Ponysaurus Brewing Co. ★ 4.3
A Durham original on Hood Street, Ponysaurus is a B-Corp brewery making creative beers. Dog-friendly taproom with rotating seasonals worth tracking.
Where Durham drinks local: brewpubs, taprooms and the new wave.
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A Durham original on Hood Street, Ponysaurus is a B-Corp brewery making creative beers. Dog-friendly taproom with rotating seasonals worth tracking.
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A Brightleaf Square brewery-arcade hybrid with 50+ taps, cocktails, a kitchen and retro games. The most casual brewery option in Durham, built for groups.
A consistent NC craft programme from a South Durham taproom open seven days. Golden Wheat and rotating IPAs keep regulars; good for visitors in south Durham.