Abigail's Tap Room

217 E Main St, Grafton
(618) 786-6000

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Troy Montgomery

The owners are great people . The staff is great and the food especially the burger is amazing

Nickie Brooks

Always fun, nice and friendly people there.

cassie flynn

Had breakfast, it was good and so was the service

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Chery Buss

Chelse bartender is excellent and works her butt off! Food was delicious and lots on the menu. Will definitely be back!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Mike Wilson

I give one star on everything just because I’ve been sitting 30 minutes in the restaurant and have not been waited on. Looks to be like a common theme. 30 people sitting here for breakfast and they only have one waitress and she doesn’t seem to be moving very fast at all. Avoid this place because you’ll never actually get to eat. Other than that, it’s perfect!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

David Rodgers

Nice down to earth staff

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Viji Vijay

Vegetarian dishes ordered for thr table, where one of the dishes had bacon on it, kitchen needs to be more attentive to orders.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 2

kimberli derossett

Delicious breakfast, mimosas, and service. Super friendly and attentive staff. The fact that the music was amazing made it even better. Highly recommend.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Jason Hendricks

Great place to relax and drink

Rosa Barnes

Very friendly bartender and servers. Felt like home when we were rained in.

Jarod Schildknecht

Chelsie gave great service and was very fun the breakfast bar was good had many choices and music choice was great

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Travis Morss

Fun little bar in Grafton. The owner is very friendly and the service is great. Stop by when you’re in town. You’ll have a great time!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Pamela Harmon

Witch on the water weekend...girls weekend

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Theresa S

For such a cute building and initial atmosphere, I was surprised by the lack of hospitality and overall hostility we encountered.

We were not met with a host but instead a man clearing tables, gruffly asking how many people we had without even saying hello or making eye contact. He told us we could sit where we wanted and that someone would be with us shortly.

It was relatively busy, so when we waited about 10 minutes for someone to get us menus, we were not surprised or upset. We got our menus, and when we were ready to order, I asked if I could do grits instead of potatoes. The waitress looked exasperated, saying, "We don't usually do that, but I'll ask." I said, “That's totally fine.” Then she asked, "Toast or biscuits?" So I asked, "Could I do an English muffin?” She scoffed, rolled her eyes, and tersely responded, "TOAST or BISCUIT." It took me by surprise, so I apologized, put in an order for a biscuit, and turned away from her.

I assume she realized that her attitude was offensive and off-putting, so she then told us that they “don’t do substitutions.” This information is not listed anywhere on their menu, tables, or entrance, nor was it communicated outside of the waitress being belittling to the customer.

We considered leaving because of how the waitress made us uncomfortable. However, we hoped that the food would still be good; we were sorely mistaken. One of us ordered an omelette, and the rest of us ordered the country breakfasts.

The potatoes were not red skin like the menu said but clearly the cubed and frozen ones from the grocery store, so overcooked and dry that we could not get a fork through them, and there were no seasonings to be found. We ordered different types of eggs; the scrambled were done okay, but the over-easy were actually over-hard with no runny yolk, as well as bland with not even a hint of salt. The bacon was burnt, chewy, and had the oddest aftertaste that only allowed me to eat a couple of bites before I was put off by it. The sausage patties were tough, dry, and ‘fake tasting.’ I switched my biscuit for my sister-in-law's English muffin, which was upsetting because the biscuits were the only things that actually tasted good. The English muffin was store-bought, dense, and tasted old.

This was our last meal as a group for my bachelorette party, and it made it end on such a sour note and literally put a bad taste in my mouth.

TL;DR: Don’t go, totally not worth it.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 1

Dadof4stl Len

Great for breakfast.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

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