“ Enjoyed a quick beer while visiting Charlotte. Outdoor space is super cute, but is best for those with kids. The inside has a more adult vibe, and is dog friendly. Great selection of beer. Was pleased to have two sours to choose from. Had the seasonal, Cranberry Orange Crumble Sherbet. Light, fruity and extremely crushable. They also have a food truck full-time onsite, which I always appreciate with a brewery. Def recommend checking this place out if you're ever in the area. ”

“ Couldn't be happier that I decided to stop on in here as this brewery was a super fun time! Of the brews I went with a Tap Tap and let me say it was a perfect West Coast IPA as it had that perfect hop profile that I dig and love as I'm very familiar with this style IPA as I'm from California so it just took me back home for a bit making for a super yummy brew from start to finish! This brewery was chill as right as we walked in we were greeted and asked what we liked me never have been here before I just grabbed my go to an IPA so that right there just made me smile! Overall we only stopped in for a drink but I really enjoyed the whole vibe here if I lived in the area I'd totally come back to visit again and again but who knows when I'll make it back to Charlotte but let's just say that if I do it will definitely involve a Triple C visit! ”

“ Came here on a Saturday recently for their Santa meet and greet for a friend's child. It was a great set up and there was a lot to do inside the holiday space! We sat outside on the picnic tables and drank and ate food from the food truck parked in the space. There are QR codes on the tables to place a pick up order for the food truck to not have to get up and wait in line. The food is pretty tasty and plenty of options! The French fries are a solid choice and always a go to even if you don't want a full sandwich, pizza, or chicken fingers. ”

“ One of the older/originals of the Charlotte brewery scene - it's a staple and always consistently good! We love how this spot has grown and evolved - but the beer remains the same. I love cranes in the sky, 3C ipa and rainbow sherbet. They have popcorn and bar snacks, but also have a delicious food truck (Izzy's) on site. Great indoor and outdoor seating, there's something for everyone. You really can't go wrong here! ”

“ I feel bad that I've let nearly ten years pass (and 17,000 reviews!) before returning to Triple C. Ten years is quite a while and it's time to update. Arriving at around 4:30, I studied the beer menu and landed on the Bier, a German-style Pilsner. Poured into the proper glassware, this beer was excellent. Crisp, light and clean. Perfect Pilsner. I sat for a bit, wifi'ed for a bit, got some food from the food truck and generally had a pleasant evening. Izzy's is dedicated for Triple C and has a menu including pizza, chicken sandwiches, a beef burger, grilled veggie pita, chicken wings, nachos and fries. I got the fries with the beer cheese sauce. I left as the trivia was getting started. I know people love trivia. I do not and so that was my cue to depart. This is a great brewery and I promise, it won't be ten years until I'm back! [Review 20771 overall - 3503 in North Carolina - 1754 of 2023.] ”

“ We liked Triple C! We stopped by for the first time recently and decided to try a couple of flights. I love ordering flights when visiting a brewery for the first time because you are able to sample several beers without committing to an entire pint. The bartender was nice and helpful with finding some beer that we might like. I enjoyed the Sweet Cream and Neon Limes the best. Neon Limes is a really refreshing summer time beer, nice and light. There is a large case of refrigerated canned beer. Great spot to grab and go. The parking situation is terrible. The interior is typical brewery atmosphere and they are very dog friendly here! I like the location and we'll be back to try some more flavors soon. ”

“ Good brews - the Carolina Blue Sky Sherbet is my fave. It's a sour but not *too* sour. They also sell it canned in the refrigerator if being around so many dogs and people with children is too much for you to handle. And it can be, I get it. It's the perfect spot for a laid back hang sesh with friends. I might've been one of 3-4 people of color, but that's no big deal when you're used to that at South End breweries lol. Izzy's food truck is on site. Everyone was raving about the wings but I'm not completely sold. Def get the chicken thigh nachos though. ”

“ Nice little place. Friendly staff. Good beer. Would definitely go back! Many many bars walking distance on the same street. ”

“ You can find Triple C Brewing at 2900 Griffith St Charlotte, NC 28203 - this is in the Southside where you'll find a handful of newish breweries - reminds me of the Beltline breweries in Atlanta with many within easy walking distance. We ended up parking on the street but there were several pay lots. I'm not quite sure how long this brewery has been here but it appear to have an established following - the interior is chic industrial with a mix of modern fixtures and reclaimed wood in the taphouse. A glass wall allows viewing of the brewhouse with bright stainless steel tanks. It's mostly tall tables with the bar more for ordering than seating. There are also several tables outside on the lawn and patio with umbrellas so it felt very open and welcoming. Tried a handful of beers - this was our first stop after a beer festival - we probably should have looked for food but this looked promising so here we are - I'm glad we dropped in. For beer I had the following: Just a Lil' Thicc Stout 6.1% - 3.7/5 Fairly easy drinking stout with notes of citrus and smoky chocolate, finishing well balanced hoppy and a touch floral. Toasted Imperial BA Stout 9.4% - 4.2/5 Was hoping for more barrel on this, you get a hint of oak otherwise this is a sweet smores stout with chocolate, coconut and vanilla, finishing creamy and a bit sticky marshmallow. Neon Limes Lager 5.7% - 3.5/5 - Crisp lager with fairly neutral malt body with a bit of tartness and lime on the nose. Very refreshing. Rainbow Sherbet Berliner Weisse 4.2% - 4/5 Quite a tasty fruited sour on the verge of being thick bodied, otherwise bright with notes of tart raspberry and lime, slightly creamy body finishing with sweet pineapple and vanilla - almost registers like pineapple upside down cake. In all the experience was quite good with knowledgeable taproom staff willing to answer questions and little wait. The beer menu only had a few items to entice me as I generally gravitate towards sours, stouts and Belgian brews, but I liked everything I tried. ”