Triple C Brewing Company — Restaurant in Charlotte

Be careful with their promotional offers. My first and only experience with this brewery was trying to use a promo offer and try some of their beer. They gave out promo offers with no expiration date for a growler of beer with the growler to exchange at the brewery. When I arrived I was told they don’t do those any more, I understand business practices change but then I was told that the offer with no expiration date had no value anymore. So just be warned they may stop honoring offers at any point without an offer of a substitution.

Reply: It was a physical laminated card, and a glass Triple C growler, I don’t have a picture of it because I didn’t need a picture of a physical item to present. You can ask your male bartender 6’-6’2” light brown hair working at the location today 9/28/24 at around 4pm, he said he had one like it at home, I left the laminated card and the growler on the bar. I have no idea what was done with it and frankly I don’t really care. I’m not trying to get anything, I’m just posting so everyone knows to use anything handed out by this...

Triple C Brewing Company might be one of my favorite breweries in Charlotte, North Carolina. I know that’s a big statement but there’s so many amazing things about it. The staff are super friendly and very knowledgeable about the beers. They’re always willing to let you try stuff. I love the space. It’s not super bi and it’s dog friendly. The beers are amazing. They have some of my favorite sours and their ginger seltzer is one of the best things I’ve drank here in Charlotte so far. Of course the biggest part is their resident food truck Izzy’s. Everything I’ve eaten there has been incredible. I absolutely love their vinegar fries, the beer, cheese, the chicken thigh, nachos and the wings. Everything is always so fresh and delicious and they are super friendly. Can’t wait...

Beer is pretty good. Atmosphere is cool.

My only complaint; there are no obvious signs about their parking protocol IN the parking lot. If you park in the lot behind the brewery, make sure to move your car before they close (which is 8 on Sundays) or they'll lock your car in until the next day. I spent 30ish minutes after close talking to a friend out front and came back to my truck locked behind the gate. Come on. I wouldn't have parked there had they made their rules more clear. There were open street spots. Thankfully I have a beater that I was able to take to work the next day. Safest bet is to park on the street, walk if you live close by, or re-park somewhere else before they close.

Please put some signs around the fence so you can read them as...