Thursday, August 25, 2005
Free State Brewing Company is to Lawrence as Allen Fieldhouse is to KU. It’s loud — often in a good way — and full of people. On cold winter days and sticky summer nights, you’ll find the Free State Faithful gathered outside, drinking a variety of local brews.
Atmosphere: A Saturday night can get loud, so if you’re looking for someplace to hold hands and whisper sweet nothings, Free State may not be the right joint for you.
Attire: It’s as laid back as Lawrence gets. Feel free to wear your favorite worn-out Levi’s and faded T-shirt.
Food: You can count on the food to be consistently delicious. Daily specials add variety to the already solid menu. Get a sandwich for about $6 and pasta for around $10.
Drink: If you’re planning on drinking, beer is a must. And if you can’t decide which brew to order, try a sample galss. It’s $1.25 for a five ounce taster.
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