Monday Night Brewing set to open in Birmingham’s Parkside by April

The three founders of Monday Night Brewing
The Monday Night Brewing founder–Jeff, Joel and Jonathan–enjoying the fruits of their labors. Photo via Monday Night Brewing on Facebook

The wait is almost over–Birmingham’s newest brewpub is set to open in April. Here’s what you need to know about the new Monday Night Brewing brewpub in Parkside.

The History

tieoneon Monday Night Brewing set to open in Birmingham's Parkside by April
Monday Night’s motto–”Tie One On”–harkens back to the early days of the company, when the three founders would loosen their ties after their day job in order to relax and focus on their brews. Photo via Monday Night Brewing

Monday Night Brewing began as a hobby between three friends in Atlanta. As their home-brews became more and more popular, the three founders (Jeff, Joel and Jonathan) decided to leap headfirst into the business. Monday Night Brewing officially launched in 2011. Since their first two location in Atlanta were such a hit, they decided to expand outside of Georgia.

Monday Night only distributes their brews in three states–Tennessee, Alabama, and their home base of Georgia. For their new location, Monday Night chose Birmingham over Tennessee. They must have heard that Birminghamians love their craft beer.

The Brewpub

A rendering of the new Monday Night Brewpub
A rendering of the upcoming Monday Night Brewpub right beside the Denham Lofts. Rending via Monday Night Brewing

Since Monday Night decided to expand into Alabama, they decided to go all-in. The new 10,000-square-foot location cost roughly $1.5 million, and will employ around 20 people here in Birmingham. This brewpub’s aesthetic is that of an old garage (think Trim Tab) but with more neon.

In addition to their beverages, the new location will be the first time Monday Night Brewing offers a full food menu. With appetizers, guacamole and tacos, this Mexican food concept will perfectly compliment your favorite brew.

The Brews

Monday Night Brewing Slap Fight IPA
The Slap Fight IPA by Monday Night Brewing. Photo via Monday Night Brewing on Facebook

The Parkside location will serve 20 unique brews on tap, as well as a full bar with wine and specialty cocktails. Each beer has a fun, wacky name–like Slap Fight IPA, Drafty Kilt Scotch Ale, and Space Lettuce Double IPA. One of my personal favorites is the Dr. Robot blackberry lemon sour.

Monday Night Brewing Coming April 2020

If you just can’t wait to try one of Monday Night’s delicious brews, you can find them in just about any local grocery store or bar. Give one a try (I recommend Dr. Robot) and make sure to come out to Monday Night Brewing in April.

What is your favorite beer at Monday Night Brewing? Let us know by tagging @bhamnow on social media!

Nathan Watson
Nathan Watson

Senior Content Producer + Photographer

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