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Address: 414 E 7th St, Newport, KY 41071
Phone: (859) 360-6527
Website: https://jerrysjughouse.com/
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Jerry’s Jug House
Breathing new life into Newport’s 93-year-old Jerry’s Jug House has been a passion project for cousins Mark Ramler and Stuart MacKenzie. They turned the …
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. 96% recommend (18 Reviews) ; . Closed now ; . 414 East 7th Street, Newport, KY, United States, 41071 ; . Newport, KY · Cincinnati, OH …
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Neighborhood bar since 1934 w/ a solid selection of cocktails, bourbon, draft beer, natural wine, & spirits. Sun-Thurs: 4pm – 10pm Fri-Sat: 4pm – 1 am
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Wayne Arborcrest
This place is owned by locals who truly care about bring a great all around experience to their customers. Don’t believe me. Go there and see. Great atmosphere, great drinks!
… moreMolly Deaton
Great atmosphere, cold drinks. Retro decor with a fun vibe. Not fussy.
… moreMark Fisher
Stopped in for a bourbon and a beer. Bartender was friendly and knowledgeable.
… moreLindsey Carmack
I’d give this place 0 stars if I could. Tonight is some kind of bar crawl in Newport, so I wanted to try someplace I’ve never been to before, that was featured. My mom and I walk in at around 4:45 pm and sit at the bar. It’s not busy at all, 5 other customers in there besides my mom and I. Mom and I sit for 10 minutes, actively looking at drink menus and the selection and trying to get the bartender’s attention. She didn’t acknowledge us as we walked in, we sat for 10 minutes while she was just standing around right in front of us. So I tell my mom “Let’s just leave, we can be acknowledged and served elsewhere”. So we get up to go, THEN she acknowledges us and my mom said “oh, shes just really thirsty, we have to leave” and a PATRON yelled behind us, very sarcastically, “Sorry for the wait”. Rude patrons go to a rude establishment, I suppose. Very unimpressed.
… moreJason Williams
Good drinks. Spicy margarita pouches are where it’s at. Like a capri sun for a middle aged man
… morejim bundy
I’ve been to several jug houses. This was the nicest jug themed house. I held up my hand for a classic high five. I received a high five.
… moreNancy
Love this place. First time visit yesterday had an amazing time. Erin bartender was great.
… moreGlenda Carmack
I, mother, as stated in Lindsey Carmack’s review also rate this place a “0”. First off, the ogle that we received upon entering was disturbing, as she continued to talk/listen about drinks to/from the other customers, old fashions, etc. was rude. She was not talking much just listening and continued listening as we walked out. I didn’t need a drink menu as I knew exactly what I wanted.
The fact that you want to argue over the time and send footage reflects on just exactly how this place is run, not in a customers favor. You would rather argue than treat customers with respect and acknowledgement. The place was not packed and hasn’t been since you’ve taken over and with this sort of customer service and backlash, I don’t foresee a line waiting outside to get in. Being an older person, growing up where respect and kindness was a general rule, something that is fading fast in the world, especially at JJH, can suggest that without customers there is no business and no business means, no work, no money, closed doors. The funny thing about this all is we went to another establishment around the corner, didn’t mention the name and the bartender and a few customers knew exactly where we had just come from and we all had a grand laugh and a cheers to JJH.
So whether it’s 10 minutes or 3 minutes doesn’t matter, what matters is you LOST 2 big Happy Hour drinkers that spend allot of $. I will say, I would have given you a 2nd chance but with the fact of you wanting to argue and send footage to prove your point on this playground is rude and disrespectful.
… moreThe fact that you want to argue over the time and send footage reflects on just exactly how this place is run, not in a customers favor. You would rather argue than treat customers with respect and acknowledgement. The place was not packed and hasn’t been since you’ve taken over and with this sort of customer service and backlash, I don’t foresee a line waiting outside to get in. Being an older person, growing up where respect and kindness was a general rule, something that is fading fast in the world, especially at JJH, can suggest that without customers there is no business and no business means, no work, no money, closed doors. The funny thing about this all is we went to another establishment around the corner, didn’t mention the name and the bartender and a few customers knew exactly where we had just come from and we all had a grand laugh and a cheers to JJH.
So whether it’s 10 minutes or 3 minutes doesn’t matter, what matters is you LOST 2 big Happy Hour drinkers that spend allot of $. I will say, I would have given you a 2nd chance but with the fact of you wanting to argue and send footage to prove your point on this playground is rude and disrespectful.
james jennings
This place is a gem, atmosphere is old school, bartender is kind and gracious, cocktails, wine and beer are always great, no food but no one comes there to eat
… moreion puschila
Among the best bars to go to. Drinks are excellent, expertly done, and the people, staff and owners, fantastic!
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