Foodery

I went to the foodery looking to purchase some beer and cider to bring to a byob I was meeting a friend at nearby. The sales associate who helped was incredibly sweet and was able to help me find what I was looking for instantly. The prices are super reasonable. This is hands down the best foodery location in the city in my opinion. They have a great craft beer selection.

Firstly, don't expect a cheap couple of beers here. Building your own six pack can be quite costly. But, and this is a good but, the selection you're offered is quite good for such a small shop. Looking for a 12 pack of bud or yuengling? They've got that too! Want some snacks to go with your brews? You're in luck. Something sweet? Look no further. I went in pretty late, close to closing, and the associate was polite and helpful.

Fantastic Specialty Beer Shop Huge Collection: I found all sorts of interesting beers - but had to be practical. The Staff seemed knowledgeable and guided me well based on what I told them.... I picked up Track#8 by TheLostAbbey - impossible to get unless you are in the know.... OvilaAbbeyTripal by SierraNevada, Dragon'sMilk by NewHolland, and OldChubb by OskarBlues. Prices are good - There is a small premium for this level of choice.... JustAddToCart : )

The Foodery is the only spot in the immediate area where you can find "exotic" beers or beers from breweries from all around the country. A friend from CA was astonished to find beers from Green Flash Brewery, a San Diego brewery, and Lagunitas Brewing Company. The Foodery's beer isn't cheap- I would list it as moderate-expensive. Still it's the best selection around, and you can mix 6-packs with individual beers if you feel like switching things up. The standard 6-pack of PBR pounders is a very fair $8.50-ish. They accept all credit cards without a minimum, and the staff is always polite and helpful.