Welcome to the Boylan Bridge Brewpub

TODAY - Thursday July 24, 2008 - The Boylan Bridge Brewpub will open on AUGUST 25, 2008. We look forward to serving the community and appreciate the positive comments from everyone. Also, thanks for the shout-out from www.newraleigh.com blog. Read it here.

The Bridge is hoping to find three people to assume key responsibilities on August 1. They are the Manager, the Cook, and the Brewer. All three are profit sharing positions. The business plan has details.

If you are interested, send an email with an attached resume to jobs@boylanbridge.com . Please put in the subject line the position you want. (ex. Manager, Cook, Brewer) See the ad on Craigslist, posted Wednesday morning July 9.

Last week we installed the bathroom tiles ( Ned from Portland was great help.. Thanks Ned! ) and today we are continuing to work on trim, kitchen details and wall panels. The cabinets are ready, booths are ready, and the cold room for our brewed beer is ready. Remaining on our to-do-list is the kitchen equipment, bar top, some brewing connectivity, and staffing. View the gallery page for some of these images.

Read about our name change.
"Off the rails, still brewing" - News & Observer , 5/10/2008

....got a cool beer name that maybe reflects Raleigh, trains, the Boylan Avenue Bridge, and your beer attitude? Please share it with us.

We're a little behind posting new names but we still need more. Keep sending in your entries and we'll get them all posted.

Please email us if you questions or comments. info@boylanbridge.com

The identity of the Boylan Bridge Brewpub relies on the significance of its location. Passers-by sense a certain graceful importance from the site on the brow of the hill overlooking the rail yard in the foreground and the downtown skyline in the background. The location answers the community’s call for a significant place where people can gather.

By establishing the Boylan Bridge, we have the opportunity to fulfill the promise of this site. We expect it to become an essential fixture in the social infrastructure of Raleigh.

Juxtaposed between residential neighborhoods to the west and downtown to the east, the Boylan Bridge’s design takes advantage of the spectacular skyline view. We are building a place where people can think and talk without a veil of music and TV to blunt the senses, where close proximity to the street draws people in, and where fresh food and our own brewed beer sustain the spirit.