Brewery Profile

Native Brew Works

In a renovated historic building at 515 South Gee Street, the taproom gives Jonesboro a dedicated craft-beer stop with a neighborhood feel. Visitors walk into a space built for lingering rather than quick turnover, with beer, other crafted beverages, and a food menu sharing equal attention. Its setting in a dry county makes the private-club taproom model part of the experience, and the result is a place where ordering at the bar, settling into a table, and checking the day’s pours in person feel natural. For a city that serves as a Northeast Arkansas hub for Arkansas State University, medical centers, agriculture, and regional travel, Native Brew Works functions as both a local gathering place and an easy introduction to the area’s beer culture.

Travelers following beer across Arkansas often look for approachable taproom experiences: clean lagers, pale ales, IPAs, wheat beers, darker seasonal options, and small-batch releases that suit warm weather, casual meals, and weekend visits. In this part of the state, breweries also tend to overlap with food culture, serving as flexible stops for families, groups of friends, cyclists, and visitors passing through town. Native Brew Works fits that pattern by pairing crafted drinks with tacos and a weekend brunch menu, giving the visit more range than a simple flight at the bar. The food makes the taproom useful at different times of day, while the brewery setting gives travelers a sense of how Jonesboro’s dining and drinking scene has been adapting within local permit rules and regional preferences.

For planning, the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours and any current food specials. Outdoor seating is available, and the patio is pet-friendly for well-behaved dogs, with amenities intended to make canine companions part of the visit rather than an afterthought. Parking includes on-site spaces and nearby lots, useful for visitors arriving from other parts of Jonesboro or from out of town. The brewery also encourages alternatives such as biking, which suits the relaxed pace of the South Gee Street stop. Weekend visitors may want to account for brunch hours and busier meal periods, while weekday stops can feel more like a neighborhood taproom visit: a drink, tacos, conversation, and time to take in the renovated building.

Located at 515 South Gee Street in Jonesboro, Arkansas, Native Brew Works occupies a renovated historic building in a dry county. The brewery operates under a micro-brewery private club permit, which limits the amount of public information about their beer offerings. Despite these restrictions, Native Brew Works serves crafted beverages alongside a menu featuring tacos and brunch items on weekends. The establishment emphasizes quality in both its food and drink, maintaining a space designed for extended visits. Outdoor seating is available and noted as pet-friendly, with amenities for well-behaved dogs. Parking options include on-site spots and nearby lots, with encouragement for alternative transportation like biking.

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515 S Gee St, Jonesboro, AR 72401, USA, Jonesboro, Arkansas, 72401

Phone: (870) 206-7278

Website: http://nativebrewworks.com/

Hours: ["Monday: Closed","Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM","Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM","Thursday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM","Friday: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM","Saturday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM","Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM"]