Little Brother Brewing

Medium size space, industrial / old style decor; 9 own beers on tap plus some ciders and wine, no food except chips; good WiFi; flights available, decent beer

Corner location in a characterful old building that has been a social hub of one sort or another for about a century. Long bar and some restaurant tables, small brewhouse at one end of the bar. Just four beers on offer when I stopped in, a slimmer choice than usual because of the busy holiday, but that's a good sign. They did have two guest beers from Brown Truck. Flights of four, conveniently enough. Their best beer was a collab with Wooden Robot and was delicious; a second was solid, and the other two were just OK - a lot better than many NC breweries. They do crowlers in both 32oz and 16 oz sizes, first time I've seen that. No food, but after 4pm you can order a limited menu from McDoul's Irish Pub next door, and their food is tasty trad Irish. Great service, very friendly and chatty. Worth going out of your way to visit, and perfect competition for that place across the street.

Newly opened brewery in downtown Greensboro on Elm Street, right across from the iconic Natty Greene's. Super cool building sitting on the corner with antique corner entrance. Very warm inviting feel. Inside is very nice with bar space, some high top tables and a nice window seat area up front. Service was very fast and very friendly. There is food on the menu and it looked nice, but I didnt get any on this visit. Restrooms were clean. The whole place was clean and well lit. I enjoyed my visit and plan to return soon. I looked for Travler, even called out for him, but alas he was nowhere to be found!!! Better luck next time!!