Sorry to our followers (both of you), it has been a bit since we have written, which is not fair to you. But take a look at what we have been working on while you try to forgive us… These tin ceiling pieces came out of another joint on Market Street (we…er…ahem… “recycled” them). …
If you were hoping to hold onto that last little vestige of summer, there is no better beer than this beauty. Sure, the 2.7% ABV may turn some folks away, but those will be the fools in the room. This beer is an open-handed slap-on-the-ass of deliciousness. Sour, in the most drinkable way and …
If you were hoping to hold onto that last little vestige of summer, there is no better beer than this beauty. Sure, the 2.7% ABV may turn some folks away, but those will be the fools in the room. This beer is an open-handed slap-on-the-ass of deliciousness. Sour, in the most drinkable way and …
Michael Kay and Paul O’Neill (Go Yankees!) are talking about how they wouldn’t want to go the moon, the super moon, because there aren’t any palm trees. We are contemplating crown molding while the Yankees don’t go to the playoffs in the background. Strange to think, next year we will be behind the bar …
Michael Kay and Paul O’Neill (Go Yankees!) are talking about how they wouldn’t want to go the moon, the super moon, because there aren’t any palm trees. We are contemplating crown molding while the Yankees don’t go to the playoffs in the background. Strange to think, next year we will be behind the bar …
Before being home to Hand + Foot, 69 West Market Street was a plastics outlet, a much-loved Irish bar, and even a chocolate factory—but our favorite predecessor was Carmen’s. We weren’t alive to experience it, but Carmen’s looks like our kind of joint. Just grimy enough to leave you wondering which is the more …
Before being home to Hand + Foot, 69 West Market Street was a plastics outlet, a much-loved Irish bar, and even a chocolate factory—but our favorite predecessor was Carmen’s. We weren’t alive to experience it, but Carmen’s looks like our kind of joint. Just grimy enough to leave you wondering which is the more …
Up until today, if you wanted to bring kegs of sudsy alcoholic liquid into the basement of 69 West Market Street, an odyssey would await. You would have gone down some rickety-ass stairs in the antique store basement next door, steered around a jumble of aging surplus and dusty Christmas decorations, and navigated through …
Up until today, if you wanted to bring kegs of sudsy alcoholic liquid into the basement of 69 West Market Street, an odyssey would await. You would have gone down some rickety-ass stairs in the antique store basement next door, steered around a jumble of aging surplus and dusty Christmas decorations, and navigated through …
Wondering what goes into opening a bar? This is a photo of Task #345,394,813. We are knee deep in choices as we try to curate the libatory from the three-inch-high stack of portfolios from wine, beer, and liquor distributors. We just get so damn thirsty! –Now[ish] Source: Old H+F Blog
