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Surprise taproom caters to dogs, beer and wine lovers

Manny's Place attracting four-legged regulars

Manny’s Place Taproom & Wine Bar co-owner Patti Plaisance feeds a treat to Gator, a yellow lab who is one of several dogs who frequent the bar with their owners.

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Manny’s Place Taproom & Wine Bar co-owner Patti Plaisance pours a beer from one of the 36 taps.

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Patrons of Manny’s Place Taproom & Wine Bar have compared to the bar to TV’s “Cheers” for its neighborhood feel, regular customers and friendly atmosphere.

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Manny’s Place Taproom & Wine Bar keeps its coolers at about 34 degrees and uses short lines right behind the taps to keep the drinks as cold as possible.

Independent Newsmedia/Jason Stone

The classic TV show “Cheers” was a place where everybody knows your name.

But one Surprise taproom has become a place where everybody knows your dog’s name, too.

In a few short months, Manny’s Place Taproom & Wine Bar, 17865 W. Bell Road, Suite 125, has become a neighborhood destination for residents in the far west parts of Surprise as well as those from surrounding areas.

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Surprise taproom caters to dogs, beer and wine lovers

Manny's Place attracting four-legged regulars

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