HERE FOR THE BEER
Drink Like a Local in 6 Beer Cities
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Brooklyn's Barcade is a warehouse-like space with mismatched bar stools—it's part bar and part vintage video game parlor. (Courtesy Barcade)
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The simple and elegant Beer Table in Brooklyn is for sipping unusual brews and discussing hop varieties rather than chugging cans and talking football. (Courtesy Beer Table)
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Beer Table serves local brews that include Captain Lawrence and Sixpoint. (Courtesy Beer Table)
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Colorado has more than 100 craft breweries, and the best may be Denver's Great Divide. (Courtesy Great Divide Tap Room)
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Great Divide brews intense beers with expansive flavors that match the local landscape. (Courtesy Great Divide Tap Room)
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Wynkoop Brewing Company is in an imposing redbrick building in Denver's LoDo, the city's gallery- and loft-filled lower downtown. Its brews are complemented by upscale bar food that includes a buffalo burger and shepherd's pie made with local lamb. (John Rambow)
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Standard Tap unites Philadelphians looking for an unpretentious place to eat and drink beer. (Jim Reed)
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Patrons at Standard Tap enjoy food and beers sourced primarily from southern Pennsylvania. (G. Widman for GPTMC)
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Red Rock Brewing Company in Salt Lake City has racked up numerous awards for its beers. (Courtesy Red Rock Brewing Company)
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Red Rock also serves handcrafted sodas and an extensive America-meets-Italy menu. (Courtesy Red Rock Brewing Company)
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IPA Junior, a sweet and hop-heavy ale, is a favorite among Red Rock's brews. (Courtesy Red Rock Brewing Company)
