Currently, our outdoor patio & open-air taproom is open to the public for table service. Tables are spaced at least six feet apart to encourage social distancing. We have plenty of fans running during warmer months and heaters during cooler months. We will do our best to keep the patio & taproom pleasant for everyone.
If you would like to ONLY purchase beer or merchandise to-go you can use our drive-thru pick-up or approach the merchandise tent (left of the entrance door) and we will be happy to help you.
NOTE: We currently do not accept cash transactions.
Monday – Thursday 5-10 PM
Friday 3-10 PM
Saturday 12-10 PM
Sunday 1-6 PM
The drive-thru is open Monday – Friday from 12-5 PM.
*Keep in mind that hours are subject to change at any time and will be announced on our social media channels.
Yes, we require customers to wear masks whenever they are not seated and drinking with their party. Our taproom staff will also be required to wear masks.
When you arrive at the brewery please approach the host stand located to the right of the entrance door. If there is a line, please wait in it (down the side of the building toward Pulaski St.) and we will get you seated as soon as possible. Our taproom staff will start a tab for you at the host stand up front and will bring you to your table with a draft menu and to-go menu. Seating is available inside and outside. If guests will be joining your party later, let them know to check in at the host stand and give the host your name so that they can be seated with you.
Note: Per local ordinance please wear a face covering while inside the taproom at all times when not seated at your table.
Menus are available at each table (and online). Our taproom staff will come by to take your order after you have been seated and will bring your order directly to your table, so there’s no waiting in line! To maintain social distancing measures, we ask that you please remain seated and let your server come to you. Please always keep your children and dogs with you. We only accept card payments, and 100% of the tips will go to our taproom staff.
Our new “touchless” drive-thru to-go beer pick up is available from our licensed premises Monday – Friday from 12-5 PM! See the steps below for how to order and pick up beer to-go:
NOTE: We currently do not accept cash transactions. Limit of 288oz per person per day.
Yes, our restrooms in our taproom are open for customers.
We are committed to keeping our customers and employees healthy and safe by adhering to the latest CDC guidelines. In addition to socially-distanced seating, we have implemented strict cleaning procedures and increased hand sanitizing stations using our own Clean Creature hand sanitizer (based on the World Health Organization recipe).
We are currently only accepting card payments at this time and ask that you do not pay with cash.
We do not serve food at the brewery. However, you may bring your own food. We ask that you kindly clean up after yourself. Our neighbors at The National (Thursday-Saturday 5-8 PM) also take orders for pick-up or delivery to our patio!
We are not accepting reservations at this time. Seating is first-come, first-served. If you have a group of more than 12 individuals we do ask that you give us advance notice by emailing us at [email protected]
Yes, both children and pets are welcome! We ask that children stay at their table during this time to help maintain social distancing for all our guests. Pets must be on a leash and are only allowed in our outdoor area.
Due to COVID-19, we currently are not offering public tours of our facilities.
Yes, we are a family-friendly brewery. Children under 18 may be accompanied by an adult for our educational tours and must be at least ten years of age to participate in the tour. You must be 21 to consume beer.
Well-behaved dogs on a physical leash are always welcome in our outdoor area. If your dog is uncomfortable with large crowds, other dogs, or loud noises, we recommend leaving them at home. Dogs are not allowed inside the taproom at any time per the Department of Health.
Yes, guests that do not drink are more than welcome. In addition to beer, we offer locally crafted sodas, fresh-squeezed juice, and filtered water.
No, it is illegal to have outside alcohol brought onsite at Creature Comforts Brewing Company. Under no circumstances can any outside alcoholic substances be brought from another location onto the CCBC premises.
We do not have any gluten-free beer options. We do have locally made sodas, fresh-squeezed juice, and filtered water available.
No reservation is required for CCBC educational tours or tastings. We also do not take reservations.
CCBC is open from 3-10pm on Friday, 1-10pm on Saturday, and 1-8pm on Sunday. Changes in hours will be announced on all our social media accounts and website accordingly.
Yes, as of September 1, 2017, breweries in Georgia can legally sell beer. 288 ounces per person per day can legally be purchased to-go from the brewery. Please check our website’s “Taproom” page for a menu of available beers.
No, we are not legally allowed to sell kegs from the brewery at this time. In accordance with Georgia state law, the most we can sell to-go is 288 ounces per person per day.
Currently, our beer is available throughout Georgia. We advise reaching out to your local package stores, bottle shops, grocery stores, bars, restaurants, and gas stations to inquire about the availability of our beer.
We do not sell food at CCBC. However, we frequently host food trucks and pop-ups by local food vendors in our outdoor area from which you can purchase food items. We post about these events on our social media outlets.
Yes, you can bring food to Creature Comforts. We just ask that you eat it in our outdoor area and kindly clean up after yourself.
No, at this time, due to Covid-19, we are not accepting requests for private events.
We offer to donate your birthday age to our Get Comfortable fund! Just let our taproom staff know that it is your birthday and how old you are turning. We will then donate your age in a dollar amount to Get Comfortable.
Yes, guests under the age of 21 are allowed in for educational tours, but under no circumstances may a person who is under the legal drinking age of 21 be permitted to consume alcoholic beverages on the property of CCBC.
No, we cannot legally sell and ship beer.
No, we cannot legally donate beer.
If your event is more than 90 days away, please feel free to email [email protected] with full details of the sponsorship request.
No, we do not send bottles, labels, or cans to collectors at this time.
We put job postings on our social media accounts and website under our “Careers” section as positions become available.
All solicitors or guests must have a scheduled appointment prior to meeting with someone from our staff. Solicitors who arrive without doing so will be asked to make an appointment. Please e-mail [email protected] if you would like to try to schedule an appointment.
Yes, the taproom, restrooms, and outdoor area are all wheelchair accessible. Please feel free to email us at [email protected] or call ahead at 706-410-1043 to make parking arrangements.
Currently, table size is limited to 6 based on the Georgia Department of Health Covid-19 Guidance.
No, we do not have any parking available at our brewery. There is downtown parking available in the parking decks located on W Washington Street and College Avenue as well as metered street spots.
We have a dedicated team with a focus on quality and want to hear anything and everything that we can to quickly identify and address any potential concerns. Should there be a concern, individuals are encouraged to utilize [email protected] to directly communicate with our quality team.
Yes – gift cards are available from our drive-through and taproom for purchase.
We do not allow outside videographers to film onsite or in the brewery other than scheduled press visits.
We now allow proxies through Oznr’s Proxy feature. To assign a proxy, you simply select the “Assign Proxy” button after completing your Oznr purchase, enter the proxy’s full name & email address, and you will see a confirmation pop-up. Once confirmed you are done. Your proxy will receive an email with instructions for pick-up. **Please note that per Georgia state law, no individual may take more than 288oz of beer away from the tasting room. This includes all proxies.
Yes, if the beer you need to claim does not exceed 288 ounces. Per Georgia state law, we are unable to allow any individual to take more than 288oz of beer away from the brewery per calendar day regardless of when it was purchased. If you accumulate more than 288oz through the service, you just come multiple days or bring a friend.
To ensure that beer stays fresh and that we don’t keep unnecessary amounts of beer in our inventory, you have 2 weeks to pick up pre-purchased beer from the release date.
Beer not picked up by the purchaser will be released back into the taproom. We are unable to offer refunds for beer not picked up. Please email us at [email protected] if you have extenuating circumstances that prevent you from picking your beer up.
Unless otherwise instructed on our social media outlets, you may pick up your beer anytime after 1PM on the release day and have 2 weeks to pick up the beer from the release day. A CCBC staff member will help you with the beer processing and claiming (please do not press the “claim” button yourself through the service – our staff will do that to ensure we know when you have received your beer). You can pick up your beer any time after 1PM Monday-Sunday after the release day.
Take a screenshot of your account so that we may cross reference this with our claims from that day and ensure that it was not already picked up.