Old Mill Brewpub

The Old Mill Brewpub in located in our downtown of Lexington, SC. 

As you may have guessed, it is in an old mill that has been around since the late 1890s as a cotton mill.

With great rustic finishes.

It offers comfortable, casual dining.

Local artwork is on display and available for purchase.

The bar is super charming being a building within a building. A bottle of water is provided when you sit down.

When at pub restaurants, we order a flight of beer so we don't have to decide on one.

We chose the following (the first 2 were brewed on site).

Cookie and Cream Milk Stout
12 Mile Oatmeal Porter
NoDa Gordgeous Pumpkin Spice Ale (Charlotte, NC)
Lone Rider Sweet Josie Brown Ale (Raleigh, NC)
Sycamore Mountain Candy IPA (Charlotte, NC)

The cookies and cream milk stout was my favorite! We both really enjoyed the 12 mile oatmeal porter and the Lone Rider ale as well.

For lunch I always order the Farmer's Daily. A wrap with grilled portobello mushrooms, tomatoes, carrots, red pepper hummus, cucumbers and baby spinach tossed in a poppy seed vinaigrette. They have some of the best fries around here, spiced perfectly.

Jim indulged in the Brisket Melt with horseradish chive white cheddar, caramelized onion, hopped mayo on an onion roll. The sweet potato fries are embellished with cinnamon.

I hope you enjoyed this look at the local brewpub. Definitely recommended if coming to town. Prices are very reasonable.

If you go, located at:
711 East Main Street
Lexington, SC

Sunday - Thursday 11am - 10pm
Friday - Saturday 11am - 11pm

Thank you for stopping by! ~Val

Twisted Spur Brewing

We enjoyed a flight at Twisted Spur Brewing in the Vista of Columbia, SC.

How fun is the serving platter in the shape of South Carolina?

We went with Coco Hefe (my favorite), Great White Buffalo (Jim's favorite), Sexi Mexi and Lemon Pill.

The beer is brewed on site behind the bar.

The food was excellent. Jim enjoyed the Cocky Cajun Chicken Salad which was blackened chicken breast, romaine, garlic croutons, and asiago, tossed in house-made Caesar dressing.

I enjoyed the Black Bean Melt which was a house made black bean patty with melted cheddar cheese, mixed greens, shaved red onion, tomato, and citrus sour cream on jalapeño bread. Perfect hand cut fries were on the side.

We certainly appreciated the food and beer here as well as the reasonable prices.

If you go, located at 705 Gervais Street in Columbia, SC. Current hours are:

Monday-Thursday 4 pm-11pm

Friday 11am-12am

Saturday 10am-12am

Sunday 10am-11pm

Brunch Served 10am - 2pm Saturday and Sunday

Thank you for stopping by! ~Val