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This is a real brew pub, if you walk near the back along the huge floor-to-ceiling windows you’ll see the brewery apparatus. The beer is pretty darn good (it bumped their food rating up a point). They have a Light Beer, a Pilsner, a Dark, and a Red beer available. Try a couple, because they are all pretty good examples of their respective breed. Personally, I like the High Roller Red. You can get beer by the glass, or in massive Lexan tubes that stick 3 feet or more up off your table, with a spigot in the bottom so you can refill everyone’s glasses on request. This is a little impractical unless everyone really likes the same type of beer, but it sure does look cool. The Decor is very “just paint the ventilation ducts black”. The ceiling is nice and high, and the ceiling fans are very unique, but this isn’t a place you spend all day looking at the walls. There are some big sports-bar TV’s in case you don’t want to talk to the people you are sitting with. The service wasn’t great when I was there. The place wasn’t even half full, yet it still took a lot of hungry whimpering and staring to get a waitress to take our order. When it’s all said and done, though, I’ve had worse service, and the waitress was plenty friendly and helpful when she finally came around. The food is typical bar food. The deep-fried stuff is very good, and everything else is standard and decent. Burgers, fries, pizza, hot wings, etc… Be warned: at night (maybe it’s just weekend nights) they have an obnoxious band/DJ blasting music so loud you can hear it in the casino. The people I saw in there clearly were not interested in dancing, and I don’t see why they would ruin a good sports bar/brewery by doing this. I really like this place, and will go again and often, just not while
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