Decadent Ales

 

Stopped in on the way home to PA after EBF. Decadent has a pretty lengthy list of in-house taps with the majority centered on Imperial IPA's and Stouts, none of which were considered "normal" (hence their claim to fame with brewing). There is food available and the sausage sandwich was really good. My friend had a burger and the bun was bright purple in color! Pretty darn cool. Everything is self service and the entire space is small despite the pics on the website (which appears to make the place look bigger). Overall, a pretty cool stop and glad we were able to stop there.

Stopped here because I thought it would be a cool place to check out. The vibe was kind of low key, pretty chill yet had a mild elegance about it. The service was very friendly, and seemed happy to be working there. The beers were their typical off the wall styles which is unique if you're really looking for something different. The food wasn't bad either, also quite unique. The time there went quick but we did some damage for sure. Overall it's a decent spot. Not sure I would have to rush back since most of their beers show up here at home but was happy to check the place out nonetheless.

 

 

Very cool joint that shares space with halftime. Long L-shaped bar seats about 30 with more than a few tables about the room. 16 or so beers on tap - damn their shit is good, and weird, and damn tasty...the 5 beers I had were really excellent, and I can't wait to drink what I brought home. Top notch service. Very tasty pulled pork. Great experience.

Housed within the Half Time complex....so this place is a HUGE bottle/can/growler/crowler opportunity...as well as a high quality and high interest brewery opportunity...world class beer spot alert!

Open, industrial and airy with large windows....long bar with multiple quality Decadent taps, with a couple of guest taps...multiple decadent cans available for sale or on site consumption....all sorts of tacos available from an in house food provider located to the left as you are loking at the bar....fine beer destination in lower Westchester county NY State....just go

 

 

Visited on a Saturday afternoon. Decadent Ales is ensconsed in the same building as Half Time/Mamaroneck, reported to be one of the largest purveyors of beer and beer-related materials in the US. The serving space is very large with seating for 100 and standing room for far more. It has a modern, post-industrial use vibe with brewing equipment integrated into the serving area.

There are approximately 20 taps, 14 for Decadent Ales produced beers and another 6 guest taps for other domestic/international brewers, along a 40 foot bar. Wine, ciders, non-alcoholic drinks, and food are all also available. The service was knowledgeable and solicitous. Flights are not really available, as such, but 4, 8, and 12 oz servings are. About a dozen canned beers can also be purchased on site.

Really enjoyed the experience and will be back (probably to try the food next time).