Saturday 31st of January 2009 11:32:43 AM

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This small brewpub can be found at the back of the building off the central corridor. The space is comfortable offering a variety of table seating, a small L-shaped bar, a fireplace and a couple couches by the corner TV. The array of taps was a bit depressing with more than half clearly out of commission and only two house brews plus Guinness on tap. The house offerings were a pale which was quite tasty and closer to an IPA in my book plus an apricot ale. These were offered in combination with the Stout as “black and tans” to complete the short tap list. The one page menu includes typical appetizers and some sandwiches but is not always available due to limited staffing. There is usually ample parking on the street.

Tuesday 29th of April 2008 01:15:14 PM

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Was staying at a hotel nearby, found the place here( beermapping.com) and decided to give it a shot. The place was a bit worn looking and very quiet for a Friday night, which made me apprehensive, but the beer turned out to be fantastic! I forgot the guys name, but he's the brewer, cook, handyman, etc... Had an excellent cascadey American pale ale, a good amber, and a great Northern English brown. My family and I were headed north to hit Russian River, Bear Republic, Anderson Valley, etc, and this was a great kick-off to the trip!