No Rails Ale House Is A Celebration Of Oregon’s Craft Brews And Ciders
Oregon’s craft beer game is strong. It’s home to more than 200 breweries and brew pubs, each producing drafts that are wholly unique to the Beaver State. In Albany, Oregon, there’s a laid-back little ale house that celebrates Oregon’s craft brews and ciders. No Rails Ale House is the perfect place to kick back, relax, and enjoy a taste the best brews in the Beaver State.
No Rails Ale House is owned by a pair of cousins who long dreamed of opening an ale house together. When they both found themselves in the PNW as adults, they decided to make that dream into a reality.
This is a classic ale house: stellar brews, great company, and laid-back vibes. They offer a little bit of everything, and pride themselves on featuring unique, yet-undiscovered libations.
Forget the big-screen TVs and football games; the beer is the star of the show at No Rails Ale House. Inside, you'll find 50 different varieties on tap, many of which hail from the Beaver State.
Pretzels and popcorn are on the house! No Rails is not a restaurant; it's an ale house. In addition to the free snacks, you can bring your own food to enjoy, or have your favorite restaurant deliver straight to the pub.
To really get a full taste of the PNW, order a beer flight. Pick up to six different varieties, and be sure to try some new-to-you ales, too!
You'll want to sit and savor each individual libation. Get comfortable and play cards or a board game with your group. Cards Against Humanity is always a crowd pleaser!
The bottle shop lets you mix and match your own six- or 12-pack, or purchase individual bottles. And if you don't see what you're looking for, the staff at No Rails is happy to order your favorites for you. Because at No Rails Ale House, they're always searching for new brews!
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