The now trendy shopping district gets it parking spaces filled to capacity with spill-over crowds from the nearby riverboat casino. The impressive looking 1769 structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Red brick and stone tile cover the walls, dotted with framed beer label posters.
Silent TVs are scatters throughout with numerous rooms upstairs and down containing wooden tables.
The loft seating offers great views from an airy setting. The downstairs bars offers a dozen stools and a close-up view of the unitank fermenters. Upstairs, a prominent sign displays each beer's label along with its brew date and pour date. Cigars are allowed at the bar only, while cigarettes are permitted only at designated areas, of which there seemed to be plenty. The Missouri Brown Dark Ale is indeed a dark amber color with a thick cream-colored head.