

Discover a vibrant sports bar experience at Carolina Ale House, where great food and a friendly atmosphere meet. Enjoy a diverse menu featuring classic American dishes, craft beers, and a wide selection of cocktails. Perfect for game days or a casual meal with friends, Carolina Ale House offers multiple locations across the Southeast. Join us for live entertainment and special events!
Casual restaurant & sports bar with multiple outposts for pub fare, a long beer list & kids’ menu.
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Address: 7981 Skyland Ridge Pkwy, Raleigh, NC 27617
Phone: (919) 957-4200
Website: https://www.carolinaalehouse.com/locations/brier-creek-nc
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The food was delicious and the service was outstanding. I ordered a side of Pub Chips, the Famous Beer‑Battered French Fries, and a Carolina Hurricane. Everything was well‑prepared, and the Carolina Hurricane was a standout. One of their signature cocktails that’s refreshing, balanced, and perfect for the setting. My coworker enjoyed a few Zingers along with an entrée featuring steak and shrimp, and he devoured every bite.
Carolina Ale House is known for its wide selection of craft beers, creative cocktails, and hearty comfort‑food favorites. Whether you’re in the mood for wings, burgers, fresh salads, or one of their specialty entrées, there’s something for everyone.
A delicious meal, friendly service, and a fun atmosphere made this a great stop. I’d happily return.
We completed our meal and requested our servers name to give recognition because he was so phenomenal. So Greg is his name he greeted us at the door at the hostess stand sad and then he came back and said he would be the server. He exceeded our expectations. he is a rare few that you don’t see anymore in the serving business or restaurant business I should say. We had a wonderful experience not only was the food. Great everything we ordered, but he was nice, kind, fast sufficient, and very friendly. If we lived in the area, we would definitely return here and recommend this location.
Often times and not people tend to send in surveys only when they’re upset about something and not enough people give it for good service and this fellow and the Restaurant the Cook staff everyone we spoke to the young lady at the bar who is pregnant she came and spoke to us. They were all so friendly and really made our experience a good one.
Our waitress was very nice and did all she could. When we were waiting over 25 minutes between soup and entrees I asked to speak to the manager. She was very nice and said they had a large party and was short staffed in the kitchen. I can understand that, but when the food finally did arrive it was poorly prepared.
I ordered meatballs in sauce with garlic bread, which on the menu it was mentioned to use the bread to dip in the sauce. There was a ton of melted cheese on top of the meatballs, but no visible sauce on or under them. I was able to get some sauce from the manager, but by then the bread was cold and found the meatballs were hard as rocks. My spouse had a chicken sandwich that was very, very dry. Bottom line, the entrees were unacceptable. The manager did comp my meal, which I appreciated, but I’d rather have had it be well prepared.
I noticed the rest of the tables in our section, most that were seated soon after us, were also waiting an equally long time for their food.
Approaching the ladies room there was a very strong smell of urine, which I assumed was coming from the men’s room next door, but it was very much present in the ladies room as well. The soap dispenser was very old and in poor condition, even squirting the soap out of it sideways. Seriously, how much does it cost to replace something like that??
The patrons, who keep any restaurant’s doors open, deserve more than what this location has to offer. Plus it wasn’t even a weekend. This was a Monday night. There’s no way I’ll ever return here.