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Not surprised. Food was average, service wasn’t the best and the place smelled like sewage.
Yeah, not the biggest loss for Mass Ave.
As a craft beer drinker I was never impressed. Nothing stood out as hard to find delicious pours. I rather go to an actual brewery and we have many to choose from.
Craft beer flooded the market and oversaturated a lot of cities. Now the push is for spirits including bourbon, whiskey, and mezcal tequilas. Combine that with Mass Ave competition and it’s really challenging to stay alive.
hello Jaron, Good observation on the beer to spirits transformation. it will call for a new generation of social gathering.
Yeah, this place was pretty mediocre. Something better will come along.
I tell people all the time that a restaurant or store closing isn’t always a bad thing. Something new and hopefully better will always come along to replace things. Mass ave is just updating and changing to meet the demands of the patrons in the area. This could actually turn out to be a positive thing.