Threefoot Brewing

What buyers say

“Cool place. It’s an old bank. But be aware, they close up for the afternoon! I was on the road from Houston to Chattanooga and had identified this as a late lunch stop. But they had just closed. ☹️ But the Head Brewer Jonathan was very friendly and is making some good beer. (He still let me grab one”

— Jeremiah Barrett · 5★

“They have a new GM who is also the chef, Henry Countiss. We had a wonderful Lunch Special today: Chilaquiles Verdes -crispy tortillas, house verde, juicy chicken, queso fresco, cilantro, radish, crema drizzle, and fried egg! The lunch special is $10, rotating with some great variety. The food was”

— G M · 5★

“On our way from Knoxville to New Orleans and stopped in for lunch. We all enjoyed the flights we tried and the new menu is top notch. Cheers to an awesome place. Will definitely stop in again if we are passing through town. Do not pass it up”

— Shawn G · 5★

Buyer Q&A

Common questions buyers ask about Threefoot Brewing.

What is this place and what can I find here?

Threefoot Brewing is a craft brewery where you can find a variety of locally produced beers.

Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?

You can walk in during business hours, but it's best to check for any scheduled tours or events.

What are the hours of operation?

The hours of operation vary, so it's advisable to check their website for the most current information.

Is there a fee to use this?

There is no fee to visit the brewery, but purchases of products will apply.

Who is this open to — anyone, or only residents/members?

This facility is open to anyone interested in craft beer and local beverages.

Is this open on weekends?

Yes, Threefoot Brewing is open on weekends, but hours may vary.

How do I get there and where do I park?

You can get there by following local directions to Meridian, and parking is available on-site.