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    4.2 (36 reviews)
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    Ham & Cheese Sandwich with potato salad
    Skittle R.

    Great food and the beer was great. I really loved the staff and thought they were helpful and friendly. I don't think you'll go home hungry.

    Had the open faced turkey sandwich that is a November special and it was amazing, you can always count of the soups too

    Yummm
    Monica K.

    Fred and I found this really cool tap room the vibe was laid back and wholesome. with a ton of beer options, and kind knowledgeable tenders. The boneyard rpm hit the spot for Fred and omg this 'dirty fries' are a must!!!! Fred wanted to get an extra two orders to go! We will definitely be returning to try more of their awesome menu.

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    Jeff M.

    Lively and fun crowd this weekend spilled out the doors and onto the patio to enjoy the fine beer and a pop up stand from McKillip's Catering. The Tri-tip was top notch, good time had by all. A+

    Full bar, super inviting space, beautifully decorated!
    Hannah J.

    We went for Father's Day - my dad has had his eye on this place being built out and we were so excited to try it but even more blown away by the food and the service was friendly and eager to serve!! So glad to have such a well-designed space with amazing food, compliments to the chef for doing more than just typical bar food. The soup of the day was amazing with potato, leek and asparagus topped with croutons, a drizzle of olive oil and some grilled asparagus, it was seriously so good that all the staff ordered it for lunch too! Such a gem of a spot, full bar, taproom and good food just a few minutes from Newberg! They're building out the brewery side, can't wait to try their in-house brews soon.

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    Good service, nice setting, great drink choices. Lots of locals go here for a nice evening.

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    Great beer! Excited St Paul has a nice establishment for food and booze. I can see this be really happening come next years rodeo.

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    Fantastic atmosphere. Great food. Extensive beer menu. Friendly service. Highly recommend.

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    Great new spot! They're still working out the kinks but it's definitely a solid place for food, beer and cocktails!

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