Newer upscale pizza place on King St next door to Beer:30 and down the street from Kickback’s, Dahlia’s, Rogue/Loft/Independent. High ceilings, modern decor. Tap list is large for this type of place, selection was good with a few oddball beers like Kona Koko Brown, Meantime Coffee Porter, Weyerbacher Insanity and then a good dose of local beers from Engine 15 and perhaps some others. Flights are available in some really nice mini stemless snifter things. Service was quick though beer knowledge was lacking, they were very friendly. Main problem was that the server wasn’t completely sure what was on the tap since the list on the menu was out of date. Many things I ordered he thought were kicked, but ended up still being on tap. Just a little bit annoying. Pizza quality was high, but the prices are steep. Around $15-18 for a medium pizza that can feed 1 person well or be split with 2 people plus an appetizer. TVs along the bar to watch sports games. Fun place, sort of like an Al’s pizza quality wise but with the taplist to boot. Good place to peek in if you are in the are and need to grab food before hitting the beer bars on King St.

Another place on King Street! One of about 1,000. Cool place on the corner of King and Park, sort of a fancy restaurant inside, but not "bring a jacket/tie" type of fancy. The service is always prompt and friendly, but don’t expect expert beer knowledge. Luckily their beer menu is laid out pretty well if you aren’t sure about what something is. Average selection for the area - lots of local taps and some good craft selections. I’ve only had food once, and just appetizers, and it was pretty good, but maybe a bit pricey for what it was and how much we got. Overall, stop in for some (potentially) tasty pizza or brunch and you’ll have some good taps to enjoy, but don’t seek it out as a beer destination.