About - Creekside Cork & Brew
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Happy hour drinks
- Happy hour food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
Top Reviews
See All ReviewsFood was plated very nicely and was of good quality. The BBQ Mac n cheese (on appetizer menu) is a large serving best split among a few people. Rich mac n cheese, excellent taste and cook on pork. Sauce was used sparingly, they could have put a bit more or offered on the side. Burrito had lots of meat which is nice when ordering steak. But steak was not seasoned in any way and a bit overcooked with stringy connective tissue holding several bit together and making awkward to eat. Do bland on flavor except for the sauce. Music much too loud when you walk in for only a couple of customers. Friendly server, though inexperienced on customer interactions and menu. Clean tables and chairs. Outside dining in good weather is a plus. Overall food was pretty good, large quantities for the price, but not outstanding.
Perfect Post-Tasting Pit Stop at Creekside Cork & Brew Yesterday, after a relaxed tasting at Bumgarner Winery, we left the RV parked in their lot, jumped in the pickup, and made the short drive to Creekside Cork & Brew on Fairplay Road. A cheerful server invited us to grab any table, so we settled on the patio for a little fresh-air dining. We started with pints from their rotating tap list and a basket of house tortilla chips with bright, lime-kissed guacamole—warm, crisp, and seriously addictive. My plate of red enchiladas landed draped in a vivid ancho-chile sauce, finished with crema, cilantro, and a roasted jalapeño. The tortillas held their structure, the cheese pull was just right, and the rice and refried beans tasted fresh, not filler. Across the table, my girlfriend’s chile verde featured tender pork in a tangy tomatillo sauce that hit the sweet spot between zest and heat. Service stayed attentive without hovering—waters topped off, extra napkins delivered, and to-go boxes offered the moment we paused. Portions were generous enough that we boxed up leftovers and brought them back to the RV to enjoy later. Between the friendly vibe, well-executed food, and easy outdoor seating, Creekside Cork & Brew turned our late lunch into a highlight of the day. We’ll happily swing by again on the next Fair Play wine run, and we’d send fellow travelers (especially anyone hungry after a tasting flight) straight here.
I deliver in this area from time to time and I enjoy coming here very much . There aren't many good places to eat around except for what is provided at a winery . So not only is it one of the few places but the food is SO good. Not only that , they have a good mix of different kinds as unique. The service makes you feel like you're in a familiar place as well. They definitely make you feel at home.