
Apartments near Albany Pump Station in Albany, NY (723 Rentals)


275 3rd St

1-5 Elizabeth St

49 Broad St

233 Park Ave

95 Lexington Ave

93 Lexington Ave

461 State St

455 State St

2 Sprague Pl

104 Morton Ave

50 Delaware Ave

56 Delaware Ave

52 Delaware Ave

476 Madison Ave

54-62 Delaware Ave

58 Delaware Ave

62 Delaware Ave

60 Delaware Ave

142 Morton Ave

339 1st St

479 State St

490 Madison Ave

148-150 Morton Ave

156 Morton Ave

485 State St

483 State St

135 Knox St

17 Western Ave

508 Madison Ave

67 Morris Street Apartments

419 Sheridan Ave

497 State St

64 Morris St

3-4 Leonard Pl

68 Morris St

Kastle Arms

540 Madison Ave

70 Dana Ave

212 Morton Ave

170 Knox St

542-544 Madison Ave

28 Robin St

502 Clinton Ave

546 Madison Ave

550 Madison Ave

The Reserve at Park South II

94 Morris St

81 Robin St

552 Madison Ave

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Some apartment-ites may consider themselves beer fans, but not you...no sir, you are definitely more of a beer fanatic. From dark to light, amber to reds, you have yet to meet a brew you didn't like, and as a newly settled apartment-ites in Albany, New York, one of your first orders of business is a simple one - find the area's best beer hall! While every watering hall worth its tap has a fair share of loyal regulars, even the most diehard among them will still likely utter...albeit under the breath if the owner is around...that the Albany Pump Station lays claim to the crown. Situated in a former pump station used to run water from the Hudson River in the 1800's, this brewery and pub can rest easy in their moniker's legitimacy. Featuring some of the area's most diverse (and in some cases, highest in alcohol content!) beer offerings, the locals far and wide keep returning for such refreshing lagers as Poor Soldier Porter and Scottish Lite. Brewed on premises by a lone master of the craft, the Albany Pump Station is an ideal place for Albany-area apartment-ites to spend a night out with friends or family. The food is surprisingly varied in presentation, with the Pump Station menu offering everything from the typical (chicken tenders adorned with their in-house BBQ sauce) to the surprising (the calamari is a zesty hit). So whether you're out for a quick bite on your way home to the apartment, or making an evening out of sampling every beer at least once, the Albany Pump Station is a fun and exciting excursion for any beer-loving Albany-area apartment-ite.
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