Excellent service and great advice. Stopped in looking for martini mixes and wine for dinner. Store…read moreemployee provided excellent advice and recommendations. They carry excellent brands from throughout the world. Anyone looking for advice and recommendations on liquors and wines available should stop in here, you will not be disappointed.

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.

It's Sunday and we're on our way to a cabin to visit family and friends. We stopped to pick up some…read morewine for the occasion. They have a great beer selection and many from local brewery's. The wine selection was also quite good and to we found a some good choices for our event and headed out to the woods. It's a good place to make a quick stop for your adult beverage needs.

Great selection of beer and wine plus Mount Royal grocery store has many nice offerings. This is a…read morefantastic one-stop before heading up the shore.

This is a great place to relax and have a good cocktail. great atmosphere. will definitely go backread more

What a fun experience! From the outside, it simply looks like a vintage store front and has a…read morehidden, speakeasy-style entrance entrance. It says its a cocktail bar on the outside, but the vibe of the entrance adds to the experience without being over-the-top--no password or secret code required. Once inside, the atmosphere is incredibly eclectic, cozy, and full of vintage charm. We loved exploring the space almost as much as we loved the drinks. The cocktail menu is extensive, with something for every taste, and every cocktail we ordered was creative, well-balanced, and absolutely delicious. They have a larger food menu than expected as well. You do have to order at the bar. Even though there was only one bar tender, she was keeping up with customers and there was never too long of a line. If you're looking for a unique spot with amazing cocktails and a memorable ambiance, this place is definitely worth a visit!

We came here Saturday mid morning for some breakfast and some drinks, it was pretty empty so we…read morewere seated right away, which was nice! The food was cheap and so were the drinks which was nice. Everything tasted great. It's a cute little bar in the middle of nowhere!

The Hunting Shack wings are the best chicken wings you can find anywhere. The burgers are very…read moregood. Great bar food and friendly people.

They're in house brewed beer was pretty good. Live music was really good. Nice size space…read more Friendly bartender.

Comes a time in many men's lives when they hears the call of the old home town, and feel the…read morepassion of his ancestors start to well up inside him. Thus began the latest chapter in the life of Ed Carmody, born in Duluth, world traveler, grandson of some former scions of the early hospitality industry in Duluth. Ed's Irish immigrant grandparents built a mini-empire in Duluth in the late 1800s, starting a restaurant, acquiring hotels, and being a part of People's Brewing Co. a rather long-lived post prohibition beer company that lasted until 1957. Ed's genetic ambitions led him to create Carmody Irish Pub in Duluth, five years ago, add a Northshore branch, Carmody 61, and finally to add micro-brewing capability on site. Carmody's, at 308 East Superior Street in the heart of the "new" old downtown, opens daily at 3PM, has live music six nights a week, with 32 beers and 21 Irish whiskeys on hand in addition to his own micro-brews. Demand for the latter is causing him to double brewing output capacity this year. A believer in supporting local businesses as well as the locavore movement, Ed sources as much product locally as he is able to, and estimates that over 80% of the food products come from establishments within an hour of the Twin Ports. Carmody's food offerings include their takes on traditional bar food, with the addition of some Chicago favorites (one of Ed's major life stopping points), as well as an homage or two to Irish / UK specialties. Chicago style dishes include the "Maxwell Street Chicago Dog," dressed as one would find at hundreds of Chicago eateries, with mustard, cucumber, relish, peppers, tomato, and a dash of celery salt. Another Chicago legend on the menu is the Italian Beef sandwich, thin sliced roast beef slowly marinaded in a flavorful au jus, served on a fresh bakery roll and topped with mild or spicy giardiniera. Beef for the sandwich is sourced from Fraboni's on the range, and cooked at Carmody 61, which enjoys a larger kitchen and prep area than the Duluth outlet. A tribute to the cuisine of the UK and Ireland can be found in the bangers and mash, and his version of the Cornish pasty. If you're not familiar with the pasty, its a crimped, baked meat and vegetable pie, popularized by miners from the British Isles and Eastern Europe, who settled in the mining communities of Northern Michigan and Minnesota. The hand-held pie provided hearty fare for miner lunches. Ed says his version of the pasty has "Slavic" influences, rather than Cornish or Finnish. The pasty has become widely associated with the Finnish culture in Minnesota. Sausages at Carmody's are made from Ed's secret family recipes, built to the pub's specifications at Wrazidlo's Old World Meats in Duluth. Bread and rolls are an exclusive Carmody recipe baked by Duluth's Johnson's Bakery. Additional menu items include starters, sandwiches, wraps, pizza with some vegetarian friendly choices. The menu at the Two Harbors branch has different menu choices, including entrees and burgers. Taste experiences this visit included the pretzel appetizer with house made mustard, Italian Beef sandwich, and bangers with garlic mash. All were excellent. We look forward to grazing our way through the rest of the menu in the near future.

A great big bar is central to the space, which was quite busy midafternoon on a Saturday. Dark…read morevibes, pull tabs, and TVs turned to pickleball and WPGA set the mood. My husband ordered a flight, which I sampled, too. Good beers and just a nice social space.

I had a great experience here. It was mid week in early June, not very busy. The bartender had time…read moreto sit and chat with me. They have a huge outdoor seating area. The only food I think is frozen pizzas. Huge variety of beer on top. All the beer was good. I'll be back.

Went with my wife to see a concert here. It is definitely worth checking out a show here if you…read morehaven't been. Can't go wrong with a good outdoor venue. Especially one that's a little away from the usual clustered hustle and bustle of other breweries etc. The sound, drink and merch booths were all handled very well. Security could have gone a little smoother to get in but other than that I can't complain. I tried a variety of their drinks throughout the night. The tap shack Caribbean lager with lime was really good! The coffee stout was also up there, and the IPA and hemp and hops were good, but pretty standard as far as those go in my opinion. Really good stuff!

If you're in Duluth and looking to find a great place minus all the traffic. Or just looking for a…read moregreat local brewery. Earth Rider brewery is a great place to check out. Great beers with the Wisconsin vibe too go with it.

I spent a long weekend eating and drinking my way around Duluth, and my favorite brewery we stopped…read moreat was Blacklist! It has such a fun atmosphere, but also a wide variety of great drinks!! I LOVED the seltzers, particularly the blueberry basil, but the peach hazy IPA and the Razz beer were also amazing! Also, their beers are on the stronger side so take note if you are trying to pace yourself! Now for the fun-- Blacklist also has axe throwing!! It is pretty affordable, too. It cost $100 for my group of 6 to play for an hour. The instructor was also super personable and helpful! He kept it safe but also super fun, and he was able to step in when someone needed help but hang out when we were doing okay on our own. He also ensured no one ever had an empty glass and everyone was having fun!! I would recommend Blacklist to absolutely anyone, and would totally come back when in Duluth!

We were doing our own brewery tour- going from one place to another. This was our last stop and I…read moredidn't really enjoy anything except their seltzer. I am not big on seltzers but it was tasty. The flight of beers I got were all SKUNKY. I hate that. It makes me wonder what happened?!?! I didn't finish any of them. They have some pinball games inside. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Looks like that have some food as well. It's a decent size space and there are many seats at the bar. I just wish I enjoyed their beer more.