Taphouse Grill - Downtown Seattle

No Longer In Business

So this place has a ton of taps - like so many taps. But nothing here is really all that unique / eye-catching. As people below noted, if you're rarely in the Pacific NW, this is a good place to get a sample of what's out there, but really it's a bunch of "decent" craft beer options without the blow-away stuff of the better places. One of the better places downtown though.

A great place to go for an out of towner who spends little time in the Western U.S. as it's a ticker's dream. Probably most of this stuff is ubiquitous if you live here though. Prices are a little high and they won't let you try stuff outside of flights. Service friendly enough. Generic looking place.

Came here on 20.2.2018. A commercil place reminded me of Yard house. An impressive long bar with 160 taps. Good variety of different beer styles and some locals I have never had before. I had a RACER 5 IPA. I am always suspicious how a bar can manage the quality of 160 beers and believe you must select one of the highrunnners otherwise you might be disappointed with the taste. Food was mediocre, interior was nothing special and service not too friendly.

Modern place in Downtown Seattle. Lots of beers on tap, Belgians, Germans, American standards and some locals - although I have to admit the taplist is sorta unimpressive for me. The food is good, albeit quite salty. Went there for lunch, where it was never too busy. Very nice and fast service. A good choice for some food and a beer in Downtown Seattle, though not a must.

I spent a lot of time at the Bellevue location before ever making it to this one. Made a lot of friends with the staff, had a lot of great beers, had great food, and it ultimately led me to falling in love with the place. Since then, especially now that the Bellevue location is no more, I’ve made it a point to check in to the Seattle location to remember old times, and check back at my loyalty card to see how many beers I’m up to. 160 taps, with a solid selection of imports and rotating "rare" beers. It’s always super busy here. If it’s not 2 pm on a Tuesday, it’s not going to be easy to find a seat. Not even the bar seat that has my name plaque on it! A reasonably priced pool table room is featured at this location, which I usually end up finding myself. They have a mini bar set up in that room, though I’ve never seen it used. Staff is always great here, and though the food doesn’t appeal me as much as it used to, it’s still solid. None of the prices are listed on the menu, so every once in a while, I’ll get my bill and have quite a surprise. Can be a little pricey at times. I would never want to be the guy at the front of a long line to get beers, asking about prices. As an overall, I’ll keep coming here. It’s a fun stop, and with 160 taps, there will always be something new to try.

160 taps so how can selection not get full marks even if Amstel, Bud Light and Carlsberg is among them? Our waitress was super nice but not the fastest person in the room. We had several instances of ordering a beer and then five minutes later being told they didn’t have it. Maybe they should bring their beer menu into the 21th century? Food is certainly recommendable although we only had a mix of starters

High end joint with an extensive, if overwhelming list - bottle selection is phenomenal considering focus is 160 taps. Corporate vibe is strong, but service was exceptional, food was good, and great beer was easily accessible.

Upscale "sports bar" w/ 160 very good taps! Comfortable booths, tasty food, & good service! Being from the east coast, I’ve never been to a place where I haven’t tried the majority of the beers. An ideal place for me & I would certainly go back!