South Slope's Breweries Don't Close When the Sun Does
South Slope's Breweries Don't Close When the Sun Does
Twenty-plus breweries packed into twelve walkable blocks, and by nine PM the South Slope shifts gears — day drinkers home, night crowd out, taprooms that double as actual bars. Burial Beer Co. turns into the neighborhood's de facto hangout after dark; the patio gets louder, the stouts get weirder, and someone's usually spinning vinyl from a corner nook.
Walk two blocks to The Odditorium for live punk, metal, and whatever weird thing the booker talked themselves into this week. Cover's usually under fifteen bucks. For a slower gear, Sovereign Remedies on North Market Street pours cocktails out of a former pharmacy — the bartenders know what they're doing and the room feels like it's been kept secret on purpose.
Last call still means last call in Asheville, and the Uber wait after bars close can run twenty minutes. Plan accordingly.