Great building with ultra high windows on two sides, right in the middle of downtown. Awesome staff, very knowledgeable about beer, and go way out of their way to find great kegs and bottles.

Out in the NE, in an unassuming corner plaza next to a Subway, Concordia Ale House serves a huge list of delicious beers. Usually about 20 taps and a large selection of bottles--if you can find what you're looking for here, you're probably not looking for beer.

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Great, ever-evolving beer list. The Green Dragon also holds several Meet The Brewer events to bring the brewers our from behind their equipment and get them in front of their fans.

Despite a quaint sounding name, Henry's Tavern is a huge expanse of a building located downtown, boasting 14,500 square feet and 24 foot ceilings. They also carry over 100 beers on tap. Despite their size, they still manage to stay in close touch with the beer community hosting both public and private events.

In a town where you can almost get craft beer at a fast food restaurant, what makes a great taphouse? Well, a great taplist, of course. A place that you will be extremely happy with the rotating list, but very disappointed that you can't try them all in one sitting. The Horse Brass takes pride in knowing it's beer. Not just from the area, but all over the world. If there is a great beer out there, most likely it will pop up at the Horse Brass at some point. But as with all great taphouses, get it while you can as the selections can disappear as quickly as they arrive!

Sign up for their newsletter and Saraveza will fill your inbox with their beer release information, one of a kind events, and frequent beer gatherings. Show up at Saraveza, and you'll be greeted with a great taplist, welcoming staff, and a few coolers of beer representing a wide selection of world styles. They'll kick you out at closing, but you don't have to leave empty handed!