), Pete Jones' Skylight Inn.
I thought that was Wilber's in Goldsboro.BeeGee said:the holy shrine of eastern NC bbq (and hence all bbq
i see add's in the Southwest Brewing News all the time for Sonora Brewery. i think they even had an article about Ure (?) in the last issue i picked up?anthrobe said:
That's Uwe. Just in case anyone is interested in a Sonora Brewhouse Brewers Den Update:DeRoux's Broux said:
anthrobe said:
On the weekends they have live music. It's been awhile since I've been out there mainly because my wife doesn't drink and got tired of it.
Sudster said:I don't have a Pub close by but what I do like to do is go to the Salt Lick BBQ (about 15 miles southwest of Austin) and sit outside on the picnic tables. It's BYOB ..so I do. I guess you could say I bring my own Pub with me.
I'm lucky enough to frequent a cigar shop that bends the rules a bit to allow some of their constituents to BYOB. Big leather chairs, fabulous cigars, excellent homebrew, and a game on a big screen plasma or just good conversation.Sudster said:I don't have a Pub close by but what I do like to do is go to the Salt Lick BBQ (about 15 miles southwest of Austin) and sit outside on the picnic tables. It's BYOB ..so I do. I guess you could say I bring my own Pub with me.
It is a nice place but unfortunately too far for me to frequent.anthrobe said:
Back when I was kayaking we used to head back to NC from the Ocoee in TN, cross the stateline a few hundred yards to a break in the median where we could hook a u-turn back to TN and a beer store on the westbound side of the hwy. We'd pick up beer and head west a few hundred yards to another break in the median where we'd hook another u-turn back to NC and a bbq joint that was BYOB. We were dizzy before we started drinking.
BeeGee said:BYOB is pretty common at restaurants in western NC since dry counties aren't uncommon
Hit my local taproom (Edenton St Brewery) last night and lucked into an impromptu bluegrass session that has started on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month...cool!
! (minus the bluegrass damn it! )
looks nice loop!loopmd said:
DeRoux's Broux said:
Rhoobarb said:No, youre not the only goofy one here! What makes you say that?
When it comes to good beer pubs, Ill drive 45 mins. into Chicago and hassle with parking to go to The Map Room. Ill also drive 45 mins. to go to my favorite brewpub in the area, Flossmoor Station. And as if that werent bad enough, once a year I make a nearly three hour drive to Madison, Wisconsin to go to one of the best brewpubs in the Midwest, The Great Dane.
loopmd said:
hoppy said:
Did you ever try that Firehouse ESB. Man , that sounds gooood!Dude said:OMG I HATE YOU, DUDE!!!!!!!!!
When I lived in Omaha I went there all the time. Loved thier beers. Too bad the place is pretty expensive, IMHO. If you go just to drink the beer and sit at the bar and BS, yeah.....
Upstream...miss the place....
It's a real laid back atmosphere...and I just like the feel of the place..rustic. The BBQ is OK but I don't think its award winning. They were featured on the FOOD channel not too long ago and got high praise for the BBQ. I want to try a place in Luling that EL P. suggested. Said the BBQ is real good.DeRoux's Broux said:
Dude said:OMG I HATE YOU, DUDE!!!!!!!!!
When I lived in Omaha I went there all the time. Loved thier beers. Too bad the place is pretty expensive, IMHO. If you go just to drink the beer and sit at the bar and BS, yeah.....
Upstream...miss the place....
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Sudster said:
Nope, haven't been there either. I guess I need to get out more. Thanks for the info.DeRoux's Broux said:
Any brew pubs in Tempe? Me and the wife will be heading that way in a couple of weeks. Maybe we can get together for a few brews with you and your significant other.anthrobe said:I live in south phoenix It takes 45 min to get through the traffic most of the time
Here's what Tempe has to offer:homebrewer_99 said:Any brew pubs in Tempe? Me and the wife will be heading that way in a couple of weeks. Maybe we can get together for a few brews with you and your significant other.
I only have to make it to Blythe that night. By my calculation that's only about 2-2.5 hours from Tempe. I want to do Joshua Tree the next morning be fore heading to LA.
