Favorite Brewpub

[mross34]

The Elevator on High Street in Cbus?


The one in Newport, KY across from Cinci?

Why do I keep asking questions?

Affirmative on both accounts.

 

[Buck Nasty]

Bell's Brewery and Eccentric Cafe in Kalamazoo MI.

The food is just average, but the brew makes up for it. a really cool place to visit, take a tour of the brewery and sample some brews. Only downside is that it's in Michigan.

 

[Apache]

favorite Pub

Hometown Fave-Kingy's in Canal Winchester

I also like Planks.

Fave Cold One is Labaat Blue.

 

[strohs]

Bell's Brewery and Eccentric Cafe in Kalamazoo MI.

Bell's makes some good beer.

I couldnt name a favorite brew pub, I like them all :)

 

[NFBuck]

Phantom Canyon in downtown Colorado Springs. Good food, really good Hefeweizen...

Phantom Canyon Brewing Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA

 

[gregorylee]

Damn!

For a minute I thought the title was "Favorite Blowjob"

Dammit all....

 

[MaxBuck]

Squatters in, of all places, Salt Lake City (Mormontown USA). Best I have had nationwide, and I've spent my share of time in Portland, which is probably where the whole brewpub concept started in the US.

Here in Columbus, Barleys takes it by a large margin.

 

[Taosman]

Squatters in, of all places, Salt Lake City (Mormontown USA). Best I have had nationwide, and I've spent my share of time in Portland, which is probably where the whole brewpub concept started in the US.

Here in Columbus, Barleys takes it by a large margin.

Squatter's has been very good for a long time! If you visit SLC it's a must stop.

Santa Fe Brewing Co. in SF New Mexico is gainig a rep for food and entertainment for a "new" brewpub.
http://www.santafebrewing.com/

 

[sepia5]

This is a tough question because the term "brew pub" can refer to so many things. If you just mean a place that brews their own beer where you can also eat, I would agree that the Great Lakes Brewery is where its at. I've also enjoyed the Ellysian Brewery in Seattle. I could go on forever, but instead I'll post this link:

What's Your Brewpub? - Beer - CHOW

As a side note, for those of you that love to eat, drink, and be merry, Chowhound.com is a must-use. Check out the regional message boards for restaurant recommendations, and sign up for their recipe of the day if you like to cook.

 

[LordJeffBuck]

Great Lakes in Cleveland, although now they are more of a brewery with a restaurant than a true brew pub.

I also like the Elevator in Columbus - good food, decent beer.

The next time I go to New York City, I'm going to try a Beer Goddess at the Heartland Brewery.

 

[PlanetFrnd]

Is the Elevator still in business? Any new brewpubs in Columbus? Want to plan ahead for my trip home next week

 

[PlanetFrnd]

While I'm here, I have been enjoying Karl Strauss down here in SoCal... good selection of tasty brews, decent food too...

 

[Thump]

[quote='BusNative;181273;3]Is the Elevator still in business? Any new brewpubs in Columbus? Want to plan ahead for my trip home next week [/quote]


Yes.

Some of the most overrated food in Columbus as well.

Went there once, and that was enough times for me.

 

[scarletandgrey]

I agree Thump. But they still have some good beer. Save yourself the extra money and make your way to Barley's.

 

[sepia5]

I agree Thump. But they still have some good beer. Save yourself the extra money and make your way to Barley's.

Saurkraut Balls.