Gibb’s Hundred Brewing Company

My favorite place in Greensboro! They have EXCELLENT beer! Their beer is the best in Greensboro and It’s a fun place to unwind with lots of friends and family around! If you have a dog, Bring it! There are no TVs which is awesome because you actually get to interact with the people you are with. Plus they have a whole game wall. You can have a great time laughing and playing games while enjoying a nice brew

Came here to check out Gibb’s songwriter showcase… Oh, and drinking a milk stout. This must be one of the biggest heads I’ve seen on a pint. It is still there after 5 minutes. #creamy
This is my first visit so not a thorough review but am sure to be back. I was going to order a flight but it seems to not be a flight kind of place. They make some good brew. Parking was a little spotty for a Sunday night but it is V-​Day Big turnout here for the songwriter/​performers which I always like. #DrinkLocalBeer&SupportLocalMusic

Such a cool place. Great beer and great atmosphere. I love that dogs and kids are welcome. Awesome live music, trivia night and board games.

LOVE this place! Great beer, fantastic atmosphere, nice people, kid friendly, food trucks, what else could you ask for?!? We come here almost every time we have a night out. You can even bring your dog! We’ve brought the kids a couple times and they loved it too. Also a good place for a group get together.

Enjoyed the wood appearance of the bar and the flavorful creative brews
The only weird part was two excited golden’s running around barking at new guests

I’m a new dog owner and I was invited to Gibb’s by some friends. I didn’t want to leave my pup at home for a few hours especially right after getting her, so I checked to see if they were «pet friendly» and indeed they are!
And when I say «pet friendly» I mean exactly that. Most of the bartenders came over to pet her and say hi, and they even took pity on me and brought me a beer to my table (instead of me going up to the bar) so I wouldn’t have to worry about my pup getting tangled with the leash. Not only that, but all in all I had a great experience and my dog was the most popular thing in the room. All the beers I had were very reasonably priced and I definitely need to go back and try them all. I made sure to say thanks for the hospitality and the staff welcomed both of us back any time. This place has my continued business for sure!

Lovely place for a beer, kid & dog friendly (dogs are better), with lots of games. Food trucks are often there. They’re great about scheduling «something to do» while you have a beer.
If you like beer, food trucks, drinking activities, and have dogs, or are unfortunate enough to have children, this is one of the best places in town to spend an hour or two.

Enjoyed a few beers with friends while we listened to live music and played some 19 080’s trivial pursuit. fun night.

Gibb’s Hundred is a good place to grab a beer in downtown Greensboro. They have a huge tasting room, friendly staff, and a good atmosphere. The only problem that I had was that the beers were a little lackluster.
I came in for the first time on a Wednesday right when they were opening for the day, so I was initially the only person in there. This gave me the opportunity to talk to the bartender and get the lowdown on the place. The bartender was extremely friendly and knowledgable. He suggested I get a flight so that I could try all of the beers. They had 9 of their own beers on tap, so I ended up getting two flights (each flight comes with four tastings). I found that the flights were a little pricey at $ 7.
Some of the beer highlights: I normally don’t like ESB’s, but their «Guilty Party» ESB was good. The «Blind Man’s Holiday» was kind of a mixture between a Pale Ale and an IPA. It would be a good starter for people trying to get into IPA’s, but it was not nearly hoppy enough for me. Their sour was good and had a nice wheat balance to it. The «Unfinished Story» Belgian Tripel was good and this is probably what I would get on my return. Overall, I’m very excited that Greensboro’s beer scene is growing, but I was not blown away by any of their offerings. This is not to say that they were bad. I just feel that none of the beers stood out.
Gibbs would be a fun place to bring a large group of friends. There is a ton of space and they have a lot of vintage board games that you could whip out and spread across their tables. The place is very clean and the staff is friendly and seems to know their beer. I will be back to Gibb’s in hopes that the beer catches my attention on my return visit. I hope that the Greensboro beer scene continues to grow and improve. Drink Local.

Cool place with good beer.
Gibb’s is off of Lewis Street downtown and one of those places that if you didn’t know it was here, well, you wouldn’t know it was here. It is secluded in downtown or something. The outside is cool as hell as it looks like a ski lodge in Colorado. Sweet patio too.
Inside is a nice bar, a plethora of tables, board games, etc. I like the map on the wall that shows «SouthEnd downtown» and this may be the overlooked part of downtown. As others have stated, there are no TV’s or anything like that. Although they do rotate live music, trivia night (Wednesdays?), game night, among other things. Yes they have board games and for whatever reason, places are getting these now. According to Mark, my man at the bar, trivia night is cut throat and brings in a ton of people. Aside from all of this, Gibb’s is a nice laid back place to come in, grab a drink, chat, chill, etc. I like the idea of this being a nightcap as it is away from all of the other «noise» on Elm. For the married to your phone people, they have free WIFI and the password is cool and appropriate. I won’t post it on here however.
Ok the reason I am here. I did a flight and ultimately settled on their Unfished Story Belgian Tripel. It is fruity and refreshing. I dig it. The others were good but I like what I like.
They don’t serve food like at say, Natty Greene’s, but you can bring your own if you like as they don’t care. They are also dog friendly as while I was there, someone brought their killer in. Totally laid back.
The three staff members that I talked to were super cool, personable, and fun to chat with. I like the location, beer, building, you name it. This is a great place to bring a group to chill at or if you are daring, meet new people. Super friendly folks all around.
Go get a beer.

Excellent beer, honest prices, good pours.
Visited several times, enjoy the casual atmosphere and numerous seating options. Really good beer.
Family and dog friendly, though better at slower times of the day.
GPA one of the best beers/​ales I’ve had — and that’s saying a lot!

Nice brewery with good beers n many games to play… wide choice of drafts .do stop by if you are in the downtown area

A very unique place to enjoy friends and excellent local craft beer. Gibb’s is something of a cross between a beer hall and a coffee shop: a large space with lots of tables to gather around while drinking beer, conversing, playing board games, or surfing the net. There’s not the typical distractions (if you consider them distractions) of TV’s, music, dart boards, etc. it’s a different experience for enjoying beer and friends.
The several beers I’ve tried at Gibb’s are very good and compare favorably to any craft beer around. They have ten or so taps featuring their own brews as well as a few guest taps. Samples are readily offered.
They do not serve food, but you’re welcome to bring in food if you like. Bring your dog, too.
Just a great, laid back place to enjoy friends and beer.

What a great brewery! Admittedly I’m not much of a beer drinker but when in Rome… We sat outside on the patio and it was super chill. The tables are large enough to be communal so at one point we had some other people at our table which was actually quite fun.
I tried the Appalachian Pilsner which was one of their «guest taps». I’ll definitely be back, more for the social environment than the beer. I’d also suggest the Lewis St parking lot is the easiest place to park when coming here.

This is a great addition to the area. Its a nice open space with lots of tables indoors and a patio outside as well. There are no TV’s on the walls, which I appreciate, and plenty of games along one wall to entertain any size group. I went on a Saturday night around 9 and found that the bar was fairly full, but there were plenty of available tables. The breweries location is slightly out of the way so there isnt as much downtown noise, except when the club across the street gets going. I ordered and thoroughly enjoyed the American wheat beer. Definitely a great place to go with friends, and dogs!, if you’re looking for a place you don’t have to shout to hear each other.

Amazing beers at this place. We were so excited to find our hometown brewery, Howard’s, from Lenoir, NC on the list as well. Enjoyed seeing all the cute pups on the patio and playing some good bar games. I’d love to come back and try one of everything on the list!

What a refreshing place. No sports on TV no big push for Jäger or Fireballs — Mostly a triple digit IQ place with room to play a little game a let your dog sniff some tails.
Beer is first rate. Im no beer snob but the English Style? and the Wheat beer were beautifully done, IMO.
The crowd is both older and younger than the millennial crews that occupy many downtown bars. The crowd shuffles in a little earlier and the spirit of the place seems friendly and comfortable. You can talk to people here and you’ll likely make an new friend.
Food trucks vary but there are 19 restaurants within a block if you need to eat. Bring the family. Eat from the trucks, play some cards, have a brew and relax. To me this is a real public house
I can sense that acoustic music would be a great fit here.

I first tipple here on Halloween night and it was good, clean local fun. They had a trio of candy & beer pairings served in a six-​cup muffin tin. That was super cool and set the precedence for a great time.
All of the beer is well-​made and nothing will disappoint. I’m an IPA girl myself and the citrus-​wrapped, hoppy selections were pretty good. To bide your time, there is plenty of room for you, your friends and everyone else in the neighborhood to fit inside the large space of the main part of the brewery. There are shelves filled with classic board games and a few local papers and magazines, too. If you’re hungry, you can order from nearby Spice Cantina and they’ll deliver! If you’ve got snacks for brains, Chad’s Carolina Popcorn and beer nuts are for sale as well.

I had pretty low expectations for Gibb’s after hearing not so great things about their brewery. I knew the space would be cool as I’ve driven by quite a few times, and I was correct. It’s a great spot to hang out and will be even better as the weather gets warm again.
The beer was alright. The ESB (Guilty Party) is kind of a disaster. I would never drink this again. Ever ever? Ever ever. The Blind Man’s Holiday pale ale was really good though. If you go, I’d get this or one of the many other taps that are from other breweries. I’m glad to see a new brewery opening in Greensboro and I look forward to trying their upcoming projects.

Can’t wait to see what beers come up for tap next. We sampled the Gibb’s Blind Man’s Holiday (my favorite) and The Guilty Party — Seth S.‘s choice.
The atmosphere is a mix between a old fashioned neighborhood bar, a German pub, and a trendy Soho loft. Free wifi and dog-​friendly. I love that we can walk here. Will definitely be back.