bar with sports and people chatting. We ordered the meat lovers pizza and the impossible burger with a side of their house chips and fries. The pizza was super crispy and crunchy and perfectly cooked. The meat was tender yet flavorful. The burger was a pretty nice size and had enough for 1.5 meal in it. I had to add some ketchup but it was nothing short of perfect.They had ample parking and was very easy to get to. Definitely on my to go list goijg forward!

I was invited here for a meetup with an acquaintance. Only came here because it was a good halfway point between the both of us. The waitress was very pleasant, welcoming, nice, and accommodating. The food was subpar. I ordered a calzone and it wasn't hot enough. Lukewarm inside. Cooked too fast because when I got to the center it didn't have the same temperature. The flavor was okay. I've had way better from Food Lion's frozen section. This is a NO for me. Seems to be very low quality, which is to be expected for Brewery /sports bar vibes. The waiter took this to the 3* she was amazing but your waiters can't carry the experience to 4 or even 5 stars. The food needs to be improved here. The person I came with said his cheese steak was good.

The best part of this spot is the indoor/outdoor ambiance - plenty of seating and a fun vibe. The beer was fine, we had gone to a few other breweries earlier in the day and honestly liked those better. The service we got when we ordered beer was also lacking - almost standoff-ish, which was quite a different vibe than all other places we've been who have been very friendly. In summary, it's fine.

Great brewery/bar combination with rustic decor, plenty of seating and a restaurant across the parking lot. Bar Showcases their variety of beers and always 20+ beers on tap. Great place to enjoy a pint and a conversation. Bartenders and busters are great and in their game. Very casual and during the warmer weather, outdoor seating is available. Parking can be at a premium after 5 pm.

I actually like the beer options and the interior layout but I gave it 2 stars because I wasn't aware when entering or while I was there they consider themselves a "dog friendly" establishment (I am allergic) to the point where there were multiple dogs, in the one picture that has 2 dogs, after sniffing each others butts the Golden Retriever was allowed to stand up with front paws on the counter and licked/ate a treat off the counter the bartender provided-nasty!

Great beer- great atmosphere. Lots of room indoors and out. Food from next door was very good- we had the pork nachos and the pork was delicious. The right amount of toppings. Recommend the upgrade of avocado. Service was friendly and quick. Walk up to the bar- no table service. You order food from an app, and if you're sitting at a table that has a number they will bring it to you. Otherwise, you just walk in and pick it up when they text you it is ready. Food was ready before the time they promised, hot and delicious.Just a short distance from the Crabtree Creek trail. The road from the trail is wide and has a bike path part of the way, but the cars are fast so be careful. No bike racks that we saw, but plenty of objects to lock your bike to.

Lynwood Brewing Company and Wilson's Eatery are part of the same business.  Lynwood has the taps and Wilson's has the food and also the taps.  Lynwood Brewing Company is a wide open brew pub.  It reminds me of a college bar, with a whole lot of taps offering some good beer offerings. There is a lot of space here both inside and outside and they are dog friendly in case you like to have a meal and beer with your fur babies.To order food here, my best suggestion would be to just walk over to Wilson's and order for yourself, before ordering the beer. To order beer, you have to stand in line which is not optimal.  Luckily the line went fast. The BEER: Once you go black IPA 7% ABV...  my favorite beer here, malty dark IPA, yes, that is a thing and it is delicious.... FIRE Blonde Moment Belgian Ale 6.2% ABV... well balanced and great Belgian blonde ale Catalina Breeze double IPA 7.8% ABV... the label for this one should just be IPA, it is good Hop on Top west coast IPA 7% ABV... it's a west coast IPA Note to Self IPA 6.8% ABV... good, very hoppy Lynwood Brewing Company is not the best brewery in Raleigh. It is a great brewery, but if you only get a chance to visit one brewery in this area, there are better options.

A mediocre experience on the rooftop. Pretzel bites were overcooked and unremarkable. Our server was impossible to find. High top chairs incredibly short for the tables. Cigarette smoke drifted up from in front of the building.