We're a brewpub located in downtown Panama City, Florida excited to tell historic stories of our community around food and drink. We hope you'll join us downtown!
We love this town and the stories of how this community was built. It was built by ordinary people who gathered and did extraordinary things together.
We're excited to tell these stories around food and drink. We want to be a place our community can come gather, meet each other, support progress by supporting each other, and help Bay County realize it's untapped potential.
After smoking these chicken wings for several hours we flash-fry them, toss them our super-secret seasoning blend, and serve them piping hot with a side of Alabama white dipping sauce.
This big, fluffy on the inside crunchy on the outside, delicious Bavarian pretzel is served with Dan's from-scratch beer cheese made with our Belle Booth Blonde Ale.
Creamy, dreamy burrata surrounded by slices of fresh heirloom tomato drizzled with local Balsamic vinegar and topped with ribbons of fresh basil.
Better than your grandma's but we won't tell if you don't! Thick-cut bologna stacked on a potato roll and dressed with our house made pimento cheese, dijon aioli, and pickles. Served with fries.
Lager
This refreshing German brew features Pilsner & Vienna malts which give it bready flavors, and Lagering yeast that gives it a crisp, spicy finish.
We named it for Friedrich Julius Schreyer from Bremen, Germany. He was responsible for building one of the first steam-powered sawmills in our neighboring community, Millville, in the 1900's. Schreyer bought the existing St. Andrew’s Bay Lumber Company, renamed it the German American Lumber Company, upgraded it with steam power, and increased its lumber output from 20,000 to over 90,000 feet of finished lumber per day.
Farmhouse Ale
Since the Confederate Jasmine is in bloom this season, we thought it would be fun to fuse the fruity and peppery flavors of a traditional Saison with a light delicate touch of Jasmine Pearls Tea, adding a bit of floral character to this crushable brew.
We named it after the Kimbrel Sisters. Back in the 1920s this popular duo played music and sang songs for local gatherings, weddings, and most notably, a banquet at the Dixie Sherman Hotel honoring Dr. Fons A. Hathaway. You probably recognize that name because the bridge that connects Panama City to Panama City Beach is named after him.
East Coast IPA
We named this East Coast IPA after the artist who designed & built all of those cool rides at Miracle Strip Amusement Park & Shipwreck Island. This batch features El Dorado hops, which gives it notes of tropical fruit and hard candy. It's dry hopped, but is well balanced, slightly more juicy than bitter!
Milk Stout
English-style stout brewed with milk sugar for a creamy mouthfeel and just a touch of sweetness on the finish to round out notes of roasted coffee. We put this one on a nitro tap for an even smoother finish.
This ale is named after Panama City's very first mayor, Robert McKenzie. His house
This is the story of the Massalina family and their local legacy.
Read StoryLt. Edwin Gorbet is a name every citizen of Bay County should know.
Read StoryYou can stop by during our Open Hours to purchase a gift card, or Click Here to send an E-gift card via text or email
Yes, we love having doggos in our outdoor seating areas! We have a water bowl and two waste stations for your use. Please keep your pet on a leash at all times. If your dog cannot behave you will be asked to leave. If you see a dog visiting our space, please ask the owner before you pet the dog.
Yes, we are a family friendly establishment! We have games and coloring sets to entertain your little ones. But please make sure your kids aren't wild monsters, the other customers might not want your kids screaming, or catching the place on fire. Poorly behaved children will be required to wear a leash.
You don't need a reservation for less than 10 people. We try to accomodate large parties the best we can. Looking to bring your party to History Class? Click here, let's talk.
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Occassionally we hire and when we do, we hire awesome people. Are you awesome? If so, let's talk.