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Beer Available At The Busy Bee (arranged by most recent)
Olde Hickory Barrel Aged Death by Hops (Jack Daniels) , Brooklyn Dark Matter 97, LoneRider The Preacher , Great Lakes Alberta Clipper 93, Great Lakes Commodore Perry IPA 94, Olde Hickory Death by Hops 98, Uinta Dubhe Imperial Black IPA 98, Terrapin Rye Pale Ale 92, Southern Tier Creme Brulee Stout 98, Foothills Oktoberfest 75, Olde Hickory Black Raven IPA 93, Heavy Seas Mutiny Fleet Davy Jones’ Lager 46, Smuttynose Homunculus 88, St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition 94, The Duck-Rabbit Schwarzbier 95, Terrapin Side Project Monks Revenge Double IPA 93, Southern Tier Pumking 98, Smuttynose Old Brown Dog 86, New Holland Beerhive Tripel 87, Mc Chouffe 97
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Rrauth (5), , does not count - explanation | | April 24, 2012 Love the busy bee. I can always find a beer or cask I’ve never tried. It can be pricy but who cares just skip the food if your trying to be cheap. I go here for beer that I can’t find on tap other places. The tater tots are nice but if you do get them go ahead and spend the extra money for a lunch meal and get the tots on the side. It’s better than just getting the side dish. | | PackPride (10), Raleigh, North Carolina | | November 21, 2011 Great place to go and hangout after work or on Friday and Saturday nights. Right in the heart of Downtown Raleigh on Wilmington street sits this nice bar that has a lot of beers to choose from and really good food to go with it. If you plan on going on a Friday or Saturday night plan on waiting for a table to open up for a while, or get there really early to claim a spot. Overall the atmosphere is hopping, the bartenders are knowledgeable and the food is top notch. Great place! | | Illini08 (39), Raleigh, North Carolina | | July 10, 2011 One of my favorite bars in Raleigh. Only 6-10 taps or so, but they’re always excellent. The food is incredible - the "crack tots" aka tater tots with truffle oil on them are delicious. Ambience is great with lots of exposed brick and lots of different local artists featured every month. | jtd6628 (8), North Carolina does not count - explanation | | July 9, 2011 Good looking swanky place. A little high with their prices. | | emacgee (57), Carrboro, North Carolina | | July 7, 2011 Pretty cool layout with the three levels and such. Kind of makes an adventure out of it. Found a few things here that I hadn’t seen on tap around. Usually see some cool stuff on their email list. | | Frank (50), Chicago, Illinois | | June 25, 2011 I stopped in for a few brews before a set I played at the bar next door. Nice place. There was a good selection of drafts and some good bottles too. They were focused heavily on Terrapin for some reason and nearly half the drafts were those beers. One cool thing they had was an apparent one off bourbon barrel beer from LoneRider. It is a sign of a good beer bar when they go out and get special, rare beers. I didn’t eat the food myself but some friends got it and it seemed like your typical high-end pub eats. I will be back my next time in Raleigh. | | Suttree (120), Knoxville, Tennessee | | April 11, 2011 Dinner here before the WBF. The selection was not huge but there were quite a few rarities and hard to find beers. Service was perfectly fine, and the food was tasty. I will say this, though - I rarely complain about price, but I did notice that everything seemed a bit on the high side. A nice place, to be sure, but maybe a little too precious. | Sandor (5), Pennsylvania does not count - explanation | | March 27, 2010 I was lucky enough to be in Raleigh when the Busy Bee was tapping Life & Limb. The staff was very friendly and engaging. It was a very relaxed, mellow environment. The loaded tater tots were a great appetizer and the Pork Osso Bucco was just awesome. I would definitely make it a point to stop here every time I’m in Raleigh. | | zizzybalubba (68), Elizabeth City, North Carolina | | March 21, 2010 Recently visited here on a Friday night. The restaurant was not too busy but did seem to start filling up as we were leaving around 8:00. Very nice ambiance in an historic building in downtown Raleigh. Our server was attentive, prompt, and polite. The food was very good and reasonable. The beer selection, while not extensive, was very impressive. Nearly every beer was not your run-of-the-mill selection. Some were even darn near impossible to find most places. They had just tapped Sexual Chocolate Stout the night before so I was pleased. I didn’t grab a growler to go of anything but they were available for some beers. Overall, this a very good restaurant with an impressive beer selection. A must visit you are in Raleigh. | | JCB (120), Durham, North Carolina | | May 22, 2009 Went to this joint with Immy, emacgee, OldStyleCubFan, and a couple of Immy’s pals. Crowded on a Saturday night, but still a very enjoyable ambience. Nice soft wood with some copper and bronze fixtures visible (kinda mid-90s but okay). Didn’t try the food, but the tap selection was quite good (albeit a tad pricey). |
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