About Us
The Tale of Norse Brewing
Be Welcome & Be Family at Norse Brewing Company! Located in the heart of Downtown Wake Forest at 203 Brooks Street, our Great Hall features new craft beer releases on-tap, great Scandinavian food with a Southern twist, and always a hearty welcome! Contact us for updates from our Tribe & the latest Brew News. Norse Brewing is a Tale of Beer – Food – Family!
A place to gather, a place to Enjoy Craft Beer
We are a Modern Viking Community of All Peoples – A brotherhood and sisterhood of people who are all different both on the outside and the inside, but when we come together we are one and the same joining our differences in strength and celebration to each do our part to make the Great Feasts truly great and together drink from the horn of plenty.
The Gnomes
All hail our Gnome Family! Erik Bloodaxe, the ruthless leader. Freyr, the passionate lover. Leif Erikson, adventurer & explorer. Tyr, fierce protector of the family. Veborg, the mighty & beautiful warrior! When you and your Tribe are enjoying beer & food at Norse, odds you’ll find one or more of them at your table. Which Gnomes represent your friends? What’s YOUR Gnome?
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Reservations are accepted for parties of 10 or more based on availability. Reservations are not confirmed until verified by speaking with the manager on duty. All other seating is first come first served. A member of your party must be present to be placed on the waitlist. We do not offer call ahead seating.
203 Brooks Street | Wake Forest, NC 27587
Monday – Thursday 11:00AM – 10:00PM
Friday 11:00AM – 12:00AM
Saturday 10:00AM-12:00AM
Sunday 10:00AM – 9:00PM
Effective July 2021, we have implemented a 2% kitchen bonus to every guest check. The money gets distributed evenly between all our amazing kitchen staff. The goal is to provide more equity between Front & Back of House roles, help retain and invest in our current staff, and allow the Back of House to experience the success of Norse as a whole.