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| decaturstevo (80), decatur, Tennessee | | April 20, 2012 Quite a long way from the interstate but worth the drive. Nice roomy but cozy place. Nice beer selection. We only had an appetizer but it was good. I want to go again. | | NachlamSie (354), Tennessee | | March 1, 2011 The best thing about this place is the ambiance. It’s basically in Piedmont Park and when the weather is good this is a fantastic place to chill out with a brew. They officially open at 4:30pm and unaware of that fact we wandered in right around 3:45. The bartender was friendly and offered to pour us a round of beer without qualm. The Trail Ale was decent and the Amber ale was just alright.I didn’t eat on my visit but I saw they had a sushi bar. I prefer the beers from other brewers in Atlanta, but the location and ambiance of Park Tavern may warrant my return at some point. | | CheersMate (132), Fremont (Seattle), Washington | | December 1, 2010 Oh, my, God. I can’t believe that I failed to rate this place. Alright, I’m not getting to share all of the dirty little secrets that I know about this place *cough* drugs *cough* ex-brewer receiving threats about cops being called for kicking in a glass door, or breaking it. Anyways, the ex-brewer really seemed like he was on his way to brewing great stuff, but he fucked up. Since then, I can’t comment on who the brewer is, or what he is like. The beers had carbonation issues when I first visited, and had drank for free. All this was due to the fact that the brewer was inexperienced. The food is decent, and the service was great, only because I knew multiple people that worked here. This place has a lot of events, and needs to get back to the basics. Nice ambiance. | | Glouglouburp (259), Montreal, Quebec | | July 11, 2010 A large touristy pub which is actually sitting inside a public park (right on the border). First time I see that. The inside is typical big family friendly pub. The large patio on the grass of the public park and with view on the park can provide for a relaxing moment if you go before they turn up the music;. The beer is really nothing special. With the type of patrons it is with no surprise that I was served an IPA that wasn’t really hoppy. Food menu is what you’d expect from a family friendly American pub. All in all this place is not worth a visit. | | aracauna (55), Georgia | | November 28, 2009 The beers here the last time I visited had improved, but the fact of the matter is that the management of this place just doesn’t care about the brewing operation. The advertisements always focus on the mainstream beer and cocktails and parties and the place is randomly closed for events that have bought the place. That being said, the location is one of the best in the city with a great view of Piedmont Park and a seriously beautiful building. | | lithy (156), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | | November 17, 2009 Fancy place looks like somewhere you get married more than a brewpub. Had four house beers on draft when I was there and some guest taps. Beer was solid, food looked good but expensive. A bit dimly lit for the beer rater. | | Cybercat (92), Georgia | | March 15, 2009 Conveniently located near Piedmont Park in midtown Atlanta, the Park Tavern is easy to find. Parking is adequate, but the lot itself is not paved so it is rather rough. When you enter, the interior is quite inviting - dark but not dim, with simple and rugged decor and furniture making for a nice, laid-back atmosphere that says "comfy neighborhood tavern." Noise level is a bit high, but not unbearable and not too raucous. There are a few TVs, but the sound was off when I visited - apparently they save TV noise for a major event such as the Super Bowl. There is ample seating so the Park Tavern can accommodate a small, intimate gathering or a fairly large one. Waitstaff are alert, helpful, and well-trained. The beer is not terrific, but the Park Tavern is well worth a visit. | | Beershine (540), The Sunshine State, Florida | | February 3, 2009 Nice location offers skyline view of Atlanta, park, patio, and therefore opportunities for pets. Interior is spacious, cozy, and conducive to conversation with friends. Also has good tvs but isn’t a sports bar. The beers are a little sad, unfortunately, and a few we had were infected. But one happened to be infected in a way that enhanced it! | | Oakes (593), Gibsons, British Columbia | | January 29, 2009 I actually kind of liked the vibe in here. The beers weren’t too bad, but they were a little weird and rustic. Worth a stop, and I’m sure when the weather is nice that patio is killer stuff. | mattvervack (1), Atlanta, Georgia does not count - explanation | | January 25, 2009 [ Updated September 24, 2010 ] I have to update, sadly, because the beer has gone badly downhill since my last update, and even worse I couldn’t eat my burger on my last visit! The dollar beer when it rains special keeps the value high, even bad beer is better at $1. |
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