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| - Only knock on Resident Culture is parking. They have a tiny lot that fits I would guess about 30 cars on the high end, but they sacrificed on-site parking for more customer space, so you can't really fault them too much. They do have supplemental parking about 50 yards down the road in a gravel lot which helps.
Huge space. I've visited Resident Culture three times I believe and twice it has been nice enough outside that they have rolled open the garage doors and let the world in! Plenty of seating, huge bar so it is easy to get a drink, lots of TVs so you can catch your sports fix, and they also have a projection screen in an adjoining room with a number of hi-tops and picnic tables. On my last visit they had live music - a little bluegrass/folk band that was rocking! Also outside they have cornhole and shuffleboard (I think).
On to the booze. I haven't gotten too wild on trying their beers yet, I usually stick with a pale ale or IPA, but everything I have had I have enjoyed. The African Queen is definitely one of my favorites. As I said earlier, the bar is huge, so it is very easy to get in and order a drink. Never waited more than about 30 seconds before someone is to you, and more often than not, more than one bartender will ask if you've been served or not yet.
Awesome atmosphere, beer, service, music, etc. - just wish there was a wee bit more parking.
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