The Growler King — Restaurant in Medford

This was the first and last time I have gone to the growler King in Central point. I came in and it looked nice, a great size and good decor. there were people at the bar being a little loud but I'm worried about it because I just came in to buy a growler and fill for a gift. Tell the the lady behind the bar what I want and all the sudden two women are arguing right next to me. The bartender tells them to chill out, and of course they don't it just keeps esclating. The women were obviously way drunk. Only when the bartender threatened them with being cut off did one of them leave. These women were trashed. I was blown away that they would keep getting served to. The bartender justifies it to me with "it's ok, they are both my friends". I was so uncomfortable and when I voiced that the bartender turns and draws attention to me saying "see, you need to keep your opinions to yourself you're making my customers uncomfortable" I told her I just wanted to get the hell out of there. I've been to the growler King over off Jackson more than a few times and I thought that this location would be much more convenient for me in the future. I'll just go out of my way from now on. I'll never go back and never...

Their beer selection is indeed huge, lots of quality microbrews, and the lounge area is nice, complete with some sofas, a dart board, and various tables and TV screens. I wasn't thrilled by the food... everything I've had there is pretty generic, stuff you'd expect in a gas station (but under a heat lamp and minus the microwave). And, while some times you can go in and the people there are helpful and happy to offer samples, there are other occasions when you'll walk up to the counter and they'll silently just glance at you and continue about whatever they're doing. Even if it's nothing. And you'll be completely ignored. This happened to us a few times just yesterday, and was really off-putting. So pretty much, just go...

I love the market and the people who work there they are great to everyone. Not too happy about the brewfest though. Having to pay to enter as a caretaker is kinda sad. Not to mention it was not very handicap friendly. There was only one wheelchair access to the store and it was basically blocked off by a smoking section with the porta potties for the event. Since it won't let me comment on your post after you messaged back but these were full grown men that I was with as their caretaker not children. So no one was babysitting kids. Next time there's an event like that I want to see you in an electric wheelchair and have to deal with what they did. Or is that too much to...