New Scaratings

(Disclosure- I am a manager and bartender here, as well as a player.)

Stewart's is a 200-seat full-service restaurant and brewpub with a 40-seat bar.

There are 40 Playmakers available self-service.
Trivia is on 6-7 screens, viewable anywhere in the restaurant.
Poker on 1-2 screens or by request.

You'll almost always find someone playing trivia, with heaviest activity around happy hour. Our players are generally friendly and engaging.
We are almost always a solo bar, with a few exceptions:
Wednesday Six is always a team game. (Sometimes SciFiles, PastTimes & Lexitopia, as well.)
Sunday afternoons between the SuperBowl and when it gets too nice out, we give out prizes, sometimes for team play.
We participate in the occasional Showdown tournament.
Every once in a while we'll play a random game as a team just to get our name in lights.

By law, the entire restaurant is smoke-free.
We are located in a strip mall with ample parking.
Families are welcome. Large groups are welcome.
Full menu is available from 11:00 a.m. until 12:45 a.m., every day.
Great hand-crafted beer all the time.

Well, that settles it; I'm moving to Delaware. I've always thought a brewpub would be an amazing atmosphere for BT and it sounds like you've a good going there... And, seeming as how DE isn't all that large, it's probably not too long a drive to Dogfish Head. Mmmmmm. Dogfish Head!

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Believe it or not, we're almost as far from Dogfish as it is possible to be in Delaware. That said, we love Sam's beer, too, and share a lot of customers. (And occasionally, staff members.)

Saw you on the SciFiles stats I was putting together.

My first site was a brewpub, the late Thirsty Dog Brewing Company in Fairlawn, Ohio (suburban Akron, if you're keeping score).

It was a good trivia environment, the food was good, and the beer was exquisite! Yes, I still miss the old Dog.

Remembering that experience, I read the original post and tried to think of excuses to make a roadie to Delaware. If I'm ever in that area, Stewart's just made the "short list" I have of out-of-town Buzztime venues to hit. Given that it's a brewpub, I hope it's growler-friendly and that cab prices are reasonable!

You're always welcome. We do sell growlers, but cabs are a problem. That said, there are plenty of hotels and motels around. Seriously- let me know if you'll be through our fair state at some point!

Sounds like a nice place Akbar. I'll have to stop by if I ever make it to Delaware.

Sounds like a good place for a little road trip. Are there any tunnels or really long bridges along the way to get to the site?

I shouldn't think so, unless you're trying to make your trip much longer than it has to be.

Trying to satisfy your inner troll ?

Hi Akbar,

It was nice meeting you down in West Virginia this past weekend and thanks for bringing some brews to sample. Definitely some good stuff. That IPA and Brown Ale you brought were excellent. If I'm ever in the area, I'll make it a point to stop by. A brewpub that has BT...the best of both worlds

Cheers,
--Tia

Please take my advice and stop by, if you're in the area. I would also recommend anyone else do the same. We did and will again, if possible.

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I had the brown, and it was excellent.

Thanks for the kind words, everyone.
Tiamat & Ranger- it was great to meet you guys. I hope we see you here in August (or at least sometime).
Gogetem- hope all is cool in Cali. We keep seeing you on the national board on Sundays.

AKBAR was nice enough to leave a growler of the Brown Ale with me on Sunday and it was gone before the legal drinking time (1:00 on Sunday...dang Blue Laws!). Good stuff.

Looking forward to an end of summer trip. I think AKBAR learned what not to do from me, so his gathering of the tribes should be an excellent event.

Of hell; I just started picking them in anticipation.

And Tiefly- you were a gracious and engaging host whose example I hope to follow. I look forward to your visit. I just regret that "West By God Virginia" sounds so much better than "Dela By God Where?"

Wilmington...screen door factories...Yep, Delaware's got it all.

Ramps are part of our great mountain heritage...EGADS!!!

Besides, I think Stewarts can craft a brew that goes well with ramps. Maybe a nice smoked beer.