Beer Friday
July 5, 2010
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I just discovered Devil’s Canyon Brewery in Belmont on Industrial. They make beer but also make great root beer as well. Beer Friday is family friendly. You can bring your kids. You can bring your pet. They have catered food available so no need to bring food or drinks.
Devil’s Canyon Brewery is a brewery and is generally not open to the public. We sell our beer to bars and restaurants up and down the peninsula.
However, on the last Friday of the month we open our doors to the public at 6pm. There is no cover charge. Your first drink of the night is $8.00. You get to keep the Devil’s Canyon pint glass. After that, drinks are $4.00. Wine, Soda and water are also available.
We typically have at least 2 bands. If you are registered on the website you will receive a monthly email, usually the week of Beer Friday letting you know who is playing and what’s going on. Otherwise, We post the bands on the website a day or two before Beer Friday. Want to know more information about one of the bands that have played at the brewery? We now have a complete listing and will continue to update the list online as we bring in new talent.
We do not advertise. If you are at Beer Friday you are probably a friend of a friend. We like it that way.
See you there!
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When
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Fri Jul 30 6pm – Sat Jul 31, 2010 12am Pacific Time |
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Where
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111 Industrial Road, Belmont, California (map) |
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Thanks for the review. A more important point is to get out and patronize the bars and restaurants that serve local beer – here is the tap list:
http://www.devilscanyonbrewery.com/tap-locations/
Why? Well . . .
* Is your local police department being consolidated with another city?
* Teachers being laid off?
* Community College Fees being raised?
* Taxes being raised?
* Parks being closed?
* City / County Services and programs being cut?
Read this: http://www.devilscanyonbrewery.com/beer-politics/how-broke-is-your-city-what-can-you-do/
Thanks for the list. Great idea! Thanks for your response.