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Fire brewed since 1998 on the patio of
Travelers Club
International Restaurant
& Tuba Museum
wow, soundslike fun (even though I'm a non-drinker {ha, I know strike 2 for me huh?})
Cool,
enjoy,
Bill
WOW, has anyone from Michigan been here?
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WOW, has anyone from Michigan been here?
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Re: WOW, has anyone from Michigan been here?
I've been there, but only in dreams...Tubadork wrote:WOW, has anyone from Michigan been here?
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I gotta go check it out. Springfield, Missouri has a similar brewpub/restaurant called, appropriately, the Springfield Brewing Company. A similar selection of beers, including seasonals. Very popular. It's underwritten by a local stainless steel fabrication company, so you know they have the best equipment to make their brews.
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Good food and a great atmosphere (tons of 'tuba like' instruments sitting on the floor or hanging on the walls). I was there some time ago and did remember seeing a cute waitress...
It's a couple miles east of the MSU campus and I believe is about a block south of a music store, whose name I have forgetten.
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I have been to the travelers club on several occasions, and I don't even live in Michigan. Menu changes regularly. They will feature foods from different regions (India, Chinese, Javanese, European, etc.) for a while, then change to a new region. Lots of old beat up tubas on the walls. Next time I am in Lansing, I'll go again. last I was there, it was very Hippy-esque (to me, a good thing_.
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