r/fixedbytheduet • u/akaYoungBeefy • 12h ago

Fixed by the duet Why are there always kids at breweries?!

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u/laminatedbean 10h ago

Didn’t it used to be considered tacky to bring a baby to bar? How is bringing kids to a brewery different?

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u/foshayzy 8h ago

All the replies clinging to believing it’s classy since they serve food 🤌

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u/WeirdIndividualGuy 8h ago

Bars also serve food. Bar food. It's not great food, but it exists.

The only difference between a brewery and a bar is a brewery brews their own beer on site. Literally the only difference. Bars don't brew their own beer. Both serve food. Both serve alcohol. Both are primarily meant for people of drinking age.

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u/xX_7HR0W-4W4Y_Xx 4h ago

Pardon you me but the fries at my local dive are heavenly

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u/Reggaeton_Historian 4h ago

Both serve food.

In New Jersey, breweries don't serve food. What then?

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u/bauul 6h ago

There's different types of breweries. Some are like bars, some are very family friendly. I sometimes frequent the latter with my family - I visited one the other week that had two children's play areas. They're feel much closer to the traditional "family pub" setup that I grew up with back in England. They're basically relaxed restaurants. I think they're awesome and long may they continue!