Bored Brewing Taproom and Clubhouse
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I came here a while back and there was literally no one outside or inside the place despite it clearly being open. Eventually me and my group sat ourselves down and we chatted for maybe 10 minutes. We ended up leaving, really creepy honestly. Got the impression that it was a front for something. Odd place
Very cool place, one of the best patios available. Lots of distractions, games and people watching.
Atmosphere is weird, no one in the place on a Friday night when we arrived and left. Signage on the door is almost none and a bit confusing since they share a building with a restaurant that does have signage and an obvious entrance. They have six beers available. There were five of us there and 4 out of the 5 of the beers we ordered were flat/tasted like iced tea which was strange since one pilsner out of the three ordered wasn't flat while the other two were - maybe an issue with the keg? Person working there didn't have the best people skills and jutted in with a Square reader and iPad while we were all conversing to make us pay for the beers. I feel like it would have been more appropriate to do this at the end of our time there or when we came up to the counter to order/retrieve our beers. Also I found they were a bit pushy to make us buy more beer after we were done our beers by lingering at the table for a long time after telling us they were closing soon. On a different date we had tried a sample of the coffee stout at Crossroads Market and it was quite palatable. The worker at Crossroads seemed very nice and we had a pleasant interaction with them.
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Birthdays, team offsites, bachelorette parties. You pick the painting, we bring the artist and the supplies, the venue handles food and drinks.
Messages go straight to the venue's inbox — Paint Nite keeps a copy so we can help if it's about an event.
None. Your artist walks the whole room through the painting stroke by stroke over about two hours, and everyone leaves with a finished canvas. Most guests have never painted before.
There's free parking at or near Bored Brewing Taproom and Clubhouse.
Yes — the bar stays open while you paint. Food and drinks are ordered from and paid to the venue, and aren't part of your seat price.
Doors open 30 minutes before the painting starts. Come early, grab your seat and order a drink — the artist starts on time.
Accessibility details aren't published for this venue yet — contact Bored Brewing Taproom and Clubhouse directly and they'll help you plan your visit.