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Open For Business: Bro Jo's Alehouse, downtown

Brother Jon's expands to Bond St.

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We stopped in for lunch. The food was decent, John was smiling, 14 beers were on tap, all seemed good.

Today is opening day at Brother Jon's Alehouse, located in what was the home of The Decoy and more recently The Bond Street Grill (right across the street from Deschutes 2.0. Today is also their grand re-opening). The lunch customers figured out the Alehouse quickly (we were like their 20th customers, or something close to that).

For now, the Alehouse is serving similar fare to what you can find at the Bro Jo's on Galveston, but the current menu is only a temporary one. The prices look similar (sub $10, for the most part with entrees running from $11-15).

Jon: Extra points for choosing the Duchesse De Bourgogne for one of your taps—one of the best damn beers in the galaxy.

Also on tap are beers from Double Mountain, Bayern, Boneyard, Everybody's, etc.