It’s Tuesday, but this coming weekend is shaping up nicely.
The thermometer: practicing its “82.” The sun: signed on for a starring role. Your cheetah-print swimsuit: back from the cleaners.
Enjoy it. Because when you come back Monday, something even bigger awaits...
That thing: World of Beer, your new go-to for sports-watching and beer-drinking, opening this Monday in Downtown Dadeland.
If you’ve been to one in, say, Tampa or Raleigh, you know the deal: this is a bar. But then again, it isn’t.
Sure, they’ve got a 50-line tap and a long wooden counter where you can rest a pint or two of Wittekerke. But you’ve also got takeaway service: individual bottles. Build-your-own six-packs. All available cold and all available to go.
So back to Monday. You’ll head here after work and claim the corner alcove with some office mates. Sample a pint of something you’ve never heard of (they stock over 500 bottles), take in a conference tournament game on one of six flat-screens. (Scouting the MAAC for bracket busters: always key.)
And should you need sustenance requiring actual chewing, you’ll request their “menu portfolio” (a binder of what’s available for delivery) and order in a queso burrito from Lime without having to leave your bottle of St. Bernardus unattended.
Beer gets lonely, too.
The thermometer: practicing its “82.” The sun: signed on for a starring role. Your cheetah-print swimsuit: back from the cleaners.
Enjoy it. Because when you come back Monday, something even bigger awaits...
That thing: World of Beer, your new go-to for sports-watching and beer-drinking, opening this Monday in Downtown Dadeland.
If you’ve been to one in, say, Tampa or Raleigh, you know the deal: this is a bar. But then again, it isn’t.
Sure, they’ve got a 50-line tap and a long wooden counter where you can rest a pint or two of Wittekerke. But you’ve also got takeaway service: individual bottles. Build-your-own six-packs. All available cold and all available to go.
So back to Monday. You’ll head here after work and claim the corner alcove with some office mates. Sample a pint of something you’ve never heard of (they stock over 500 bottles), take in a conference tournament game on one of six flat-screens. (Scouting the MAAC for bracket busters: always key.)
And should you need sustenance requiring actual chewing, you’ll request their “menu portfolio” (a binder of what’s available for delivery) and order in a queso burrito from Lime without having to leave your bottle of St. Bernardus unattended.
Beer gets lonely, too.