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re: How well would a Flying Saucer do in BR or NOLA?
Posted on 7/8/12 at 11:28 pm to heypaul
Posted on 7/8/12 at 11:28 pm to heypaul
They have one up here in little rock and little rock has less selection than br. Also, it is much quieter than the one in Houston. I think that one is so loud va cause it's Houston and everywhere you go there are 1 million people.
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Posted on 7/8/12 at 11:57 pm to nolanola
yeah, that was a bs rumor
never listen to a drunk you talk to at monkey hill
never listen to a drunk you talk to at monkey hill
Posted on 7/9/12 at 12:11 am to booga
I haven't been to the one in Little Rock on Markham since there was smoking allowed. Not saying that I'm avoiding it, but it's just been that long since I've been there. There was a charm of being able to enjoy both a craft beer and a fine cigar. I remember that Ringo Starr was there that night with his all star band. That riverwalk is the shite in summertime. I used to get some good grub there at the market, and trust me, every trained duck at the Peabody looked like potential dinner.
Posted on 7/9/12 at 12:43 am to Degas
I've only been to the one in Austin. It was pretty nice but there was almost *too* much selection. It made my head spin.
I tried a few crazy beers and then ended up drinking Rogue Dead Guy the rest of the night..which is kind of lame since you can get that in NOLA.
If they put one in NOLA I think they should definitely do it in the Quarter--maybe where one of the shops next to JAX is, right by Jackson Square on the river side or a little further down closer to Canal Place/Felipes. I think it's too big for Bourbon St. A big HELL NO to it going out in Metairie. Who wants to drive drunk back to the city after drinking there?
I think it would do well here.
ALSO--LA's liquor/beer laws are MUCH better than Alabama's IIRC.
I tried a few crazy beers and then ended up drinking Rogue Dead Guy the rest of the night..which is kind of lame since you can get that in NOLA.
If they put one in NOLA I think they should definitely do it in the Quarter--maybe where one of the shops next to JAX is, right by Jackson Square on the river side or a little further down closer to Canal Place/Felipes. I think it's too big for Bourbon St. A big HELL NO to it going out in Metairie. Who wants to drive drunk back to the city after drinking there?
I think it would do well here.
ALSO--LA's liquor/beer laws are MUCH better than Alabama's IIRC.
Posted on 7/9/12 at 1:14 am to leightide
quote:Next time try one of the samplers which they (flying saucer) cleverly call "flights". It's five smaller portions of various brew. Last time I was there I took the hophead flight and wasn't disappointed.
It was pretty nice but there was almost *too* much selection.
Posted on 7/9/12 at 6:32 am to booga
I've been to the one in little rock and houston and austin and the in KC by my uncles and the one down the road from my sisters up in Raleigh and memphis....well shite think i've been to all bout 3 or 4
now that i think about it, i think BR & NO could pull if off, it would all be up to location, location, location
now that i think about it, i think BR & NO could pull if off, it would all be up to location, location, location
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