Quick Q for thought:
Why is there seemingly no good beer bar in Pikesville, or Northwest Baltimore, or Owings Mills or Reisterstown?
We have good beer on the northeastern quadrant/corner (Racers, Hamilton Tavern, Red Brick Station, etc.). North: Grand Cru and some good liquor stores. West: Ellicott Mills, Judges Bench, etc. Fells Point, Canton, Federal Hill, downtown. Good beer follows money (or vice versa), so I can't/don't expect anything in Brooklyn Park, southwest Baltimore, West Baltimore, etc.
But what's the Pikesville corridor's excuse? The money is there for upscale dining and shopping--boutique coffee shops and clothing, art, a Trader Joe's. There is a historically heavy Jewish concentration up the Park Heights corridor, but Jews aren't historically teetotalers like, say, Mormons or Methodists have been.
Ideas?
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2 comments:
No idea, but it drives me crazy as an Owings Mills resident. We used to have a restaurant called Hops that was a national chain akin to Rock Bottom. My wife and I paid it a visit once and asked what was on tap. "Bud, Bud Light..." Needless to say, we didn't go back.
We lament the same lack of a decent place with a decent craft draft beer selection that drives us up the road to Westminster, Gettysburg or Kclingers in Hanover.
The closest to a middling selection of craft on draft or bottles is the Full Moon on 140.
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