Elgin Park

Sports bar next to the baseball field on the north side of downtown. Corner of the block location, with large windows on the east and south sides (the windows on the corner open to the outside, and there's a sidewalk patio). Rectangular bar with a concrete slab top and swivel cushioned stools. Other seating at surrounding booths, and high and low tables. Hanging glass panel ceiling, brick and wood paneled walls. Many TV screens allow sports viewing at any point where seated. Hanging sports team banners provide decor. Twelve taps with sports trophy handles, both on site brewed beers and from other local breweries. Decent style selection. Macro beers in cans, and full liquor service. View of brewing equipment through glass at the rear. On site kitchen provides an appropriate food menu. Well trained staff. Good location when attending a ball game, in the Arts District, or perusing nearby museums.

Corner location, sports bar across the street from the minor league ball park. Some street parking in the area seemingly on the tighter side. There is a small parking lot behind the place.

Square O shaped bar with several large TV screens above it. Casual place. Friendly and professional staff. Mid sized to larger room with several separate table/eating areas. Lots of large windows give this a pleasant atmosphere. Brewing equipment visible to the seating area towards the rear.

12 of their own creations flowing of tap, plus a few worthy cans mixed in with some space wasters.

Pub grub food options, burgers, salads, sammies, lots of wing and pizza options. The west coast IPA I sampled several times was fresh and on point.

Worthy spot for a visit if in town, especially with a group or for a game.

Upscale sports bar/ brewery next door to the stadium on the north side of downtown. Large rectangular bar to the right of the entrance seats about 50 with plenty of seating options about the place and a small patio by the entrance. 6 house beers and about a dozen guest offerings, mostly the usual suspects. Friendly bartender. I did not try the food.

Went here week before Christmas, first bar I hit up on the trip, right next to my daughters loft. They have approx 12 taps. 6 are for their beer and the remaining 6 are for guest taps. Not sure if they sell by the bottle, but I think they did have some bottled beer. Currently their taps are only 4% beers (all priced at $4.50 a pint). I tried a flight of them and was quite impressed. I didn't order any food, but my daughter and her friends go here weekly for the pizza. I hit them up later on in the week (Wed) right when they were closing for a beer before I walked back to the hotel, and when I went to pay I was told my tab was $2 and change, happy hour price. This was on their 4% IPA so guessing Tuesdays are happy hour. Place has a nice vibe, very modern looking with wall to wall TV's and wrap around glass so you can see out. Had the same bartender both nights, very nice guy. Love this place, I would gladly go back to again and try the food. Until I have tried it I can't give them more than a 4 based on my daughters word :)