Growler Haus

location.
113 N. Church Street

what they are known for.
amazing selection of craft beer

menu.

features.
outside dining, live music, trivia, daily food and drink specials


Growler Haus came to Spartanburg in early 2013 and has been a favorite after-work spot ever since.  Tons of craft and micro beers, plus other drinks as well.  I'm a wine girl myself, so while most of the time I go for beer here, their $7 glasses of wine are most likely the largest pour in Spartanburg ;)

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The location is prime - right at the top of Morgan Square - and they have great weekly specials including 2 pints and 2 slices of pizza for $12 on Mondays and $2 off beer flights on Tuesday's "Flight Night".

Don't forget to check them out for trivia on Wednesdays and Live Music on Thursdays and Fridays!

Update: Growler Haus no longer serves pizza because now Papi's Tacos is in the haus!  Enjoy $2 tacos and $2 off beer flights every Tuesday.

Update: Papi's Tacos has moved out. Growler Haus now has their own "Haus Bites" menu, and it's perfect for bar snacking!

This is the hummus plate, which on this particular night featured Spicy Black Bean, Tzatziki (Greek), and Red Bean with corn relish varieties.  The black bean hummus was creamy with the richer flavor that comes with the black bean versus the traditional garbanzo, plus it has quite a kick! Red bean hummus was new to me, and it was a pleasant surprise.  Almost a bit smoky with the corn relish on top, it felt deeply southern in a comfortable way.  To me, the star of this plate was the greek-style Tzatziki hummus which was heavy on the chunks of cucumber and feta with the bright dill on top - you really needed a spoon to get this one onto the pita, and it is worth the effort!

From front to back: Spicy Black Bean Hummus, Tzatziki Hummus, and Red Bean Hummus with Corn Relish ($10)

We also tried out the spicy boiled peanuts, called "Roadside Attraction" on the menu - I love spicy food and it was right up my alley so if you have a milder palate, get the regular ones.  Aside from the heat, they were cooked very nicely with a good amount of salt and perfectly juicy.

Roadside Attraction, Spicy, Tribe Size ($5)

Lastly the "Happy Cappies" which are mushroom caps stuffed with cream cheese, panko, parmesan and parsley.  They give you the option to add proscuitto, so why not get some pork on there.  These really elevated the bar food feel, with the hot and smoky on the tender mushroom - you could make a meal of these!  They tended to cool down fast so pop 'em in quick!

Happy Cappies, Tribe Size, with Proscuitto ($10)

Love seeing Growler Haus make their way with this new menu, and can't wait to try more! Cheers!!

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