Odd Side Ales is one of the smallest breweries in the country located in downtown Grand Haven, MI. Being a tiny brewery allows us to produce some truly unique crafted beers more often. They like to Geek out on beer, it is their passion. They produce a variety of different beers with some unusual ingredients. So stop in often as their taps will change constantly with new beers, they usually have five different beers on tap each week.
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41 Washington Avenue
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49417
Hours of Operation:
Thursday: 1:00pm - 10:00ish
Friday & Saturday: 12:00pm - 12:am ish
Sunday: 1:00pm- until slow
Friday & Saturday: 12:00pm - 12:am ish
Sunday: 1:00pm- until slow
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Odd Side Ales
2012-10-10 23:29:01
VanderKooi
Reviewed by VanderKooi October 10, 2012
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Reviewed by VanderKooi October 10, 2012
Lots going on at Odd Side Ales
For those who haven't stopped in on at Odd Side Ales in awhile, they are now back to having most of the 16 taps full from a low point of around 5 taps during peak Summer activity. Lots of falls beer being featured now, including apple and pumpkin spice beers in addition to old favorites like the Citra Pale Ale (C.P.A.) and Simcoe Sensation Session IPA. The Peanut Butter Cup Stout has even made a few brief cameo appearances on the tap list from time to time. Check out team trivia on Tuesdays, Mug Club on Wednesdays, music on the weekends. Very relaxed atmosphere, no food but feel free to bring your own or get delivery.
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Odd Side Ales
2012-09-04 17:18:24
founder26
Reviewed by founder26 September 04, 2012
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Reviewed by founder26 September 04, 2012
up and coming brewery watchout shorts!
Odd side ales reminds me alot of Shorts brewing. They are constantly making new and exciting beers, some turn out good, others not so much... The 2 things I don't like about odd sides is they don't serve food, and their ipa's and pale ales are usually served kinda warm. Now that is fine for stouts, but I think most people would agree with me that they like their ales cooler, not warm. Other then that they usually have a good tap list, the atmosphere is very cozy. Great place to try out new beer.
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