I’m just gonna say that one time in college I told all of my friends that I’d met my wife during an all-day St Paddy’s shit show.

I hung out with her like two times sober after the fact and realized we had absolutely nothing in common and it fizzled quick.

Sometimes, it’s better to have that flame one day and just carry it as a cherished memory lol

Fair. I just know that the owner was always talking about one day packaging and distributing their beers and attempts were made a few times. But that guy had no idea wtf he was doing and ran it into the ground pretty spectacularly

I will not dispute that, but it was a Baltimore brewery that opened within the time frame that the commenter above me pointed out that subsequently closed lol

Never really got a lot of love it seems, but Brew House No. 16 closed a little over 4 years ago. I think they'd only been open like 3 years though.

I have had very few occasions to go in here, but when I have, their service/knowledge is 10/10

Brownstones in NYC are not the same as Bmore rowhomes. Brownstones are more like what you see around Mid-Town/Mt. Vernon. Up in NY/Boston rowhomes as we know them down here don’t really exist.

Source: Am from up that way

And for anyone out there who has a peanut allergy and tends to be on the cavalier side of things (i.e. joking about how their allergy could kill them) -- I did have a very, very good friend pass away some years back after accidentally ingesting peanut butter.

Love your outlook

I’m just here to say that Mt Vernon and Mid-Town Belvedere are the same thing and I won’t accept any opinion to the contrary.

Any amount of snow accumulation is bad news here. Snow removal budget is minimal at best so plows are always slow to respond and don't do a great job

Having grown up in New England, snow isn't that great. Especially here, where no one knows what to do with it.

Was gonna suggest Greystone but looks like their rates might have gone up a bit. Swear I used to pay $40 for 18 with a cart and that was like 2 years ago

Can confirm, many bears in Mt Vernon. And otters too.