Taps & Barrels

Taps and Barrel is such a cool concept--think Yogurtland, but for beer, cider, and other drinks on tap. You can pour as much (or as little) as you want, sample different options, and even customize your drink. Whether you're a casual drinker or a beer enthusiast, it's a fun and interactive experience.I've been here in different settings--small groups, larger gatherings, and even hosting an event--and every time, I leave happy. I recently hosted a group of about 10 people, and it was awesome because no reservations or fees were required. The vibe is super casual but in the best way.That said, sometimes the place closes for private events or gets really busy, so I recommend calling ahead to make sure they're open to the public. The indoor space is great with long communal tables, but the outdoor patio is even better--fire pits, mountain views, and just an overall great atmosphere.As someone who doesn't drink much, I found it pretty affordable, but if you're someone who can really put back beers, it might not be the most budget-friendly place. Still, the experience alone makes it worth checking out. Highly recommend!

I'm always on a lookout for a cool craft beer place, I'm surprised I just discovered this one recently.Vibe is super chill and I like how spacious it is.Staff was helpful with my questions since I'm a first timer. It's so convenient that I get to pour my own beer, they got a decent amount of beer choices to choose from. Definitely coming back for random group events with my friends.

Summary: Amazing service, solid food, and a wide selection of beers on tap makes this a fun place to dine. Matthew is phenomenal for customer service.I went here for my first time with two friends that are local. The place was pretty full on a Thursday evening because of a convention in town, but we were still able to get some seats. Matthew came out early on to let us know there were some large food orders being put in, but that he would try to help expedite ours within. We had some beers, and placed our order. Everything was really good. We got the farmhouse pepperoni flatbread, hot Hawaiian flatbread, brussel sprouts, portobello mushrooms, and warm corn dip. All was tasty and a good sized portion for the three of us. Throughout the meal, we were being checked on regularly, but everything was solid. Definitely a great place with caring staff.

Absolutely love the concept of this place!You get a card, you pour your own beers. Try one or try them all and enjoy at your own pace! They charge by the oz, it varies by beer and you pay your total in the end. You can also keep track of how many oz's you've poured and how much you'll owe.They have a very nice variety of craft beers both local and from other states (there were a few favorites from AZ and CA) and there's plenty of options that there's hardly no wait to pour.The place has a great relaxed and fun vibe with comfy couch corners for a few people or tables for large groups and there's great music playing in the backgroundDefinitely found a new favorite and can't wait to return again and again. Btw they're pet and kid friendly, have games, TV's, patio with fire pits, plenty of parking, small food bites and coed restrooms.

We came here for date night. I'll start there because the date night vibe was okay. It was laid back and open dining. Hi tops and couches. Lighting was a little bright, but you could find yourself still able to be relaxed. Once the sun start to set the vibe was nice. I enjoyed trying the different beer. I don't drink beer so the experience, could've been better for me if there were more cider choices. I believe there were about 3 cider choices when I went. I'm more of a cider drinker and was expecting more in that area.Food was a bit over priced for not really being prepared in a full service kitchen. It was more like the heat up type of food. Microwave or oven type. I think the food quality could have also enhanced the experience. Price for value of alcohol, was fair. Price for value of food, was a little over-priced. I'd still return to give it another try.

Pros: Lots of beer optionsCons: Limited menu beyond beerDetials: Full disclosure, we went on a Sunday, so that may have impacted things. One server was great, the other not so much. The food was pretty good but expensive. Not sure we will go back. The inside is large so probably good for groups. Some fun decor.

I love the concept and I love the space but the price of the beer can sneak up on you really quickly and although they have a large selection, I didn't really find too many that I actually enjoyed. That being said, I would definitely come back here and try the food that is offered and some of the other drinks. It is in a beautiful new complex next to Basilico Italiano Ristorante and their gorgeous patio and the building's outdoor fountain complex, which, when the weather is good, is beautiful to walk around and hang out by. The concept is you connect a credit or debit card to a plastic card which you can then use to scan at any of the multiple taps and pout your own drinks. Each drink has an LED screen which showcases the brewery, type of drink, and the price per ounce. Once you start pouring, your drink price appears on the screen.

Taps and Barrel is a pretty unique location that isn't to common in Las Vegas, as far as I'm concerned. Once you arrive you go straight to the front and get a tap card. This tap card is attached to your card and you can go to any of the taps they have to fill any beer you like.They have multiple types of cups which are good for specific beers. But if you aren't too knowledgeable about it, just pick a cup that you think is cool. From there go down and just choose your beer. There's many selections, and you can pretty much try them all with just a tap of a card.One thing that is actually pretty cool is that they have a sake tap, usually more to the right. I like getting a cup of that plus like a lighter beer and you're good to go.Food wise they have a really good charcuterie. It's a big pretzel along side with meats and cheeses. The mustard is really good and the brie/fig combo is also great too.The environment is really chill as you can sit anywhere you'd like, including a couple of couches which is pretty comfortable. We brought our dog a few times so we had to sit outside, but the outside is pretty spacious as well.When you're done, all you have to do is drop your tap card in a tip bucket which indicates how much you'd like to tip. After that you're all done!

Taps & Barrels is a good spot to hang out and sample a variety of beers to find your favorite. They have a menu of bar foods as well.Find them in the Evora complex, a few doors down fromLemontree Cafe. There is plenty of parking right in front. Maybe that will change once the complex is complete, but for now it's easy to park. This place is huge! There are mostly long tables with a few individual tables too. It'd be a good spot for two or a group. They have one small arrangement of couches. Here's how it works. It's similar to other by the ounce beer and wine places. A whole wall is lined with beer taps. You start a tab at the counter, get a card, and place your card at each tap to dispense. Each tap tells you how much it is per ounce. Once you dispense the beer the screen will tell you how many ounces and the cost of your sample. Perfect for tracking alcohol consumption and cost!I prefer their system over similar concepts for one main reason. You have a tab instead of a preloaded card. So you don't have to debate how to best use your money, have extra, or need to load the card again. Just sample as little or as much and pay at the end.The beers are tried were good. They had a lot of local breweries and some national ones too. I've heard they rotate beers to keep it interesting. I had some of the usual beers, but also tried some unique beers. I really enjoyed a chai beer, a cucumber beer, and several fruit beers.The food was okay, but I thought it would be a little better quality given that they are in a high end complex. Nothing was awful or a deal breaker to returning. I appreciate the variety of options for snacking or a whole meal while enjoying the beers.My favorite of my two food items was the Beet Salad. It had nice greens, nuts, goat cheese, and a tasty dressing. The Fish & Chips were disappointing because I had hoped for something made in house. My friend's big pretzel with dips did look good and I'd like to try the butter board.Taps & Barrels is a fun spot to hang out while trying some beers. I'd definitely consider it again for drinks when eating nearby or for an afternoon hangout with friends.

Not a fan. I really want to like this place and I actually really like the concept but every time I drink from the taps I get cramps in my stomach. It leads me to believe that they're not properly cleaning the lines. I really enjoy the selection and pouring my own drinks. The service is friendly and the ambiance is really welcoming. I also like that you can just leave your pour card in the gratuity box of your choice. I will probably go back and try it again but honestly I am cautious to get sick if I return.