NEW PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT
- July 12, 2017
- Architect: HSB Architects + Engineers
- General Contractor: Engelke Construction Solutions
- 24999
The oldest and largest brewery in Summit County Ohio is expanding to a new location. “It’s something we’ve needed for a long time, to have a retail outlet for the brewery,” said John Najeway, owner.
The brewery has been around since 1997, what better way to celebrate the 20th year in business than to open a brewhouse and restaurant with a patio? Based in a 12,000 sq ft location at East Bank Flats, the brewhouse will be offering their regular brews, currently distributed in 15 states, and specialty microbrews available only at the Flats.
Cleveland has been a historic “hub” for great brewers in Ohio including the Great Lakes Brewing Co. which started in 1988. Thirsty Dog has earned World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Fest accolades. They offer 20-plus different brews.
Glazed canopy to overlook the bar
Crystal Structures is excited to be a part of this burgeoning brewhouse business! We’ll be providing the stunning glazed canopy (24′ x 22′) with red frame designed as a nod to the company’s red-accented logo. The glazed canopy overlooks the bar seating area.
UPDATE
Project Complete
The Thirsty Dog tasting room is now open!
The Thirsty Dog Taphouse celebrated a grand opening on March 9-10. 2018.
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