Red Oak Brewery - Whitsett

My wife and I went here for a date and their Oaktoberfest event. The beer is amazing, that is definitely 5 out of 5 stars. The facility is state of the art and such an amazing place. I would love to go back on a date when there isnt as many people. It was so packed you felt like you couldn't move. Also it seemed like the only thing they didnt run out of was beer. We were guaranteed oaktoberfest mugs and didn't get one. They did have replacement mugs they gave but but its not what was promised. The first 2 food trucks were out of food and only overcooked burgers at the 3rd one. The brat and pretzel hut was over a 2hr wait for those things. Ao the event was a little disappointing but the facility and the beer are amazing. No pictures because you arent supposed to take pictures unless they are selfies. Also they do not allow kids or anyone under 21 at anytime, not just for this event. They do allow dogs though.

Place is huge! Good selection of beers. Very nice place inside and out. Wish there was a better selection of food. But, it's not a restaurant, it's a brewery.

I have yet to go to the brewery itself, but when I get their beer from the store it's either perfect or it fizzes like soda, retains no head whatsoever, and tastes sharp with no typical beer aroma or flavor. It's 50/50 on which one it'll be and when I'm paying $10 for a six pack that shouldn't happen at all.

Drove 30min to come to the brewery for some drinks and food. Come to find out they don’t allow children which is absolutely ridiculous. They have a huge outdoor area, I don’t understand the reasoning. Parents should obviously should keep watch and control of their kids and if they can’t then ask them to leave, simple as that. Just like someone having too many drinks and loosing control of themselves. This is a huge blow to their business in my opinion and makes me want to stop drinking their beer. Let’s break the family up when they want to go out great message y’all are sending. Hope some changes come in the future.

I, unfortunately, share a similar review of Red Oak as a few other folks. Over the course of more than a dozen years, I 've frequently driven past Red Oak, often during my trips to or from Washington, D.C., always intrigued but regrettably constrained by time. However, today was an exception. My wife and I decided to stop in with our 7 month old child. To our surprise and disappointment, after a delightful stroll through the beautiful garden, we were informed of the owners ' no one under the age of 21 policy. This left us perplexed, as such policies generally seem to target lively children and teenagers, rather than infants contentedly seated in their parents ' laps or strollers. The employee at the entrance who relayed this policy was very courteous. However, observing him relay the same message to two other families, it was evident that enforcing this rule created some anxiety. Without a doubt, Red Oak 's grounds are breathtaking, and I can only hope that their beer is equally remarkable. However, those inviting signs, strategically placed along the interstate, might consider including a friendly warning to parents who, like us, are both pressed for time and attention, advising them to continue their journey. Given that we don 't reside in the area, it 's improbable that we 'll make another visit. Nonetheless, I extend my best wishes to Red Oak and hope they continue to prosper within the niche they 've carved out.