Other Lands — Restaurant in Greenville

Hate to be a naysayer, but this place will not survive more than a year without some changes. (sorry, but I have a pretty good radar on this as does a friend of mine who’s been to Other Lands— including other places besides South Carolina — I’ve been to breweries, e.g. Birds fly south, and thought “I like what they’re doing but they just don’t have very great beers“….and then those places go out of business :-(.

I love your values/mission for community and your values and you have a great indoor and outdoor space. But to state it plainly to Other Lands: unless You expect the wealthy crowd in North Main to patronize you EVERY day for a LONG time (not likely), you will fail unless you change your serving size and price. The beer I had was decent (my ultra-experienced friend said her beer was mediocre), but paying $7 or & $9 for a 13oz beer is not sustainable.

I have had over 1300 unique beers, so no matter what you believe about how great your beers are, your confusing price structure and less-than-pint-size beer servings will bring about your demise unless you make some changes very soon. Believe me, I would like to see you succeed. However unless you hear this in this public space (even if I say it to your face at the counter you probably won’t hear it), but please listen well. I would like you to succeed, you are in my neighborhood I want an option like yours.

As such, I don’t want to read about your obituary 12 months from now— not to mention all the money you and your investors will lose. Note to investors: help other lands succeed, but without expecting a super quick return via over-priced offerings in this early stage

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If you're in search of a beer oasis, look no further than Other Lands Brew! From the moment I stepped through the rustic wooden doors, I knew I was in for a treat – and what a delightful treat it was!

First, let's talk ambiance. The brewery's cozy, dimly lit interior is the perfect setting for good times with friends or a relaxed evening out. The friendly staff greeted me with smiles as warm as their freshly brewed ales.

Now, onto the star of the show – the beer! Oh, my taste buds danced with joy with every sip. Whether you're into hoppy IPAs, velvety stouts, or crisp lagers, Other Lands Brew has you covered. Their diverse selection of craft brews is like a symphony for your palate.

I had the pleasure of trying their signature IPA, and it was a heavenly experience. Light, refreshing, and just the right amount of fruity notes to keep me coming back for more.

And let's not forget the snacks! The brewery offers a scrumptious menu of beer-friendly bites, from loaded nachos to mouthwatering sliders. Trust me, you'll want to pair your brew with one of these tasty treats.

But the true magic of Other Lands Brew lies in its sense of community. It's a place where strangers become friends over a shared love for exceptional beer. Whether you're a seasoned craft beer aficionado or a newbie, you'll feel right at home.

So, if you're in the mood for a beerventure that's equal parts delicious and heartwarming, Other Lands Brew is the place to be. Grab your pals, raise a glass, and savor the brews and memories in this little slice of beer paradise. Cheers to Other Lands Brew – where beer dreams really...

When I first heard whispers of Otherlands I was stoked. A good place to grab beer, coffee and some light bites? Perfect. To top it all off, the beer was phenomenal the first couple times I went. Unfortunately, things taken a bit of a turn as they’ve progressed. I’m starting to think the long term goal of this place is to be an event space as there is rarely a night without some sort of event. Whether it be SpongeBob night, Lana Del Rey night, a buttrock DJ night, yoga, a night market or the place is literally closed to the public for a private event, there seems to always be some sort of deterrent. I’ve showed up on multiple occasions now just to walk out and drive up the road to a spot with worse product, because there’s been a loud DJ in the corner and my friends and I can’t have a conversation without shouting over each other or the place was rented out for the night.

A good product will bring people into this space. The product is there. Predictability is key for a neighborhood spot like this - and predictability is the exact thing that this place lacks. I would by all means be a regular here, if I could show up and know that I could grab a beer, hang with some friends and have a nice chill time, damn near every time. Unfortunately that’s not the case anymore and I really hope they can come to realize that their events might actually be pushing more people out than they’re...