Craft And Draft Irmo

This place is an amazing gem! Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Been here before and enjoyed the food, beverages, and service, but yesterday had my dog with me and saw they were dog friendly outside. We pull up, grab a table outside and the windows are wide open so the bartender and anyone else could see me clearly waiting and looking around like is anyone gonna acknowledge us, but I guess what was on TV was more important than any one coming out to greet me and get my order. Sat there about 10-15 min and left. Probably won't be back after that. Oh, well.

Fun little spot with great food and a ton of beer choices Price per person: $1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Beer Cheese, Pawley's Island Pretzel

An awesome spot to visit in Irmo! The food is delicious and there are a ton of drink options. My family loves the pretzels, brat sampler, and the wraps when they’re serving brunch. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. There is a lot of space to hang out, with plenty of big tables. Bathrooms are always clean. Don’t miss out on the pinball and arcade games as well! They run lots of events during the month, including vendor markets, trivia, and pinball leagues/tournaments. Parking: Parking is never an issue here. Kid friendliness: Lots of kids here beware, sometimes parents just let them run wild. Not the venues’s fault though. Changing table in one of the bathrooms. Price per person: $10–20 Recommended dishes: Beer Cheese, Pawley's Island Pretzel Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free parking lot

Please take this review with a grain of salt because we neither ate nor drink here. Rather, we left because the ordering process was too arduous for us as senior citizens. We wanted to sit outside; however the beer menu was written on a chalkboard or available by QR code. As older adults with Android phones, QR codes are not readily accessible. We have to download an app in order to view these; also, we don't necessarily each carry our phones if one of us has one, because we would rather spend time focusing on one another then staring at our phones. The other choice was to browse the beer cooler inside, which was sort of an endless wall of unfamiliar beers that were organized primarily by region such as local beers. This was overwhelming and contrary to our desire to be outside, as we hoped to figure out which beers were lagers, whitbier, etc. We also hoped there'd be a standard domestic or two for a less adventurous member of our party. The inside looked like it could be cool because it had some big windows that opened, but there were only a few tables as well as a bar, and it was a little too close for comfort for us as vulnerable seniors with preexisting conditions. We ended up leaving, to the smirks of some young folks who were there and who seemed amused by our masks and our need for paper menus. Not a very senior-friendly environment. Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4