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Businiess name:
Jolly Roger Taproom (Maritime Pacific)
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Review by:
Forrest W.
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Review content:
The public face of the Maritime Pacific Brewing Company. Slightly pirate-themed, relatively low-lit, wood-heavy, and very much a neighborhood hangout. They offer what I consider to be the best pub-style food (durn good mini hamburgers and Mahi sandwiches, the best onion rings I’ve ever had, large portions of crisp rosemary-heavy fries) all day long. During lunch you can get wonderful though fancified sandwiches and salads; for dinner, the relatively upscale entrees are executed quite well. Although you need not appreciate the brewer’s art to enjoy the food (and certainly don’t need to drink), the beer is the proper focal point, and please don’t forget it.
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