Description: This enterprise is one of our son’s favorites; some years back, he brewed his own beer for a while and, ever since, he has been an enthusiastic fan of establishments like this one that brew their own beer on the premises. If you frequent this place, you learn it’s wise to call ahead and find out if your favorite is available for their full repertoire of brews is not available at one time. They rotate some of their more unusual offerings, although certain brews like their signature ale are always available. Just west of the other buildings in Restaurant Row, this restaurant is just south of the Village shops, for this building is a later addition to the complex, and the Brewery itself has expanded since. It is very popular, especially with young singles and couples who enjoy unusual beer. The food they serve is somewhat of an afterthought; it’s basic American fare at an economical price.
We have stopped in here a couple of times before dining elsewhere in Restaurant Row as my husband and son like their beer, and my son appreciates that they serve them at the correct temperature. His favorite is the Amber Ale though he also likes their Old English beers. There’s a long, old-fashioned bar you can sit at, so you can see what brews are on the slate behind and above you at the bar. Or you can sit at one of the nearby tables, or at the tables in the rooms for dining to your left. They do serve wine, but we have never ordered it here, so I cannot offer my wine connoisseur husband’s opinion on its quality, but I suspect they offer wine out of tolerance, for this is a beer lovers’ place, first and foremost.
Their hand-crafted ales can accompany fresh seafood, salads, pastas, ribs, and steaks served on the premises, they have Happy Hour, and, what is unusual for Restaurant Row, Late Night Dinners.
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