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I'm going to be in town for some training. Evenings should be free. What brewpubs should I check out?
Chatanooga, TN March 5th-9th
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McHale's Brewhouse, the brewer is a forum member here(Budzu, I believe), haven't been yet so I can't review it. 724 Ashland Terrace
Terminal BrewHouse, it's been a while since i've been here, but I remember the beer being solid. 6 East 14th Street
Big River Grille & Brewing Works, average beer (sometimes they have a good cask ale), the food is very good imo, it makes up for the beer. 222 Broad Street
Terminal BrewHouse, it's been a while since i've been here, but I remember the beer being solid. 6 East 14th Street
Big River Grille & Brewing Works, average beer (sometimes they have a good cask ale), the food is very good imo, it makes up for the beer. 222 Broad Street
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Ate at Big River, missed Terminal and ate very quickly at McHales.
My McHales review - Beer was mediocre at best, filled with smoke and sketchy people. Not on my list to visit again. One old burn out dude even brought his own food into the bar in a tupperware container. I don't like seeing some lady sitting at the bar smoking, then walk back to make my food, knowing she likely had the cigarette hanging our of her mouth the whole time.
My McHales review - Beer was mediocre at best, filled with smoke and sketchy people. Not on my list to visit again. One old burn out dude even brought his own food into the bar in a tupperware container. I don't like seeing some lady sitting at the bar smoking, then walk back to make my food, knowing she likely had the cigarette hanging our of her mouth the whole time.
