No stone unturned and all. I think I've covered about all of the alleys and better than 80% of the weird little trails in that town. 

The mermaid needs to return, and I'm still thinking on that safe...  

Dirt Wolf is one of my favorite Double IPAs. It became available in our area about 6 months ago.

We'll have to investigate. Also, maybe we can sneak down to Sirens while grandma is visiting/kidsitting?

Another Mexican place in town, too, somewhere near the Boat Haven. I almost bailed on Sirens and took my guest there. Five Mexican restaurants in/near town and the food truck at the market is the best.

Another Mexican place in town, too, somewhere near the Boat Haven. I almost bailed on Sirens and took my guest there. Five Mexican restaurants in/near town and the food truck at the market is the best.

No stone unturned and all. I think I've covered about all of the alleys and better than 80% of the weird little trails in that town. 

The mermaid needs to return, and I'm still thinking on that safe...  

I'm in!

Stairway from the top is the stupid way to get there, if that's where you're going. Ask me why I (bad knees and all) know this.

Yeah, the 'next to the surf entrance'. There is a stairway from the top too, just before the main door in the hallway where the mermaid used to live. I didn't know the menu was different though, think I've only had beer there. One of these days I'm going to start a kickstarter fund to return the mermaid.

Had a Mac 'n' Jacks at Sirens yesterday. Have you checked out their lower deck? Outdoor only, from street level. You want seafood? They got seafood. Different menu from upstairs. You probably already know this.

Had one of these last week:
 

Was not overly impressed beyond the exemplary marketing.  I did not ask them to take my name off it, but I would not endorse.  I'd still probably get the t-shirt though.

Edit: they do have islander beer vending machines though, I might get one of those and just stock it better. 

I've been trying a few lawnmower beers this summer and maybe they're not the amazing things that my favorite cooler-weather beers are, but they do hit the spot.

I picked up some Ninkasi Pravda in
Montana this weekend and shared
one with Lazy8. He says "this is the
first Ninkasi beer I've liked" and he's
right. I would have skipped it but it
claimed to be a faithful pilsener
plus it was marked down to $5 from 
$10. At $10 it's spendy but at $5
I should have bought out the store.
 

I've been trying a few lawnmower beers this summer and maybe they're not the amazing things that my favorite cooler-weather beers are, but they do hit the spot.

 
New Belgium's Summer Helles...
I think I posted this one before
and it's so far my favorite of the
bunch. The faint praise I have
for it is it reminds me of how
Coors used to taste. That is,
when Coors used to taste
different from other beers in
a good way. The problem with
a good "session" beer like this is I could easily knock back
2 or 3 of these in the time it takes me to savor one good
heavy beer like a Sucks. Which makes these more
dangerous in a pure ABV sense and also in a $$ sense since
it costs the same. But still, I recommend this one a lot. 

in the land of never-ending summer this particular one has permanent residence in my fridge/cooler

i've tried several of their brews and found them all worthy (most recent the full sail amber at lazy's rec)

enjoy

I'll have to look for those.  This Oregon lager has recently become available around here.  It's crisp and tasty - very refreshing, especially in this weather:
 

Dirt Wolf is one of my favorite Double IPAs. It became available in our area about 6 months ago.

I'll have to look for those.  This Oregon lager has recently become available around here.  It's crisp and tasty - very refreshing, especially in this weather: