"100% of people who do not save money do not have any!"--Dave Ramsey

[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by Piotrsko

their beer selection is more limited to IPA's

IPA's are beer with more beer in it.

[MetroMPG]

Originally Posted by JSH

A basket of fries, 14 inch pizza, and two beers each is $60 with tip

But why you are leaving a $30 tip?!

[Piotrsko]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

IPA's are beer with more beer in it.

I make beer and no there is no more "beer" in an IPA vs an ale (actually less since it's a clear beer). They do use a higher bitter quotient hops, but only because those tended to last the trip to India or Australia by square-rigger. 2 ounces of hops is 2 ounces no matter the IBU.

[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by Piotrsko

I make beer and no there is no more "beer" in an IPA vs an ale (actually less since it's a clear beer). They do use a higher bitter quotient hops, but only because those tended to last the trip to India or Australia by square-rigger. 2 ounces of hops is 2 ounces no matter the IBU.

IPA is a style of ale.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/India_pale_ale

I was being funny by contrasting IPA with cheap lagers that taste like water and have less alcohol content.

[hayden55]

Originally Posted by Piotrsko

I make beer and no there is no more "beer" in an IPA vs an ale (actually less since it's a clear beer). They do use a higher bitter quotient hops, but only because those tended to last the trip to India or Australia by square-rigger. 2 ounces of hops is 2 ounces no matter the IBU.

My friends like to say they add more leftover grapefruit into it to give it its bitter grapefruit juice taste. lol

[JSH]

Originally Posted by MetroMPG

But why you are leaving a $30 tip?!

I'm not. That is with a 20% tip. (Don't get me started on the stupidity of tipping in the USA)

Fries - $6
Pizza - $20
Beer - $6 x 4
$50
$50 x .2 = $10
Total = $60

That is at a place we visit about once a week. The owner and staff are nice and they have covered outside seating which was VERY helpful in 2020.

You can easily spend $80 at another taproom just down the street for 2 burgers and 4 beers. Good food but no atmosphere and no outside seating.
Great bottle shop though.

[redpoint5]

Alright, I'm intrigued. What is this pizza/taproom/fries place in PDX?

My wife used to be a weekly regular at Good Neighbor.

I always liked the atmosphere at Teote.

[JSH]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

Alright, I'm intrigued. What is this pizza/taproom/fries place in PDX?
.

Deep Space Brewing - Hillsboro, OR

[redpoint5]

Looks like my kind of place. They opened in 2019, which explains why I've never heard of it.

[JSH]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

Looks like my kind of place. They opened in 2019, which explains why I've never heard of it.

They have been there a lot longer than 2019 but that would be about the time they switched from being a taproom / restaurant and relaunched as a microbrewery. The owner of the building and restaurant partnered with a brewer and they started brewing their own beer on site.