FAQs
Your Questions, Answered
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Absolutely! We ask that all children who visit our facility be supervised and well-behaved. It is our intention to allow families to enjoy NOCO together while educating and promoting responsible drinking.
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Dogs are allowed only on our patio and grass areas. We ask that all pet owners please pick up after their pets and dispose of waste in designated areas.
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“We didn’t start by deciding to open another brewery, a coffee shop, a restaurant or a bar - Raleigh already has so many great places to enjoy all of those experiences,” said Jay Bond, co-founder of NOCO Brews & Bites. “We wanted somewhere you could meet for coffee, spend time outside, enjoy a beer brewed on-site, or stay into the evening over drinks and a bite. After more than a decade of building places where people love to gather, NOCO gave us the opportunity to bring everything we’ve learned together in one place and create something with an identity entirely its own.”
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page, email, or by phone. We aim to respond quickly, usually within one business day.
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“When we came up with the idea of NOCO, we kept coming back to one question: Where would we want to spend our time?” said Jeremy Bond, co-founder of NOCO Brews & Bites. “We wanted to build a place we’d genuinely enjoy coming to ourselves - a place we’d be excited to bring our families, meet our friends, work for a few hours over coffee, or unwind at the end of the day. That’s what First Cup to Last Call™ means to us. It’s about creating a place that fits naturally into people’s lives and feels like a home away from home, no matter when they walk through the door.”
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Yes. We offer light bites. We will have assorted bakery items from Union Special, Benchwarmers, and Sweet Nothings Bakery, along with some light savory items. Our offerings are more centered around breakfast and snacks, as we do not have a full kitchen. Guests are welcome to bring in food or purchase food from our food truck (when available).