Tucker will be joining the ranks of Suwanee and Smyrna when the Georgia-based, award-winning brewery StillFire Brewing opens its third location this fall.
The brewery will take over the empty space at 2316 Main Street in downtown Tucker, next to the Tucker Town Green and behind The Local No. 7. The building was the former site of High Card Brewing and Blue Tarp, both of which closed in early 2025.
Aaron Bisges, the chief operating officer for StillFire, told Rough Draft that he was approached by the building’s landlord and knew that Tucker would be a great fit for the business.
“We really saw the potential for growth in Tucker, and we really like the community that’s being improved upon, especially in downtown Tucker,” he said. “[With the] green space, the family aspect, the community aspect, [Tucker] really just fits and checks all the boxes for a space that we look for when we’re looking for locations.”
The StillFire team is currently renovating the space to be more open and light-filed and to incorporate the surrounding outdoors into the indoor space. The brewery is expected to open this fall – October at the latest, Bisges said – and will bring a new fun and family-friendy space to downtown.
“[We’ll bring to Tucker] what we’ve been able to do in both Suwanee and Smyrna, which is a really fun, laid-back, family-friendly, dog-friendly community atmosphere,” he said, “a place where neighbors and friends and family can all get together and share a third place.”
The Tucker StillFire location will offer 18 taps and mixed cocktails upon opening, and later down the line, food will be sold by a partner restaurant. Updates about StillFire Brewing in Tucker will be announced via the business’ Instagram.
