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Originally Posted by OldCloverdale
Why open a "Brewing Company" with only two beers? The server was very, very nice but did not know that an I.P.A. is an India PALE ALE. Their other beer: a Pale Ale.
No bottled or draft beers to compensate for their selection of two pale ales. I would order a stout, porter, red, amber, Octoberfest, etc. I'm not a fan of a two-beer selection of pale ales.
I will return after they brew more beers. I hope they work out the kinks.
We sent back the first appetizer.
The second was okay.
The burger was good, not great. The fries were fresh (not frozen) and excellent. The fresh onion rings were good, not great.
The music was outstanding. There are many TVs on different sporting events. The walls are 100% bare. The restrooms are nice but there were not well kept, and they were not at all busy.
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YES! The 'only have two beers, both of which are pale ales' thing really bugged me. I know this place isn't affiliated with the old "Brew Pub" and isn't out to be a direct clone, but damn I miss the Riverboat Red and the sauteed crab claws.
I'm following them via Facebook and the pictures of their food and the building look nice but I'm concerned it's trying to be something more than it needs to be. Fancy burgers, etc., are fine, but in a microbrewery? Meh... In this type of place, the beer should shine above all else. I'm hoping it doesn't become an AlleyBAR 2.0. That's one thing that I loved about the old Montgomery Brewing Company; it had a very strong "come as you are" vibe, at least in my opinion. Oh, and "Clickity Clack" makes my eye twitch.
I'm still hopeful that Railyard Brewing will prosper, but my expectations are not terribly high at the moment.