I recently moved into Woodland Heights, so I am very close to this location - very similar stylistically and thematically to the Scott's Addition location - imagine you took the space of that location and then just made it s two-story building - part of a larger commercial development that includes a Blanchard's Coffee and Stella's Grocery, so you know this neighborhood has "made it" - much like their Scott's Addition location, they partner with a food vendor, which at the time of this writing is Y Tu Mama Tacos, which is friggin' delicious (and I say this having just moved from Denver, where we have some dang good tacos) - draft list is about as extensive as their flagship location, but the to-go beer is a little more limited - they are always slammed, but they have a good system in place that moves the line fast - my one gripe is that on weekdays they do not open until 4, but this seems to be typically of most breweries in Richmond - coming from Colorado, I was used to a lot of places being open for folks to have "liquid lunch," but you can't really do that here unless you go to the Veil's flagship location, which opens at 11 AM, and consequently, that location gets pretty busy on weekdays - good service and solid selection and Veil beers are always solid, IMO - recently, Vassen also opened a location right across he street, so between the two breweries, coffee, and yuppie grocery, you've got quite the bougie white people corridor here if you include Janet's bakery and Outpost (bikes, beer, and wine) right down the street - I won't complain, as I am a boudge white person - I'd say if you are visiting from out of town, hit the flagship location, especially because of how many other breweries are within walking distance from there - but if you happen to be on the south side, this is an oasis not to be missed.

Local Whole Foods equivalent - groceries are significantly more expensive than other stores in the area and they only sell organic produce - anyway, that it not what this review is for - small but well-curated beer section - with a smattering of imports you’d have a hard time finding other places (at least as far as I have seen, but I’ve only lived here for three weeks), including 3 Fonteinen, obscure Baltic barleywine, the first bottle of Nogne O I’ve seen in forever, an some South American beers - domestic craft section is fine, but the imports are what I found most interesting - despite the groceries being expensive as fuck for the area, the beer prices are reasonable - worth a stop in if in the area, especially since it is right off the highway and is in Carytown.