Bar
Unclaimed profileThe Green Dragon Inn
Akron, OH · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The Green Dragon Inn runs a beverage program built around beer. Nine rotating drafts and over 100 bottles and cans cover lagers, sours, stouts, meads, ciders, seltzers, and non-alcoholic options. A rotating cocktail menu rounds out the choices. Prices range from about $5 for non-alcoholic beers to $80 for a limited-edition stout. The depth here rewards exploring beyond the familiar.
- What should I order?
- Start with a draft pour of HIHO True Pils, a light, crisp lager at about $8. For something more assertive, try the Drekker Slang Blueberry Cheesecake sour on draft at about $10. If you prefer a non-alcoholic option, the Best Day Brewing Kolsch is a solid choice at about $5.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer drinkers who want a wide range of styles and formats, including meads, ciders, and seltzers. Those seeking non-alcoholic options will find several. Cocktail drinkers have a rotating menu but fewer named selections.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Draft beers run about $7 to $10. Canned and bottled beers range from about $4 to $80 for a limited-edition stout. Ciders are about $5 to $8, seltzers about $5 to $13, and non-alcoholic beverages about $5. Meads are priced by pour and bottle, such as $8 for 5 ounces or $45 for a bottle.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A beer list that goes well beyond standard drafts, with 9 rotating taps, over 100 bottles and cans, and sections for meads, ciders, seltzers, and THC/CBD beverages. The non-alcoholic list is unusually broad, with seven options at about $5 each.
Beverage categories
We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.
Cocktails
The program is present and changing, yet the lack of named selections or detailed ingredients limits a higher assessment.
Menu strengths
- — A rotating cocktail menu featuring unique drinks crafted with the finest spirits.
Standout selections
- — A rotating cocktail menu featuring unique drinks crafted with the finest spirits.
Beer
Nine rotating drafts and over 100 bottles and cans span lagers, IPAs, sours, stouts, meads, ciders, seltzers, and THC/CBD beverages. The range is broad, with options from $4 to $80, including a 20% ABV limited-edition stout.
Menu strengths
- — 9 rotating drafts and over 100 bottles and cans.
- — Sections for meads, ciders, seltzers, and THC/CBD beverages.
- — Price range from about $4 to $80 accommodates different budgets.
Standout selections
- — HIHO True Pils, a light, crisp draft lager at about $8.
- — Other Half Forever Ever, a low-ABV session IPA on draft at about $8.
- — Drekker Slang Blueberry Cheesecake sour on draft at about $10.
- — New Holland D20 D&D Limited Edition Stout, a 20% ABV stout with coffee, chocolate, and bourbon notes at about $80.
Pricing: Draft beers ~$7–$10; canned/bottled ~$4–$80; ciders ~$5–$8; seltzers ~$5–$13; meads by pour and bottle.
Nonalcoholic
A dedicated non-alcoholic beverages section lists seven options: four Best Day Brewing beers (Kolsch, Galaxy Ripple IPA, Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA), 1911 Rose, Original Sin White Widow, and Urban Artifact Seedless Strawberry. All are about $5.
Menu strengths
- — Seven non-alcoholic options listed.; All priced at about $5 each.
- — Includes a range of styles from Kolsch to IPA to rose.
Standout selections
- — Best Day Brewing Kolsch at about $5.; Best Day Brewing Galaxy Ripple IPA at about $5.
- — Best Day Brewing Hazy IPA at about $5.
- — Best Day Brewing West Coast IPA at about $5.
- — 1911 Rose at about $5.; Original Sin White Widow at about $5.
Pricing: ~$5 each
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