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Old 01-15-2007, 01:55 AM   #11
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I also read (perhaps in Ale Street) that they're looking into opening another location in Red Bank.
Seems like a good fit....I know that has been in the works for some time too.
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Old 01-17-2007, 05:15 PM   #12
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Seems like a good fit....I know that has been in the works for some time too.
Basil T's just doesn't have the right brewpub atmosphere...though they do make some nice beers.
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Basil T's just doesn't have the right brewpub atmosphere...though they do make some nice beers.
Can't say I have sampled their food or drink.
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I think this is the one a coworker just went to. He said for a brewpub the atmoshpere was phenomenal...if this is the same one. I'll have to ask him. He mentioned the beers were very good on tap.
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Can't say I have sampled their food or drink.
Went there with my old man. He enjoyed the lagers, I enjoyed the ales.
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Went there with my old man. He enjoyed the lagers, I enjoyed the ales.

I will have to keep them in mind next time I am in the area.
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