Pour Choice Taphouse

A friend of mine took me to Pour Choice for the first time a few months back and I was completely blown away. I love that it used a similar concept as some wine bars I've gone to - where you essentially get to try as many different types of wine (or in this case beers) as you'd like for a reasonable price. While they don't use a card system (instead they use a wristband), it is truly an amazing concept. So, I was happy to visit this establishment once more and try some of their seasonal cocktails! And naturally I was not left disappointed!! I had their pumpkin espresso martini and it was worth the hype! While I typically lean towards IPAs, I decided to continue to indulge in the espresso martinis. It was truly the highlight of the night! Beyond just their seasonal cocktails, they do have a great selection of varying beers. As noted, I lean towards IPAs, so I typically stay in that realm but from time to time I'll have a stout. As for the overall establishment, it was definitely bustling! They have games for anyone looking to play any games at the tables, they have TVs for anyone looking to watch any games, and for the part it is enough seating when not too packed. The staff was great. The environment was super lively! This is definitely a spot I will keep on one of my favorites list! Definitely pay them a visit if you have not done so already.

We've been here before but come back after they've added cocktails. The cocktails were skippable. I was so excited for the Mule, but it was flat and unrecognizable. No seltzers, all wine is gone as well now. My husband did enjoy the beer and we love the games.

On Friday night, it was my first time visiting. After seeing someone post online about an espresso martini on tap, I HAD to visit. My friend and I came in and was instantly greeted by the staff member at the front counter. Easy process of showing id's and having a card swiped upfront. We got bands on our wrists and were taken over to the taps to explain the process, which was very helpful.I tried the vodka and tequila espresso martini, and the tequila one was so smooth and delicious. The cream is very flavorful. The cherry lime seltzer was a bit too sweet for my liking, but the Tennessee lemonade was so good. There are lots of options available, from seltzers to beers to cocktails. The inside is really cute, and there were card games available to play with friends. This is a decent spot to hang with friends and have something there for everyone to drink.

Great chill stop to grab a drink or three! I've heard of the concept before but never been. The greeter explained everything- you basically pay by the ounce for the drink you want. You connect a payment method to a wristband, tap on the drink section to activate it, pour your drink and enjoy. They had a variety of different glassware- even flights so you can still have the same vibe as your favorite bar. I was surprised to not only see beer, but cocktails as well. It's a smaller space so you can relax. The greeter mentioned they are planning on expanding and I will for sure come back to check it out. They don't have any food offerings, but seem to connect with the other local business and invite you to order out and bring it in. Great way to get a small group together- especially for the variety and not worrying about splitting checks.

Great spot for a chill board game and easy drinks! Can see a lot of first dates here. Service was excellent, clean area and bathrooms.

This review is for Mills 50 Comedy Show at the Pour Choice hosted by Helmut Productions. The show is a ticketed event every second Thursday of the month. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite that are a few dollars cheaper than at the door. I laughed out loud a lot and we all had so much fun.The Pour Choice concept is that customers are given a wrist band that will turn on one of 30+ taps and you can pour a sample or a full glass of beer, cider or wine. The selection here is a good mix and they have some approachable brews besides just craft selections. Similar spirits are grouped together for easy navigation. I really am a fan of beer samplers and I loved that they had shot size glasses as well as chalices, half pints and pint glassware. You can build your own sampler then go back for your favorites. Prices are posted next to each tap as they vary.The comedians in this full 2 hour show were professionals. It would take a Costco sized package of soap to wash their mouthes out, so if you are sensitive, I would steer clear. Not so much cussing but no topics seemed taboo. One thing I appreciated is there was only one slightly mild political joke. I really laughed hard and once the show started there was only a couple minute breaks between acts. Some of the comics used observational jokes and audience participation created spur of the moment laughs. Not just the front row. Most seats were taken and there was some folks standing up so get there at 7:30 or earlier.Good to know:-Helmut the host cautioned people to not talk during the time comedians were performing-Silence your phone because if it goes off you might get heckled-Self service drinks were available the whole show and afterwards-You cash out your tab before leaving, but drink tabs varied widely. My friend had a $4 glass of wine and my sampling and then beer added up to $12-Food is not served

Pour choice is a cool concept I will say! They have about 40 different beer selections I think. Some wine, sake, cider and seltzer. When we went on Saturday I wasn't too impressed, there was about 20 taps that were out of order or had nothing in them at all. Only 1 hard seltzer to choose from and I think 1 cider. Unfortunately, If you don't absolutely love beer you really had no other options. You get a wristband you can hold up to the tap and pour your own amount of what you want. Pretty neat. You only pay for what you pour and you pay at the end. Your IDs are scanned so loyalty points are tied to your ID and you get get rewards after so many ounces poured. Good parking lot in the back of the building and good location. I do like the concept and the staff is very friendly, but their options lately have been limited and a lot of the taps were down. Would love to see more selection of cider and seltzer and more working taps! Overall a pretty cool place if you just wanna hangout for some casual beers.

Very cool spot. You get a bracelet with a fob and pay by the ounce. There are options for everyone - different types of beers, sours, cocktails, and seltzers. They also have beer pong set up and a bunch of board games and card games. It does get a little loud but it's fun.

My boyfriend and I love checking out Pour Choice's rotating beers and ciders on tap. It's a really cool concept how you can pour it yourself and choose how much you want. This is a great place for someone like myself who is very indecisive! Pour Choice is a cool spot to meet up with friends since they have games and beer pong as well. Recently, they've added cocktails on tap and the few I've tried were really good!

This is such a fun spot to check out and a great place to hang out with friends. You get a bracelet that you put money on and use it to tap on the beer selection of your choice. There are labels on the wall that tell you what kinds are there such as sweets, ciders, or seltzers to name a few (those are my go-to's). If you don't want a full glass of anything they also offer small flight options so you can try a lot at once. They even have games there for anyone to grab and play at one of their tables. I went on a night when there was a pizza pop-up business outback so I got to have delicious pizza with the beer of my choice. Apparently they have food trucks and food pops up there pretty regularly which is awesome so they definitely support small businesses. It's great to see collaborations like that.