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27 | The IFP -H alton H ills | T hursday,F ebruary 7,2019 theifp.ca When walking into the rustic- style Appalachian Public Drink House in Georgetown, owners Emanuele and Melanie Nalli want visitors to feel at home. The family-run eatery and bar offers a gastropub experience of not-so-typical pub fare - as well as a signature bar of 12 varieties of lo- cally-made moonshine, sourced from Murphy's Law Distillery in Elmira, Ont. "Our food is a little more ele- vated from your typical pub food and it's fresh, of course, and in- house made," Emanuele said, adding that Appalachian is in the process of changing up its menu. The new offerings will include a Creole stir fry, mushroom alfre- do linguine, bacon-wrapped meat loaf and a 10-ounce striploin steak dinner. The menu also has a number of gluten free options. As for the moonshine, visitors can choose from their favourite flavours of shooters (White Light- nin', Pepper Shine, Apple Pie, Root Beer, Sweet Tea, Caramel, Blue Raspberry, Peach Pie, Maple Cream, Key Lime, Cherry Bomb and Lady Maple), or opt for a handcrafted moonshine cocktail. Melanie says that aside from the offerings, building relation- ships with her customers is her fa- vourite part of the job. "We always want to provide good service and make them want to come back to, and have good food and a nice environment too," she added. Appalachian provides a host of weekly events for visitors, includ- ing Wing Night on Mondays, free pool on Tuesdays, karaoke on Wednesdays and live entertain- ment on Fridays and Saturdays (with a three-piece band and dancing on Saturdays); on Sun- day afternoons, Appalachian holds a live trivia event, and in the evening, Emanuele hosts an open mic night for local and GTA mu- sicians. "We want people to feel wel- come. We treat it like our house," Emanuele said. For further information about Appalachian Public Drink House, visit https://www.facebook.com/ appalachian.pub- lic.drink.house/. FOOD & DRINK APPALACHIAN PUBLIC DRINK HOUSE OFFERS GASTROPUB FARE, FAMILIAR FACES Melanie, Emanuele and Anthony Nalli present a plate of veggie flatbread at Appalachian Public Drink House. Veronica Appia/Metroland VERONICA APPIA vappia@metroland.com APPALACHIAN PUBLIC DRINK HOUSE 68 Main St. N. in Georgetown, Ontario OFFERINGS: Elevated pub fare, dine in, take out, live entertainment and events (on specific days) PHONE NUMBER: 905-877-9888 HOURS: Mondays and Tuesdays (11 a.m. to 9 p.m.), Wednesdays and Sundays (11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.), Thursdays (11 a.m. to 12 a.m.), and Fridays and Saturdays (11 a.m. to 2 a.m.). SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER AT THEIFP.CA SheridanNurseries GardeningMade Easy We're looking for friendly, enthusiastic individuals to join our Head Office, Nursery and Garden Centre teams. We can offer you a challenging and rewarding career with: • Full support training program • Room for advancement • Competitive wages • Comprehensive health plan Apply online at sheridannurseries.com By Cory Soal R.H.A.D. . . . Lend MeYour Ears We care about your hearing! Professional Arts Building 99 Sinclair Ave., Suite 210, Georgetown 905-873-6642 Serving the community of Halton Hills and surrounding areas since 1992 The Georgetown Or ringing in the ears, does not cause hearing disorders, it may accompany decreased hearing and other ear symptoms such as pressure, unsteadiness or dizziness. Often, it occurs alone. Tinnitus arising from the inner ear frequently indicates more permanent and serious disease. Exposure to a sudden loud noise - a gunshot or explosion, for example results in tinnitus that subsides to a low level of ringing for an extended period of time. Disorders affecting the cochlea (hearing center) of the inner ear can cause tinnitus. To find out more about this common problem call… TINNITUS