Mill Street Airport Pub Opening on Monday
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On March 23, 2012 At 11:30 am
Category : Bar & Restaurant News, Brewery News
Tags : Mill Street Brewery, Ontario, Pearson Airport
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TORONTO, ON – Mill Street Brewery has confirmed via Twitter that the Mill Street Airport Pub announced exclusively on CBN earlier this month will be opening at Toronto Pearson International Airport next Monday, March 26th as planned.
As reported in our original story, the new pub is being operated by airport food and beverage service company SSP Canada in conjunction with F.A.B. Concepts, Mill Street’s partner in both the Toronto and Ottawa locations of the Mill Street Brew Pub.
10 Mill Street brands will be on tap along with their root beer, all served from a unique ceiling-mounted draught tower that was custom made by Lancer Beer Systems. There will also be several non-Mill Street beers available, as well as other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and both full service and take-away food menus.
Mill Street Airport Pub is located between Gates 120 and 122 in Terminal 1 at Toronto Pearson.
[Photo from Mill Street Brewery Twitter feed.]
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