Reformation Brewery (Woodstock) - Woodstock, Georgia

Kevin D.

For visitors popping by the Atlanta region, this is a true hole in the wall spot an hour north of the city.

Lindsay and the crew were a sweet bunch to be seen. Especially when I mentioned I was coming from out of state to check out this place! Particularly after partying too hard during my visit in Atlanta proper I was impressed by the beer selection for someone trying to lay back on the fun (even though it was quite small) yet less is better in my opinion.

Their Mexican lager and IPA was much more elevated than similar craft beers I've had (and had more taste than your typical grocery store beers).

Can't wait to return here when another trip to ATL is in the pipeline.

Alex S.

I love coming to Reformation in Woodstock with my friends. It's our usual get together spot before we do anything locally.

The beers are really good, they have got their process down for sure. I have been supporting Reformation in one way or another for over a decade, so very happy to see them grow and flourish in the Atlanta area.

If you are here, expect a dog friendly and a kids friendly environment with games and comfortable seating outside, and awesome live music on the weekends. I love coming here and it's one of my top 10 spots in Atlanta area that I revisit often 🙂

Nhoj ?. S.

This brewery was pretty good and not TOO BAD.
They had plenty of inside and outside seating.
It had a really good California feel to it, but without all of the politics and taxes associated with California.
The beer selection is nice and their beers are pretty good.
Went for memorial day.
We also had a hog roast there and that was amazing too.
I really like the plethora of outside seating.
Down town Woodstock has grown alit!
Ok
Bye

Rockin R. B. -. G.

FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
Love the outdoor space with the little trailer and lounge chairs. the minute you open the front door to Reformation Brewery you can hear and feel the fun. The have games, tons of sitting area, and good food!
SERVICE:
Fantastic! John & Hunter were super friendly and happy to be there.
FOOD & BEER:
Great beer, I had their flight and really enjoyed all the beers. My fav were the light ones, super smooth and refreshing.
Great food as well, the chicken wings were my favorite and the fritters. But it's all very tasty and savory.

OVERALL: Great atmosphere , good food, good beer. What else can you ask for. And you can take the kids!

Dave M.

Woodstock is a great city and Reformation Brewery is at the heart of the action. The building itself is aesthetically pleasing and it offers a huge space to accommodated groups of all sizes. There’s wooden chairs outside, stool seating both indoor and outdoor, benches, leather couches, and cloth chairs. The drink menu is also diverse as they have multiple beer styles on tap along with various cocktails, alcoholic slushees, and non-alcoholic beers to boot. I had a standalone beer and cocktail along with a flight since they are $8’s on Friday before 2pm. Certain styles are better crafted than others, so the variety in choice is nice to have. I saw people working solo on their computer, big groups, families with small children, and couples enjoying themselves so there’s something for everyone. The one complaint is that the second floor bathroom light is time sensitive so I found myself in the dark for a hot minute. Come check it out and find what works for you within their space.

John P.

Not just good beer, it's a great hang!

Rachel C.

If you love breweries but sometimes find they lack a bit of 'heart' Reformation is the place for you.
Mainly outdoors with lots of chairs, though bring your own camping chairs if you are getting there after 5p on a weekend and need a place to sit. Small indoor area with a counter for service (beer, cocktail and mocktail) and some cocktail-style tables.
Animal and kid-friendly (there is a playground literally across the street too). Dogs aren't allowed in the attached restaurant though.
The attached Queenies restaurant can serve up some bbq and has coffee during the day, so this can be a place to co-work as well.
Any time our friends visit we are sure to take them here and most weekends there is something going on (music, vendors, artist, etc) and during the week they host trivia, games nights, etc. too.

Calder M.

The beer is good. The atmosphere is usually spot on. When you drink beer here you're basically paying the locations mortgage. A pour is $8.26, so if you tip at least $1, like a respectable person, an evening here drinking three draft beers is going to run you $27.78. Kind of wild when their six packs still sell for $11.