CLOSED PERMANENTLY.It was good while it lastedAnother COVID casualty.
Natalie McMurtrey
My husband and I highly recommend visiting this location! Bartender magician (yes, magician) Chris was phenomenal! I looked over the menu and he assured me he could alter any drink to tingle my taste buds and he is no joke! If I could stay the whole weekend I would, his drinks are pure sorcery! My husband and I will definitely be back and I hope the Tap Room will hold onto this diamond I the rough ?
Adam Gordon
Great place to try a lot of different beers and wine. Great for large groups.
Ally B.
Came here for the first time with friends a couple weeks ago. Awesome place! A whole wall of beer and some wine as well! Your options are endless. You give your card at the front, and they give you a wrist band. Your charged by the ounce, so you can pour as much or as little as you like. Tons of games throughout the bar as well! Once you're finished, you cash out (can use the same card they have on file or not) and just return your wristband!
Megan Lyons
absolutely awesome place!! great, friendly staff as well. we will definitely be back
Jennifer L.
Nice place with lots of games. The five stars is more so a reflection of the incredibly friendly and helpful staff!
Shannon Boddie
Great atmosphere. Large selection of beer and wine!
Steve Isaac
I stopped in to see the artwork of a friend displaying there. I got an armband so that I could put my own drinks as I wished. I must say that I poured myself possibly the tastiest beer I've ever had. It was purely luck. Pretty expensive for a beer but awesome. I don't ever expect to get that lucky with craft beer again
RJ B
This was a really great place for a meetup with good/nice people working there. Last night it seemed like they had a new owner (who seemed like a bouncer) Our professional group meets there once a month with 5-15 people but we will look for a new place as it seemed we were not welcome. Is Tanner still around?
Chris M.
I have had friends visit from LA and be wowwed at something truly unique, which is hard to do to someone from LA. My ridiculous number of check-ins here make it pretty obvious - this is my favorite bar in St Pete. To bartend yourself, you hand your credit card and license to the attendant in front. They give you an RFID chip bracelet and your stuff back. You grab a glass and get pouring. To pour, you touch the bracelet to the Pour logo, but, this can be fiddly. More specifically, you get the chip in the lump of the bracelet close enough to the antenna behind the logo to talk to it. This can be pretty deep into the logo, so personally I hold the bracelet on my hand to better deal with fiddly taps. You can tap the screen to read a description of the beer. For some reason some friends of mine just read the logo and ignore all the text. Read the text! It might tell you something important, like "420" if it's a weed flavored beer. You pay per ounce, and the ounce price is on each tap. Some taps are massively discounted so look for those prices! After you drink 32oz, the taps stop working until you check in with the attendant to prove you're not too drunk. You then unlock another 32oz, and so on. If you'd like to try a small amount of several beers, grab more glasses! There are small Flight-sized glasses over there (no paddles though - byo paddle?), pour a few and join your friends at a table to save time sampling stuff at the taps. The tap list is generally amazing - I think it's 60 taps? And includes some broader options like cider, wine, champagne, and kombucha, and even craft sodas for non-drinkers. I've discovered a lot of awesome beers through these taps! There's a 50% discount on everything on First Friday, which is pretty awesome... Def worth your walk. There are also bike racks right outside. If you do drive, the street parking right in front is free after 6. There is a paid lot but I've never used it. There are solid game choices for groups, like cornhole and Would You Rather. Second and Second is next door and open 24hrs if you've got the munchies after closing this place down. There's also Angelos and of course the pizza places in the main First Friday block of downtown.
Very cool concept and very nice atmosphere with a lot of room and comfortable seating. Very fun to try different beers. Parking was very easy at the public lot and free parking around back.
Vito Wagner
I like the concept of the pour your own taps, and these folks do it better than most. They have some taps that would be $3 pints which is nice. Plus their setup with games and tvs works great.
Andrew Rogers
Fantastic concept, clean, tidy place. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Only went in for look. But as we were here we had a beer or 2 or 3 maybe more. You have got to try this place I love it and will be back.
Chris Brace
At other places, experimenting with a new beer means 5 bucks and a glass full of dissatisfaction if you don't like what you got. No more! I tried a little bit of a good dozen beers for under 10 bucks. Sure, you'll have a real tab to settle if you're trying to get drunk off their taps, but if you're there to sample you can get an excellent bang for your buck, and given how nice the place is it's worth it either way.
Josh Green
Loved it here. So much delicious beer, big open lively space, dogs, great staff. One of my favourite bars ever.
CLOSED PERMANENTLY.It was good while it lastedAnother COVID casualty.
My husband and I highly recommend visiting this location! Bartender magician (yes, magician) Chris was phenomenal! I looked over the menu and he assured me he could alter any drink to tingle my taste buds and he is no joke! If I could stay the whole weekend I would, his drinks are pure sorcery! My husband and I will definitely be back and I hope the Tap Room will hold onto this diamond I the rough ?
Great place to try a lot of different beers and wine. Great for large groups.
Came here for the first time with friends a couple weeks ago. Awesome place! A whole wall of beer and some wine as well! Your options are endless. You give your card at the front, and they give you a wrist band. Your charged by the ounce, so you can pour as much or as little as you like. Tons of games throughout the bar as well! Once you're finished, you cash out (can use the same card they have on file or not) and just return your wristband!
absolutely awesome place!! great, friendly staff as well. we will definitely be back
Nice place with lots of games. The five stars is more so a reflection of the incredibly friendly and helpful staff!
Great atmosphere. Large selection of beer and wine!
I stopped in to see the artwork of a friend displaying there. I got an armband so that I could put my own drinks as I wished. I must say that I poured myself possibly the tastiest beer I've ever had. It was purely luck. Pretty expensive for a beer but awesome. I don't ever expect to get that lucky with craft beer again
This was a really great place for a meetup with good/nice people working there. Last night it seemed like they had a new owner (who seemed like a bouncer) Our professional group meets there once a month with 5-15 people but we will look for a new place as it seemed we were not welcome. Is Tanner still around?
I have had friends visit from LA and be wowwed at something truly unique, which is hard to do to someone from LA. My ridiculous number of check-ins here make it pretty obvious - this is my favorite bar in St Pete. To bartend yourself, you hand your credit card and license to the attendant in front. They give you an RFID chip bracelet and your stuff back. You grab a glass and get pouring. To pour, you touch the bracelet to the Pour logo, but, this can be fiddly. More specifically, you get the chip in the lump of the bracelet close enough to the antenna behind the logo to talk to it. This can be pretty deep into the logo, so personally I hold the bracelet on my hand to better deal with fiddly taps. You can tap the screen to read a description of the beer. For some reason some friends of mine just read the logo and ignore all the text. Read the text! It might tell you something important, like "420" if it's a weed flavored beer. You pay per ounce, and the ounce price is on each tap. Some taps are massively discounted so look for those prices! After you drink 32oz, the taps stop working until you check in with the attendant to prove you're not too drunk. You then unlock another 32oz, and so on. If you'd like to try a small amount of several beers, grab more glasses! There are small Flight-sized glasses over there (no paddles though - byo paddle?), pour a few and join your friends at a table to save time sampling stuff at the taps. The tap list is generally amazing - I think it's 60 taps? And includes some broader options like cider, wine, champagne, and kombucha, and even craft sodas for non-drinkers. I've discovered a lot of awesome beers through these taps! There's a 50% discount on everything on First Friday, which is pretty awesome... Def worth your walk. There are also bike racks right outside. If you do drive, the street parking right in front is free after 6. There is a paid lot but I've never used it. There are solid game choices for groups, like cornhole and Would You Rather. Second and Second is next door and open 24hrs if you've got the munchies after closing this place down. There's also Angelos and of course the pizza places in the main First Friday block of downtown.
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Very cool concept and very nice atmosphere with a lot of room and comfortable seating. Very fun to try different beers. Parking was very easy at the public lot and free parking around back.
I like the concept of the pour your own taps, and these folks do it better than most. They have some taps that would be $3 pints which is nice. Plus their setup with games and tvs works great.
Fantastic concept, clean, tidy place. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Only went in for look. But as we were here we had a beer or 2 or 3 maybe more. You have got to try this place I love it and will be back.
At other places, experimenting with a new beer means 5 bucks and a glass full of dissatisfaction if you don't like what you got. No more! I tried a little bit of a good dozen beers for under 10 bucks. Sure, you'll have a real tab to settle if you're trying to get drunk off their taps, but if you're there to sample you can get an excellent bang for your buck, and given how nice the place is it's worth it either way.
Loved it here. So much delicious beer, big open lively space, dogs, great staff. One of my favourite bars ever.