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Beer Available At Rock Bottom Minneapolis (arranged by most recent)
Rock Bottom Minneapolis Erik the Red Vienna-Style Lager 47, Rock Bottom Minneapolis Modern Monk Dubbel , Rock Bottom Minneapolis New World IPA , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Cocoa-Motion Porter , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Rotator IPA , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Red Ale , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Kölsch , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Wit , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Anniversary IPA 83, Rock Bottom Minneapolis Mort Noir , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Coconut Chai Stout 91, Rock Bottom Minneapolis Rye Saison , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Winter Wheat Ale , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Wobbly Wench Pub Ale , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Hot Corner Ale , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Liberty Single Hop Ale , Rock Bottom Minneapolis Smoked Porter 81, Rock Bottom Minneapolis Rocktoberfest
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| ryanfolty (104), Minneapolis, Minnesota | | May 23, 2012 Finally had a chance to check this place out on 5.23.12. Had the typical RB feel, but also had some pool tables and video games toward the back. Service was solid, not anything special to mention. Prices as usual are great with the flights at $1 per 4 oz. pour. Best of the RBs I have been to as of now. | | mattyb83 (14), Minnesota | | December 28, 2011 When I was first getting in to craft beer this was a place I always enjoyed. Either my tastes started to change/develop or the product went downhill shortly there after. It’s likely a combination of both, to be honest. But, in the last year I have found myself coming back more, and more, often. The beer is good again, and they are willing to take risks that most other breweries in the area are not willing to do. The coconut chai stout is what started to make me think about this place again. Food is pretty good, especially for the price during happy hour. Not a destination stop at this point, but if you find yourself in the area you will be more than happy to have stopped in. | | BVery (227), Burnsville, Minnesota | | September 28, 2011 [ Updated October 2, 2011 ] Fun downtown location. Pool tables in the back. Definitely has the chain bar/restaurant feel, and the beers are pretty good, but not great. Got a fantastic deal on flights - 4 beers for $4.50, did that twice, and the bartender threw in the last 4, so 12 beers for $9. That’s a great deal. | | Foxbush (29), Richmond, Virginia | | September 26, 2011 This brewpub in a large office building downtown. It is large pub with pool tables etc. The cast parties for various shows come here. We had their wings and a couple of beers. The service was excellent. For workers downtown this is great watering hole. | | detroiter (10), Euphoria, Minnesota | | January 13, 2011 Service at bar and dining room is excellent. Service at bar tables is more hit & miss depending on who the server is, but always friendly. Decent food for the money, always some nice beer on tap. Special 750 ml bottles to go a nice touch. | | bluemooner (14), Isanti, Minnesota | | July 4, 2010 Food here is very good. Service is good with servers having decent knowledge of beer. Beer variety is not bad and few beers I have had are pretty good. Worth a trip to be sure. | | pepsiedcan (26), The Student Ghetto, Iowa | | June 18, 2009 Sup bros, this place was decent. Beer was ok, food was pretty darn good. We didn’t get the best service, but we went pretty late at night. I’m pretty sure our server was lit. Very dark. | | Cletus (211), Connecticut | | April 17, 2009 Got to experience their airport location during a 90 minute layover. 6 taps of good beer, friendly service, and great food. Definitely made my layover an enjoyable experience. | | mistersinalin (24), St. Paul, Minnesota | | March 21, 2009 The brewnmaster here does a really good job of producing a very solid beer. There isn’t a huge selection, the there is always one hoppy choice. The quality of the beer and the prices make me come back. | | WallyWalrus (11), Minneapolis, Minnesota | | October 17, 2008 The selection’s never more than about eight deep (three or four standard brews with one or two rotating ones and one or two casks) but they are reliably decent. For $2.75 at happy hour, the price is right too. The standard bar menu is okay, though once you veer into the actual menu the prices rise and the food gets dodgier. Not spectacular by any means, but still a good downtown destination to grab a quick beer or two. |
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