Visit the First Ever Black-Owned Brewery in Atlanta, Georgia

Need a quick getaway? Desire some time to unwind, have a good meal, go shopping, blow off some steam at an attraction, and take in a good view? A great extended weekend is in Atlanta, Georgia. From Tuscaloosa, it’s about a three-hour drive.

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Now you can add to the list of things to do in Atlanta, Georgia. You can visit the first-ever black-owned brewery with a clever name, “Hippin Hop.” According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “the venture comes from husband and wife Clarence and Donnica Boston, who live in the neighborhood.”

At Hippin Hop, they have “just one goal in mind: brewing balanced, tasty, creative beer, to serve to Georgians and all beer lovers.” They also serve up fun with games in the beer garden with Jenga, Beer Pong, and Cornhole. You had me at cornhole; now that’s my game right there. Located in the East Atlanta Village, you can check them out at 1308 Glenwood Avenue SE, Atlanta, Georgia 30316.

Let’s talk about the food. Looking over the menu makes me want to take the drive right now. Menu standout is the smoked gouda oysters. Also, the lobster and Belgium waffles and alligator po'boy sounds delicious too. Sign me up for the Hippin Hop’s Hippin remoulade sauce.

Be sure to plan ahead because their website notes that their hours of operations are closed on Monday and Tuesday at the time of this article. Open 5 pm until 11 pm on Wednesday through Friday, Saturdays from Noon to 11 pm, and Sundays from Noon until 10 pm.

(Source) Click here for more from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Click here for the website for Hippin Hop in Atlanta, GA.