drgarage1
Not a real doctor. Lives in garage.
Yes. It sucks.Do breweries count as well in terms of not being able to bring in kids if the brewery doesn't serve food? Weird law.
Yes. It sucks.Do breweries count as well in terms of not being able to bring in kids if the brewery doesn't serve food? Weird law.
Leave em' in the car windows up ( security from passersby )It's a bar that doesn't serve food. So, no i think.
I tie mine outside with a bowl of water.
Must be a local law in SF? CA would only count the "bar" itself as for this restriction. The rest of the brewery floor space is open.Yes. It sucks.
Must be a local law in SF? CA would only count the "bar" itself as for this restriction. The rest of the brewery floor space is open.
Company policy then not law. CM is crowded, bad space for kids. Onsite daycare is needed.Cellarmaker no kids.
SARA yes kids and dogs. RAR Barrel yes kids.
Neither place does food, but you can bring outside food.
The vibe of each kind of lends itself to whether you would even bring kids or not. Cellarmaker is smaller with all the dudebros and SARA/RAR have more space, couches, see lots of families.
RAR technically does food, which is why they also have guest taps.Cellarmaker no kids.
SARA yes kids and dogs. RAR Barrel yes kids.
Neither place does food, but you can bring outside food.
The vibe of each kind of lends itself to whether you would even bring kids or not. Cellarmaker is smaller with all the dudebros and SARA/RAR have more space, couches, see lots of families.
Wait, you can't bring your own kid into someplace to buy some beer? WTF is that?
My company decided to carry cases of Lagunitas IPA. Delivery is scheduled for next Tuesday. Anyone want to bet how old they are when they arrive?
Grilled cheese is on the menuRAR Barrel yes kids.
Neither place does food, but you can bring outside food.
I keep mine in the car with a damp towel in case it gets hot.It's a bar that doesn't serve food. So, no i think.
I tie mine outside with a bowl of water.
Just leave it running with the A/C on. Buy a diesel truck/car so it can idle longer without issues.I keep mine in the car with a damp towel in case it gets hot.
Judging by the amount of guys I see with huge tits at beer events I would guess not many of them.
But why buy a new car when I can use that money to razzle for hazy IPAs?Just leave it running with the A/C on. Buy a diesel truck/car so it can idle longer without issues.
Razzle the car so you can razzle different hazy IPAs.But why buy a new car when I can use that money to razzle for hazy IPAs?
A buddy just posted this in a Facebook beer group we are in together:
"Sitting at Beer Rev[olution]....dude walks in with his 6 year old daughter, if that old. Bartender tells him she can't be in there. So he says to her..."daddy needs a favor". Takes her outside and leaves her alone on the street, in Oakland, comes back in, spends a few mins buying a few Plinys, and takes off."
Our upcoming move just got a wee bit better if this passes.
every or just nc kuntz?Why is every American brewery now using "Mûre" in the name of their blackberry sours?
Jack's Abby did.every or just nc kuntz?
y no cherry either bro?
Is that any different from American Kriek or framboise? I'm guessing that this spurred your post:Why is every American brewery now using "Mûre" in the name of their blackberry sours?
Is that any different from American Kriek or framboise? I'm guessing that this spurred your post:
Do you even American Lambic bro?Why is every American brewery now using "Mûre" in the name of their blackberry sours?
Do you even American Lambic bro?
Why is every American brewery now using "Mûre" in the name of their blackberry sours?
I'm guessing that person has never actually seen a guava. I'm also wondering how often a lot of people who lose their minds over fruited sours actually eat fruit.
Not every beer geek is a lifelong suburbanite.Lychee is another overused one.
And barnyard/horse blanket/farmyard. Come on man, when yall smelling horse blankets? And farmyards usually just smell like decomposing **** in various forms.
But the large majority of them are basement dwellers.Not every beer geek is a lifelong suburbanite.
Yeah, gotta go to the hood to get that lychee.Not every beer geek is a lifelong suburbanite.