Canton's Royal Docks brewery to take over former North High space in Ohio City
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A Royal Docks taproom is coming to Hingetown. Photo: Sam Allard/Axios
A near west side location that formerly housed the northern satellite of an Ohio brewery will soon host another.
Brewing the news: Royal Docks, the Canton-based brewery, will open its fourth location at the COhatch coworking space in Hingetown.
It will be Royal Docks' first foray in Cuyahoga County.
Catch up quick: The 90-seat brewpub was previously occupied by Columbus-based brewery North High.
Between the lines: The location will open as Tied House, a Royal Docks taproom that will feature mostly their own beers and pub grub staples.
- Brewer Dave Sutula told Cleveland Scene that the location could open in as little as two months, as soon as state licensing is sorted out.
Zoom in: The name Royal Docks is an homage the docks of London's East End.
- Sutula's founding partner, John Bikis, lived in London with his wife, Adriana, and wanted to bring the "vibrant pub culture" of England to Northeast Ohio.
- Bikis and Sutula founded the brewery in 2015.
