North American Sake Brewery & Restaurant

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Charlottesville, United States

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Restaurant· Asian restaurant· Japanese restaurant· Sake brewery· Winery· Japanese· Barbecue· Asian· Bar· Brewery· Poke bar· Ramen restaurant· Sushi restaurant

North American Sake Brewery & Restaurant Reviews | Rating 4,3 out of 5 stars

North American Sake Brewery & Restaurant is located in Charlottesville, United States on 522 2nd St SE unit e. North American Sake Brewery & Restaurant is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category restaurant in United States.

Address

522 2nd St SE unit e

Price range

$$ - $$$

Phone

+1 4347678105

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Dipika Mouli
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*COVID REVIEW* The flight is a nice way to taste their sake offerings. The Serenity Now! is an exceptional choice especially for first timers. Cool seating options abound too with proximity to the market.

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Booboo Bingbang
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The best Sake Brewery on the east coast. Now award winning. Truly creative and traditional masters of their craft. What a privilege to be able to buy their great sakes before their skills rocket them into unaffordability.

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Jim M
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Excellent visit. Great variety of Sake! Staff was very helpful and informative. Enjoyed the Japanese beer as well. Wonderful visit.

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Amy D
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Dont normally drink sake, so tasting a bunch with a friend was a great experience. Highly recommend sharing the tasting with someone!

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Bleu Byrd
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I love sake, but never actually been to a sake brewery until today. Had a sake flight so we could try them all. Every sake was unique and delicious. Favorite 3 were the Big Baby (because of the notes of banana), Real Magic (because of its crispness), and the Sweet Agony (because of the mint & tangy lemon.) The Sweet Agony reminds me of King of Pops frozen popsicles you find around Atlanta, GA, but this is sake! Sake, sake, sake! History in a glass of divine goodness. Cheers

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