Monday 27th of April 2015 08:59:26 PM

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This is at the end of a very very long terminal, where all the small planes board. Only go here if you're getting on one of the tiny planes or you have a lot of time. There's an area more in the concourse area with some tables, or you can walk inside where the bar is along with some more tables. It's very open and bright due to the inner area having just windows. The bar has an odd shape like a snake. I was sitting at a spot near the entrance and I was facing the corner of the bar rather than the TV which would have been right in front of me if the bar was straight.

They have most of their beers along with some bottles of Budweiser or whatever. They serve with correct glassware. There's a menu that lists the beers, a description, and their ABV%.

The beer here is definitely expensive. It was about $8 for a glass of 1554, not too far away from a six pack. But, that's airport beer for you.

Monday 12th of October 2009 11:27:20 AM

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My bartender here called himself "Meatloaf". He greeted everyone by name and introduced all newcomers to the bar to all of the other patrons. It was a bit disconcerting at first, but he was definitely interesting to watch.

The New Belgium Hub is pretty far out of the way unless you are flying in our out of gates 70-80 of Concourse B. I was in Concourse B, but way down in the 30s and it seemed like it was close to a mile distance. Luckily there are some moving walkways, but if you have time constraints don't expect to make it too quickly.

The beer selection is all New Belgium, plus a coors tap or two. I did not eat, but some of the sandwiches I saw looked pretty good.

Saturday 5th of September 2009 11:31:37 AM

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The Hub is located behind security checkpoints. It is actually at the end of a long concourse along an extension primarily serving smaller aircraft. It takes about 3 moving walkways and some footwork to get there from the train atrium. There is a nice bar with stools made from old bicycle parts as well as more typical airport table seating. The 8 taps include all their standards plus a seasonal as well as a couple BMCs. The food includes a range of salads, sandwiches and some entrees. Always environmentally conscious, there is even a wind turbine for power.