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14 reviews for Walnut Brewery
| Cavie (53), Fort Worth, Texas | | July 18, 2009 A fairly standard brewpub. I liked that they had a mug club with all the individual mugs displayed on the mantle. I tried the sampler but seemed to be the only one drinking beer. The chap I spoke to next to me was rockin the mixed drinks and was happy to do so. The place in itself seemed cool enough. I doubt they make fantastic beer, and what I tried verified that. A decent stop though. | | pjbern571 (19), Florida | | July 4, 2009 Not a Bad place, Serched around a while for a place to eat, and stumbled onto this place. they had a cool atmosphere and the beer selection was pretty good. I would return to this place for sure. | | jbye4334 (44), Colorado Springs, Colorado | | June 20, 2009 Standard pub style atmosphere. Small patio area outside. Decent selection of beers. The main thing that turned me off about this place was the fact that I had an Irish Red Ale that tasted like mint mouthwash. Had a brown ale that was decent. Pretty expensive for pints of decent beer too. | | caesar (119), Bunnik/Utrecht, Netherlands | | October 9, 2008 Visited this place when the local college football town had to play at home, and won. Crowded with football fans. Bad service, too crowded without having atmosphere. Although the beer is not bad, I wouldnt recommend it, or maybe on a quieter evening. | PsionSaint (4), Colorado does not count - explanation | | June 8, 2008 Overall entirely average - a good default place for a group of people which normally don’t include more the more beer-adventurous types that frequent ratebeer.com. Decent beers and decent food. If this was in any other town, it might rate better beer scores but the bar is awfully high in Boulder/Denver. | | TAR (25), Boulder Co., Colorado | | June 1, 2007 [ Updated June 2, 2007 ] Dreadful cookie-cutter atmosphere and very stale. TVs plague the place, and cold staff with "pretty faces" are found everywhere. I often pass through here on my bike (couple times a week), to get a sample of the real ale, but as with Old Chicago, the real ale is served too warm, stale, and lifeless. Two cask ales can often be found, which is usually a good thing. This WOULD be a good thing if they were well conditioned, maintained and properly served and dispensed. The use of sparklers means that your likely-to-be-already-flat pint will arrive completely flat once it has been pushed through the sparkler. I haven’t tried any of the house beer because if a place can’t closely monitor and maintain its cask ales, then what’s that tell you? | | hopdog (201), Lansdale, Pennsylvania | | December 11, 2006 Ended up here by default (so happens that Midnight Sun was closed due to their Holiday Party - bastards, I called and got their regular recording saying they were open today). Nice and open inside. Huge servings of food (the salad that came with my Mac and Chicken would have been enough). 8 beers on tap (although below to average). | | fly (191), austin, Tejas, | | August 7, 2006 never got much out of this place ..
maybe I’ll try it again if I make it up to Bolder during GABF this year
- oh boy? | | bitter (90), Henderson, Nevada | | February 28, 2006 you could take or leave this place. typical open wharehouse look. average beers. walk down to mountain sun, much better beer. | | illinismitty (224), Nashville, Tennessee | | December 11, 2005 As other reviewers said, typical chain ambiance, but with a trendy crowd. A client took me here for lunch. I tried the sampler, and most of the beers were average, but drinkable. 1 stood out from the batch. The food was good, but nothing worth going back for. Too bad Oasis is gone, their beer was much better. |
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