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re: Baton Rouge Market for a Craft Brewery
Posted on 5/25/16 at 7:20 am to timbo
Posted on 5/25/16 at 7:20 am to timbo
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Either that, or for a new brewery to have a booth in that White Star Market that's going up on Government.
The person/group that owns the market is going to run the bar, they are obtaining and controlling the liquor license.
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My dream is for an upstart company to partner with a good local chef and open up a brewpub in the old Entergy site on Government Street. I think that would be a home run.
If it does get redeveloped as part of a BR-NOLA rail connection, I don't think your dream will be too far off. ETA: Just caught up... if that development is dead, then I really have no idea. I'm with you though, it would be a great idea.
This post was edited on 5/25/16 at 7:24 am
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Posted on 5/25/16 at 7:36 am to LSUBoo
Can someone start this same thread for New Orleans Proper?
I honestly think New Orleans could get close to Portland's level, with multiple successful breweries by neighborhood. You can only drink certain beers by actually going to those hoods. I think NOLA could handle at least 20 more breweries just in the city and become a wildly popular craft beer town in addition to everything else they offer.
In reference, Portland supports 58 right now and is about twice the size of NOLA.
I honestly think New Orleans could get close to Portland's level, with multiple successful breweries by neighborhood. You can only drink certain beers by actually going to those hoods. I think NOLA could handle at least 20 more breweries just in the city and become a wildly popular craft beer town in addition to everything else they offer.
In reference, Portland supports 58 right now and is about twice the size of NOLA.
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