Iron Horse Taproom

No Longer In Business

Cool place you can love it you can hate it but defenitly yoy must try it

Great variety of tap only beers. Happy hour makes the prices quite reasonable. Different atmosphere downstairs than upstairs, both good.

Immediately adjacent to the Chop House. Not busy at all on a Monday. 20 taps with interesting variety. I ended up with an Anchor beer :P. Solid service and functional atmosphere. Worth a stop.

A few good beers on tap here, some interesting stuff. Small, hole in the wall type place but not a huge amount of character. Not super cheap either - D.C. standard.

A little too trendy for my tastes but with a great beer selection favoring local breweries.

I have been here before to drink before events at the Verizon center but never really thought much of it. Then we had a work party downstairs and i got a look at their beer selection and cask selection. Cask was only Legend stuff which was disappointing but they made a good effort on their tap list. I would still go to R.F.D. though for beer. This place has a little more amiance as bar games and jukebox and such

Bar specializing in craft beers; no food. Host frequent tap takeovers, including both regional and distant brewers. No frills, gets crowded, but great happy hour spot.

I didn’t really know this place existed until earlier this week. I had seen the name, but didn’t know where it was or anything about it. Tonight was the first time I had been there. Tucked in the Chinatown area of DC.

The place was busy during happy hour, but we were able to find seats at the downstairs bar. The place filled up quite a bit. Tap list isn’t super-rare but the beers they had were a nice eclectic array of different beers from breweries around the country (and world). Prices were perhaps a bit high but not outrageous for downtown DC. Happy hour had $2 off draft pours. Clientele is so-so, place appears to be quite busy. I could see myself returning here if I’m in the area.

A solid place to just grab some drinks, they have mostly non-rarer craft beers, occasionally have something like Founders Breakfast Stout, but place is noisy and fratish, especially downstairs. Not a bad stop but not a necessary one in DC.

Head downstairs, if you can, that’s the best bit - much more bar space, and an overflow bar that opens when it’s busy. Same tap and bottle list upstairs and down, plus you get to watch or play shuffleboard. Beer is average with a couple of surprises. Prices are good.