The place is so open and spacious. They have a patio and concert area. The fireplace seating is fun…read moreto sit and visit. There is a dining area and a large areas for privacy parties. The choices of brews are numerous. The staff is friendly and attentive.

Food trucks available outside otherwise they don't serve food. The bartender seemed a little…read morepreoccupied and not attentive to customers. Seems like it could be a fun place.

The service is wonderful. We had a shift change and both servers were friendly, efficient and…read moreresponsive. The food is great. I'm hooked on the fried sprouts. This was my second visit and I cannot wait to return. The decor is cool; artwork from local artists is very interesting.

He Ssaid: Duluth is a wonderful place to visit. The…read morelandscape is beautiful and there are several good foods places to choose from. Corktown has a good selection of both meat and veggie dishes. I ordered the falafel plate and I enjoyed the plate, immensely. Our waitress was really kind, too. She asked if we were there to fish (we were). The waitress offered to share some good fishing spots. Awesome. Pros: - Nice spot that offers quality dishes. - Smoked meats are good Cons: - I would rank other Duluth restaurants over this place, but Corktown is still a solid choice.

I was quite excited to see what Duluth has to offer on our recent first visit (especially as a fan…read moreof Bob Dylan's music). Researching different parks, restaurants, coffee places and breweries, Warrior's art caught my eye. Curious to try the beer behind the bottle, we had the chance to drop by on our way southbound to Minneapolis about a month ago. Despite being in a multi-business strip mall, Warrior commands its own space the second you walk in. The owner was incredibly laid-back and welcoming, offering suggestions base on taste palate and providing a couple of free small samples before committing. I'm open to try any style myself, from the lightest table beer to the most robust barrell-aged stout; Warrior's selection runs the gamut in bold, distinct contrast. I highly recommend the flight (even if you're not the biggest beer fan, you have to appreciate the sword-shaped serving board). Personal standouts were the Barbarian Imperial Stout (much less harsh or boozy than you might expect) and the Samurai Red IPA. A short drive southwest of downtown, don't miss Warrior on a trip through Duluth. I may have to battle that commute from STL to make another visit myself someday.

Great backstory. This is the location of the former Lake superior brewery. The beer was pretty…read moregood. Super friendly service. No food but a nice outdoor space, you can have dogs outside. Nice merch

The bartender was great. They had 4 types of Athletic Brewing which I really appreciated. We had a…read moredelicious soft pretzel.

Love this place! The service was spot on and the beer was spectacular. The flight was hand picked…read morewith the help of the well-versed staff. With axe-throwing offered, there's a lot of options in this spacious location. In town for a hockey tournament, we loved the "Bar Down Pale Ale" beer and pint glass!

Great selection of wine, beer & spirits. Friendly service and staff. Prices were on the high side…read morefrom what we have seen in other places.

The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, the store was nice and cool and clean, compared to the…read moreheat and the rubbish outside. There were several tempting options on sale for cheap, too!

This is my favorite place to eat in Duluth. HANDS DOWN. It's casual, cozy, affordable and the vibes…read moreare great! The staff is helpful and the food is awesome. They also have a great beer selection. I've had almost everything on the menu and I can't find anything to complain about. The English onion soup is a stand out for me, don't miss it! This is a great spot for a cozy lunch or enjoy pub vibes with live music at night. We go every time we're in town.

Order at the counter, get a number and find a seat. The pretzel and drinks were delicious. The…read moreEnglish dip was rather bland ( like a lot of English food), the Sir Pesto was delish! The band was LOUD. the desserts were different and tasty. The French silk pie had a bit of salt to elevate the chocolate and the bread pudding had apples! Great Brandy Old Fashioned and Long Island Iced Tea.

This was a fun stop on our trip to Duluth. It was my first time playing electronic golf. It was…read moreinteractive, fun, and at a good price

Love the atmosphere and friendly staff. A very generous food and prize give away at half time for…read moreViking's games. My favorite bar snack is their Top the Tater boat.

I had heard great things about Bent Paddle Brewing's taproom - and it did not disappoint. A huge…read morestage with music set up outside and the inside was extremely expansive. Bent Paddle Brewing Company is a family-owned and operated craft brewery and taproom in Duluth, Minnesota. The brewery opened in May 2013 and uses Lake Superior water to brew it's beers and hemp beverages. Bent Paddle's mission is to create a unique craft beer experience while also being sustainable for the business, employees, environment, and community. And they deliver on it all. I got a flight to enjoy some of their more limited offerings. Munchin Pretzels: An Oktoberfest beer brewed with traditional German Malts and Hops. I get toasted bread malt character with a bit of sweetness, but rounded out by a hop bitterness. The malt profile is definitely the forefront and I wished I had a pretzel to go with it. Infinity Stuf: An Oatmeal Stout that they went all out with 100 pounds of Oreos. Nutty oatiness, chocolate, and medium fullness. I appreciate it not being a Pastry Stout, but still get lots of Oreo character. A Beer of Their Own: A Hoppy Pale Ale brewed in collaboration with a Bar Of Their Own in the Twin Cities. Tropical fruit forward - primarily melon and cantaloupe, with a nice finish. Stratarado: A Hoppy Pale Ale brewed with Strata and El Dorado (get the name?). Tropical fruit, pineapple, some sweetness on the tongue. Liked this one a lot. ______

Checked out Bent Paddle while in Duluth. I'm not from the area, but I was already well acquainted…read morewith their tasty malt beverages before I visited. They have all kinds of beer. I like a crisp, refreshing, clean tasting pilsner, and theirs has been perfected. The place has a nice atmosphere to sit down indoors or outdoors and just hang out, whether it's a date or just with friends. I will be back when in Duluth again!