| Item |
Happy Hour $ |
Regular $ |
Savings |
| 20oz Drafts (certain beers) |
3.00 |
4.00 |
25% |
| 16oz Drafts (certain beers) |
2.50 |
3.50 |
29% |
| House Wine |
3.00 |
5.00 |
40% |
| House Liquor |
3.00 |
5.00 |
40% |
| Domestic Bottles |
3.00 |
3.50 |
14% |
Beers on tap (HHour price apply for only these): New South IPA, New South White, New South Brown, New South Seasonal, Liberty Raspberry Wheat, Liberty Red, Liberty Unfiltered Wheat
(No discount during HH): Bud Lt, Coors Lt, Harp, Heineken, Mich Ultra, Miller Lt, PBR, Sam Adams Lager, Sam Adams Seasonal, Stella Artois, Yuengling, Anchor Steam, Bass, Highland Gaelic, Highland Oatmeal Porter, Sierra Nevada, Terrapin, Thomas Creek, Breckinridge Vanilla, Purple Haze, Blue Moon, Harpoon UFO, RJ Rockers Buckwheat, Guiness, Woodchuck Cider
Reviews
Matt
| Atmosphere |
8 |
| Food |
7.5 |
| Drink |
9 |
| Price |
6 |
| Happy Hour Specials |
5.5 |
| Total |
7.2 |
There are really two different Liberty's this one is on Business 17 and is newer than the Liberty Brewery that is at Broadway at the Beach. The Liberty Taproom is a lot less crowded than the Brewery. It has a bar that lets you have the choice of sitting inside or outside on the heated patio and both are quite spacious. A good flow of people will come through on any given night, mostly tourists with a few locals mixed in here and there. The Clemson Cheese Potato Chips are quite good, they are hand cut chips with blue cheese, but are very greasy. I was disappointed to see all drafts weren't under Happy Hour prices since some of the local brews aren't exactly my favorites. Prices are higher than most, but are within reason. The selection of drafts is the real highlight of the taproom, many of which I hadn't heard of before. Liberty Taproom is surely a place to stop by if you want to try a different or local brew and something to eat.
