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Inner North Brewing

4.5 (2 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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Thunder Road Brewing Company

Thunder Road Brewing Company

3.8(4 reviews)
1.6 km
•$$

While it isn't one of my favourite breweries, it still certainly works out well as one of those…read moreplaces where you can get a good beer, as well as a good meal. Mind you, the thing I found a little annoying was that it isn't necessarily always open, which meant that I had to time myself to make sure I was in the area so that I could actually go and check it out. Yeah, in a way it was okay, and there were some nice beers, but the thing is that they weren't necessarily my favourite.

I came here because they were having a charity event, trying to raise money for the Australian…read moreCancer Research Foundation, as the most amount of people to brew a beer. It was easy to find, and you can't miss the green trucks on the street that are posted with Thunder Road Brewing. Here I got a tour of the brewery, with an explanation of the brewing process. It was fun adding hops to the big kettle, and seeing the head brewers explaining everything to you. I must say that all of the staff were very friendly. On the downside, the main thing that I missed was that this brewery didn't have food on location. Sure, they have eateries around the block, and on this certain day, they had a food truck right outside their door. And I wish I had gotten tasting notes. I ordered a paddle, and could not for the life of me remember which beer was which. Sure when the beer-man first helps you out, he explains everything to you, at the bar. But once I sat down to try these out, I didn't know A from B. So, if I liked one more than the others, I was basically helpless to know what it was. If it wasn't for the charity cause, I don't think I would have ever made it to TR Brewing. But I'm glad that I did, I helped brew a beer!

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Thunder Road Brewing Company - Food Van

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Food van and garden

The Alehouse Project - The main bar area

The Alehouse Project

4.4(19 reviews)
1.5 km
•$$

All hail the ale! All cheer the beer!…read more Another local haunt of mine. The clue's in the name as to why this is an absolute must destination if you love craft beer (and if you don't, you're wrong); one of the best in Melbourne in my opinion. There's always some interesting beers to try and the selection of 12 constantly rotating taps keeps things interesting. The place is laid back, service friendly and knowledgeable, only downside is that it's not the cheapest place to drink but the quality and variety of beers makes it worth the price. There's also A/C ( very welcome on days like today; 38C). There's a small garden out back which is usually pretty quiet. Haven't tried the food but they have some daily specials which seem popular.

You don't know how hard it is not to jump off the tram every night after work and pop in here for a…read moredrink or seven. The lure of twelve rotating beer taps, delicious food (including some of, if not THE best onion rings I've ever eaten) and a great atmosphere is a little too much to resist for much longer. The Alehouse staff are very knowledgeable, as you would expect in a beer nirvana such as this. It gets busy in here, but it's usually quiet enough to have a quick chat with them as you try and decide which one of the delicious beverages on offer you will have. They're more than happy to let you taste test one before you commit to a full glass too. A great choice of beers are on offer and you're bound to find something you like on the rotating taps (the upcoming beers are listed on a wall next to the bar), but if you don't like anything on tap check out the beer fridges or even try one of their beer cocktails! In the front of the bar there are comfy couches along one side, with larger tables on the other side. In the adjoining room is the same setup, though this can be booked for private functions and it's also where the Wednesday night Trivia Night is held. Trivia is free, fun, and prizes include a bar tab, so you really can't go wrong with that. Out the back is a beer garden with a mix of tables and chairs in a variety of shapes and sizes, with a shady tree or two thrown in for good measure. As I mentioned, the food is great here. The first time I popped in the kitchen was being renovated and my order of fries was forgotten, but since then service has been prompt and the food delicious when it has arrived. I've been to Alehouse a few times now and will keep going back. I have managed to resist jumping off the tram to pop in so far, somehow but that won't last long...especially with an all too convenient tram stop right outside!

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The Alehouse Project - It's a sign!

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Henry Street Brewhouse - Game time at the bar

Henry Street Brewhouse

5.0(1 review)
4.0 km•Kensington
•$$

Head over to Kensington to hang with the locals on Friday nights at Henry St Brewhouse. Like all…read moregood things in Melbourne, this brewery bar is not an obvious stop on the High Street. In fact, I had to inform my friend that lived in the neighbourhood that it existed. He went there immediately and declared he was never leaving. The brewhouse's décor is DIY- with planks of wood fastened together to create benches and a small outdoor 'patio' that pulls into the brewery at the end of the night. (For beer drinkers in the know - if you like Hop Nation, then you'll also love Henry Street.) For the undecided, or the unfamiliar, the bar offers tasting paddles with five samples of your choice of beer for $20. Sadly on the night we visited they had run out of at least three of the beers I was hoping try. But we managed to try everything else on the list, which provided a good intro to the range. (We declared the Monsieur Gray IPA the winner that night.) Local beer is the focus at this bar. So if you're feeling peckish, pull out the phone and order delivery. The drawbacks are that it's only open on a Friday. Plus, like every brewery, it's open and draughty, so dress for the weather. The beer bar (also serving a selection of spirits) is a laid back, unpretentious place to hang with friends. It's not my 'hood, but it was worth the trip to visit friends that do live there. It's a great addition to the Melbourne brewery bar scene.

From the owner: Microbrewery and bar serving up to 10 craft beers all brewed on site. A place for the community to…read morecome together over a refreshing and lovingly brewed Ale.

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Henry Street Brewhouse - It is on for #fridaydrinks

It is on for #fridaydrinks

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