Live Slow Brewing is moving into Gold's Marketplace on Kipling. Score!
Breweries can be noisy places. So can bowling alleys. So one of the first questions former Dry Dock head brewer Alan Simons asked before teaming up with the two owners of, a bowling alley and brewery-in planning was,"how much will I hear the bowling pins. Because I may go crazy."
Simons, along with brewery general manager Joe Malouff and advisor and financial backer Grant Babb, plan to open Live Slow this fall in the redeveloped Paramount Bowl building, at 2625 Kipling Street, which is now part of Eventually the three decided they could"stand each other," Simons says with a laugh. It was good timing as Simons had left his job in January as head of brewing operations at Dry Dock BrewingLive Slow takes its name and ethos from Malouff, whose spirit animal is the sloth — a creature whose motto is"live slow, die whenever." In this case, however, it will be"live slow, drink whenever," he says.
"With the bowling alley being a part of it, and since we have a kitchen, we want to be family friendly. But we also want the late-night crowd," Malouff says. Live Slow's location at the corner of Kipling and 26th Avenue will be helpful on both fronts since Kipling connects the brewery to a lot of nearby apartment buildings.
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