Welcome to SouthEnd Brewing

“ Loveeee LOVE coming on a weekend especially for a late sunday afternoon when you can enjoy the early feels of spring coming sitting by the fire pits outside. Service as always is great and the flatbreads are amazing. The marinara sauce on the flatbreads is amazing and the crust is slightly charred to perfection! ”

Celeste S.

“ Stopped in for brunch on Sunday, had been wanting to try the food at South End for a long time, as I've heard great things about their food from several people. Got there right as they opened, so plenty of seating to pick from. Drink orders are placed at the bar, and food ordered at places at the kitchen and brought out when ready. It's a very laid back, casual atmosphere, with colorful art on the walls. Service was friendly. The brunch menu had several tempting options, in the end I went with the brunch bowl with sausage and potatoes. It was good, and a nice sized portion, though I do wish it had more cheese, you can never go wrong with more cheese. I also got a flight of mimosas, which was flavorful, each with different juices. I think the pineapple mimosa was my favorite. We got our meals placed just in time, as yoga let out at 11, and the bar got very full instantly. So just beware of the after yoga rush on Sundays. I'll certainly try it again and see what else they have to offer. ”

Mike V.

“ If you ever find yourself wandering the vibrant streets of Greensboro, make sure to carve out time to visit SouthEnd Brewing Co. on Lewis Street a place where craft beer and a warm, welcoming vibe converge. The brewery exudes undeniable charm, housed in a building that adds character to Greensboro's downtown scene. The founders have created a space that balances rustic elements with the energy of a modern craft brewery. Exposed brick, wooden beams, and vintage details set the stage for a memorable experience. Walking in, I was immediately drawn to the space's unique blend of spaciousness and intimacy. It feels like a community hub somewhere you can relax, grab a pint, and strike up a conversation with strangers who quickly feel like friends. The taproom's large windows flood the space with natural light, creating a relaxed atmosphere where the staff's friendliness is matched only by the patrons' enthusiasm for good beer. And the beer? Oh, the beer. SouthEnd Brewing Co.'s lineup is as diverse as it is exceptional. I started with their flagship pale ale a crisp, refreshing brew that strikes the perfect balance of hops and malt. It sets the tone for the brewery's laid-back ambiance. Next up was a rich, velvety stout with notes of chocolate and coffee, perhaps a subtle nod to the art of brewing itself. Their rotating seasonal selections kept things lively and creative, from a juicy IPA bursting with tropical fruit to a tart, refreshing sour that added a fun twist to the menu. What truly sets SouthEnd Brewing Co. apart, though, is its sense of community. As I sipped my pint, I couldn't help but appreciate the effort put into creating a space where everyone feels welcome a place that fosters connections and celebrates the craft beer culture thriving in Greensboro today. Whether you're a local or just passing through, SouthEnd Brewing Co. on Lewis Street isn't just a stop it's a destination. It's a place where every sip tells a story, every corner holds a memory, and every visit leaves you feeling like you're part of something bigger. ”

Jillian F.

“ Casual brewery/pub located in downtown Greensboro! My husband and I just wanted a quick, small bite so we met here since he loves breweries. I had the Bavarian pretzels and my husband had the maple porter brisket sandwich. The pretzels were slightly over-salted, but overall not bad. The fries that came with my husband's sandwich were really good. We weren't here for long, but the brewery was a very fun, relaxed spot. The outside is dog friendly and they had fire pits going. I just loved the overall vibe. There's no designated parking lot, but we were able to snag free parking a few streets away. There are some paid areas though. ”

Melody B.

“ I arrived here at 7:35pm on a Tuesday evening with two friends to grab some food following an event across the street. It was trivia night, so it was fairly busy. Around 7:45pm, I ordered food. I got the half pound garlic parm wings (6) and regular fries ($8). The total was $18. You must order order at the food counter and drinks at the bar. After ordering, we went outside to sit as the inside was completely full. The music was pretty loud when it was playing. I received my food at 7:53pm. The wings were perfectly cooked! I loved the crisp it had. However, the dry rub wasn't enough for me, in my opinion. I like my wing flavors bold and it wasn't. My fries were lukewarm and mixed consistently in crispiness. It was definitely overpriced. My friends got sandwiches and they highly enjoyed them. I would return to try a sandwich. They come with fries and seems more affordable. ”

Zay M.