Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) 100, Kuhnhenn Crème Brûlée Java Stout 94, Jolly Pumpkin Bam Noire 88
More Beers Available Here
Shorts Nicie Spicie 53, Dark Horse Rod 85, Third Coast Old Ale 99, Original Gravity Primordial Porter 99, Original Gravity 440 Pepper Smoker 99, Dark Horse Thirsty Trout Porter 79, Two Hearted Ale 100, Cantillon Saint Lamvinus 99, Founders Canadian Breakfast Stout 100, Petrus Aged Pale 93, Rogue HazelNut Brown Nectar 96, Kuhnhenn Simcoe Silly Ale 93, Hitachino Nest Weizen 59, Jolly Pumpkin Calabaza Blanca 92, Youngs Double Chocolate Stout 97, Jolly Pumpkin Bam Biere 94, Jolly Pumpkin Madrugada Obscura 94, Gulden Draak 97, Chimay Triple / Blanche (White) 98, Brooklyn Savoir Faire 78, Livery 555 IPA 54, Arcadia Pappy’s Big Dick Bourbon Barrel Olde Ale 81, Stone Chipotle Smoked Porter 85, Stone Bourbon Barrel 12th Anniversary Bitter Chocolate Oatmeal Stout 95, Rogue Imperial Porter 95, New Holland Golden Cap 80, Arcadia Whitsun 57, Dragonmead Larrys Lionheart Pale Ale 44, Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA 98, Founders Breakfast Stout 100, Avery The Reverend 89, Stone Smoked Porter 98, Dogfish Head Punkin Ale 82, Stone Sublimely Self Righteous Ale 99, Bells Pale Ale 73, Bells Kalamazoo Stout 100, Bells Hell Hath No Fury 92, Bells Porter 94, Flying Dog Wild Dog Barrel-Aged Gonzo 98, Third Coast Beer 45, Bells Harry Magills Spiced Stout 91, Michigan Brewing High Seas India Pale Ale 90, Dark Horse Crooked Tree IPA 92, Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout 99, North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout 100, Dogfish Head Midas Touch Golden Elixir 88, Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock 100, Schloss Eggenberg Samichlaus Bier 88, Bells Expedition Stout 100, Delirium Nocturnum 88, Double Bastard Ale 100, Delirium Tremens 91, Shorts Pandemonium Pale Ale 78
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| Slabjacker (34), | | August 18, 2009 Stopped in on a Sunday night on the ride home. Place was busy, particularly the bar area - very loud too. The "seat yourself option" meant we waited a while for service. Our server was kind and efficient but whether it was the busyness of the night or the operation of the kitchen, everything seemed to take a while; from drinks to food. Food was average, typical of any other bar and grill on State St., though I might opt for somewhere else if dining. Good snacking foods to go with your drinks though. Drinks. Now that’s the saving grace of Ashley’s. With 70 taps (several regulars and about a dozen rotating) and another 90 bottled varieties, Ashley’s has something for everyone - all of it organized by beer type on the menu. I enjoyed a Creme Brule Stout from Southern Tier and the Edmund Fitzgerald Porter from Great Lakes Brewing; both were solid, though the stout was a little too sweet. I did find the price to be on the higher side ($6 for the stout in what appeared to be a champagne flute instead of a true pint glass...smaller, it seemed) but to carry that many brews is probably costly. I guess you pay for the wide selection. Go if you’re looking to try something new but not the best place for a real meal, in my opinion. | | Sammy (273), Toronto, Ontario | | August 6, 2009 Outstanding bar in beautiful Ann Arbor. Lots of people here always. Decent sized bar, with lots of tables. Lots of taps. Lots of bottles, though the bottles are the Shelton brothers lineup that can be bought elsewhere. Bartenders are very knowledgeable about the beers and the craft beer scene. I heard it rumoured, and I did see staff sit down with people and help host little parties of people. Great little street with little groceries, Ben and Jerries, parking available. Mostly local Michigan stuff, but there were some good nationals as well, i.e. Southern Tier creme brullee. An ongoing craft beer party. The food is supposed to be very decent. | | Blaze312 (10), Ann Arbor, Michigan | | August 3, 2009 Ashleys has a great selection of beers. Some of them are expensive, but not that much different then what you would pay at any other bar. Lots of local brews on tap as well as some non local ones. Bottles to go too! I didn’t get a chance to eat anything which probably explains why I got drunk so fast. I went on a friday after work, it was very crowded and loud. The bar is a little smaller then I expected, but still looks like it could hold quite a few people. I’ll definitely be back. The only downside is that they don’t fill growlers. Which isn’t incredibly uncommon for a bar, but as this bar has more beers on tap then most breweries do, I would think this would be something they might want to consider offering some day. | mallons72 (3), livonia, Michigan does not count - explanation | | August 1, 2009 Feels too crowded. Not enough wait staff. Wonderful beer selection, but a bit pricey.
Like the Westland location much better. | | jeffmw (14), | | July 17, 2009 Stopped here for a couple hours while on a Michigan beer road trip. Very cool looking inside. Great selection of taps from mostly around Michigan, but some other stuff as well. Also had a nice bottle selection, but were out of a couple of the rarer things we asked for. Either way, I can’t complain. It was a fantastic couple of hours of drinking and we couldn’t believe how cheap it was when we left. Would definitely go back. | | deyholla (14), Bloomington, Indiana | | July 13, 2009 By far the best selection of any bar in Ann Arbor. Unfortunately it is right on campus and can get quite a bit wild and loud on a weekend evening and that kind of kills any ambiance. The service is quite slow. I’ll put up with it though for the great selection even at steep prices. By far my favorite Ann Arbor establishment. | | marchcow (36), Coralville, Iowa | | April 9, 2009 Stopped by here today on a trip to Michigan. Very, very good selection - beyond excellent compared to the average bar. Atmosphere was nice, a good spot for a drink and some food. Service was a little spotty. Food was good. Sampled some Kuhnhenn, Dragonmead, Arcadia, and Golden Cap. Lots of stuff on the beer list in bottles. Excellent selection on tap. Food was pretty good to. Definitely worth a visit. | jebb12 (6), Grand Rapids, Michigan does not count - explanation | | March 11, 2009 Expensive but wow, you’ll never get a better selection of beers in a bar! Really cool place too, festive and always packed with friendly people. The pine panelling and rougth tables and seats make a great ambiance for draining a few. | | Marinesuds (13), Hawaii | | February 22, 2009 Great college bar with an awesome selection of beers. Nothing fancy here, but they don’t act like you are supposed to be impressed. Wait staff is friendly, if over worked. If you want to try some great beers in a relaxed atmosphere this is the place. | | trayns (23), Beverly Hills, Michigan | | February 6, 2009 As a student in Ann Arbor, this was my home away home. They have a unreal selection of premium brews on tap. Rare micros, to Belgians, and imports, ALL on TAP (72 total) ! They also have brewing events about once a month, reps from the major micros come in with rare kegs (90 Min from DogFish Head - HopSlam and Expedition Stout from Bell’s - Anny Ales from Stone). I graduated two months ago and miss Ashley’s Bar. Gotta stop by and check this place out. The pesto fries are worth a try. |
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