This place has a bit of history, originally it was in the Old Fig garden area some time ago, then they opened up this one in Clovis, i believe the owners may have split off at that point. In the past they’ve always had some beers that were not available at most restaurants. But NOW, well it’s pretty darn good for Fresno, and not bad for many places I’ve been. I had trouble rating this place as for Fresno, it’s one of the best as far as selection. AND they even had an IPA fest, how about that! Beer prices are rather high, up to 8 bucks for a standard bar conical "pint". But since you can’t get get a lot of this stuff anywhere else in the area, i guess they feel they can charge the price... 28 draft beers, only two crappy BMC’s and one cider i think. Many many bottles including one I’ve never heard about before, Harviestoun Ola Dubh. Wild stuff! but, again pricey, 16 or more for and 11 ounce bottle. Mostly pizza and Calzones, but what would you expect. More than adequate. Price not as bad as the beers. this will be my mecca for awhile, until the price gets to me i guess. [I kept saying Fresno, but i guess i meant the Fresno area, as this place is actually in Clovis.]

Wow. Talk about an unknown gem. Lots of unusual Belgians. Bornem Tripel and Keizersberg Abbey Ale Tripel, Petrus Oud Bruin. Probably more like 20 taps, and 50+ bottles. Sink the Bismark and Tactical bottles!

Excellent selection. Rarer stuff changes fairly regularly. Wide variety of beers, but typically only 1-2 per brewery. Lots of Belgians and Belgian-styles. Recently expanded German selection. Taps are about 1/4 mainstream pilsner. All three Harp beers, Gulden Draak, Pilsner Urquell (just added - this handle changes a lot), Killians, some other stuff on tap.