Pour Taproom - Beltline

This was my first time going to the belt line and I must say this spot was a great introduction! Such a unique concept. Definitely a stop that you keep in your date/ girls night/guy night arsenal. The vibes are super chill. You park on the street if you can, (typical Atlanta), but they do have different decks that can be utilized. Parking was $10 in the deck that I parked in and I was able to walk down the steps (They also have an elevator) to get onto the belt line.I walked past so many interesting little bars, shops and restaurants that wre unique and unheard of for the most part...Like small businesses (THE BEST). There were dogs and families everywhere... People on bikes, babies in strollers...But enough space to enjoy yourself definitely.Pour has outdoor seating that you can utilize with a togo beverage window. Or you can walk in, where the staff will meet you at the front desk and check ids and take a card for a tab. You then get a bracelet for each person on your tab and a glass. I chose the wine glass for my beer because I'm such a freaking LADY! lol. But there is a wall covered with beer, cider, and wine on tap. You walk up and service yourself to your hearts desire. You tap the bracelet on the "Pour" icon above the beverage that you wish to taste and the tap releases it. You pay per how many oz you drink while there and they register with the bracelet so don't just let it flow! They do have games available as well like board games, drinking games, and old school Nintendo consoles set up on back tvs with up to four players!I did not try the food but I believe they offer pizza options and they do have other frozen and non alcoholic beverages for sale. 4/5 stars just because they had appeared to have a lot more options, but atleast half of the options were "Coming soon" and not available. I will be back to see if the others become available! -Cheers

Fun!! We had a great time exploring all the different beers, cocktails and wines!! Fun vibe!

Cool place right off the Beltline. I love the idea of this place but there's a lot of basic brews. Also, you get 1 glass and customers rinse them out at the taps... by putting the glass mouth first on a piece and pouring more beer in the glass. It really doesn't seem sanitary at ALL! I get the idea, but I think it could be done a little better. I definitely couldn't see this place being open during covid, that's for sure!

As novelty convenience to try so many types of brewed beverages, this place is top.However, pricey for the aware drinker.. standard draft beer will run you about $8 on a 55¢ ounce.But hey you don't have to tip because it's self serve, so it works out.!About #food - you order from a limited menu from Italian restaurant next door. May not have the eggrolls in stock...all pricey for what you get but it is the #beltline!.Also you can get food elsewhere and bring it in. They really are easy with coming & going, just turn in your band when you are done.TVs all around. Big screen. I enjoyed!

Great selection and great view/access of the beltline. 4 out of 5 stars because they were shooting a video and got a little awkward when trying to pour drinks.

Very cool concept, wish there were more of these! I really enjoyed the fact that you are able to sample all different types of beers and wines from across the country! The best part... you pour it!The only thing I didn't like was that you had decide whether you wanted beer or wine before you looked at the selections for both. I chose beer, but was wanting to try wine after I looked at the options. But I clearly wasn't that disappointed because I really enjoyed the beers I sampled! I tried sours to IPA to light beers... everything there is! It wasn't busy in here when I went, I do was able to drink and when I was done with one, got right up, and poured myself another. You are given a bracelet when you walk in and that's how you activate your pour! You decide how much you want, and then when you are done pouring, it tells you how much you poured and the price per ounce.The ambiance was also very interesting. You could order food at the counter, play games, watch tv... literally they had everything. Such a great stop on the Beltline.

Came here for a dude's night and watching football. I actually didn't even know they were showing nfl but they had a pretty good set up. I really like how you can order Nina and Raffi's food next door or their own small selection of food (unusual to be able to get fries and pizza at the same place! Bonus points!If you're a beer lover this is definitely the place for you. Others haven't mentioned the plastic wristbands and how trying all of the different beers work so won't say much about it other than that I love to try everything. There is a tremendous selection here and after I figured out how the sections were organized by porters/stouts, ipa's, sours, staff favorites, and non-beers (a small selection of wine, ciders, and cocktails), I really appreciated the concept more of getting to go around for little tastes. The prices differ depending on what you get and unfortunately, the first small pour has more foam (seems like this is hard to avoid) and judging by bill, it seemed like this really hurt me. Assuming I didn't take a ton of the most expensive beers, $27 for what was the equivalent of two beers seems pretty pricey. It's the belt line and it's an experience so I'd probably come back, but maybe not super often. Interesting, the system automatically stops you from having more than two as a measure for customers to not get overboard and get wasted I'm guessing. There are some truly delicious choices here. Overall good time and even with all of my dabbling I have so many more beers I could try next time, but I'd strategize differently and just pick a few to do half cups with I think.

They have ALL the beers! I can't stress that enough! There are plenty of options. At least 80 taps on deck. If you are not a Beer Drinker and you want to try some things to figure out what you like, this is the perfect place. You pay by the ounce, everything has a different price per ounce. But the choices are endless. You'll probably get tired of drinking before you actually make it through everything, which is probably impossible! They give you a little bracelet to wear so that you can scan and it keeps your credit card on file for it. You can also come and go as you please. We left a few times and came back and started all over again. We were in the krog street market area so we wanted to do a walkthrough of other things, and then get back to beer drinking.This place has a Nintendo 64. It has Mario Kart and goldeneye. This in itself is a treat because the 64 was how I grew up!I got a little off topic with a nintendo, anyway, they have plenty of TVs if you want to watch the game. So this will be a good spot to go look for football or basketball games. The pizza spot next door is actually pretty good and you can order from there. They have a menu that you can use. So you don't even have to necessarily leave out to come back in if you are hungry.They have a lot of beers on tap but they also have a few other things. They have a couple of cocktails. They're probably mixed already but you can get them out of the tap as well. They have a bunch of wine Taps that you can try if you don't feel like drinking beer. So they don't have an actual bar, but they have a lot of different options regardless of what you're looking for. It's definitely worth to try. Again, if you're looking for your special beer, this will be a good place. But it's a fun place overall.

This is a neat concept for trying to find what you like! However, I think it's very unsanitary the way that everyone has to rinse their cups before trying another drink. This made me glad I didn't participate with the rest of my group. Also, our group of 4 entered at 11:00pm and the girl at the host stand told my friends they had 30 minutes before they were cut off. It says y'all close at 12:00am but we didn't argue and just said okay no problem and she was not happy to hear that because she rolled her eyes and was just overall unpleasant as she was taking my friend's ID'S and CC's to put on file. What I also didn't appreciate was how the staff was cleaning everything around us the entire 30 minutes, including the taps- pushing past people to take the grates out and put them on a cart.. If you want to clean up early to leave- I get it! But, I suggest you begin cleaning after the taps are cutoff at... 11:30.

Care for a brew, boo? Pour Taproom has got you covered!I'm a beer lover. Yes, I know I missed the beer belly train (doesn't match with my bikinis) but believe me - this girl knows and loves herself a cerveza or two. So when my bf introduced me to Pour, he scored major cool points because, what a concept! We dropped into Pour on a Saturday afternoon and luckily, it wasn't insanely packed and we strolled right in. The concept here is simple: You start a tab just like at any other bar, but you're also provided with a rubber bracelet. This rubber bracelet serves as your electronic tab and when you wave it in front of your chosen brew, you can pour up! You control the tap and are charged based on how much you pour. Simple!Pour has a great variety of drinks available, from ciders to IPAs to Lagers to wine! My favorites were the local brews and seltzers, I wish there were a few more seltzer options but uh, I wasn't going thirsty in there! There was also food but we had lunch plans and skipped eating there (although it would have been a wise choice for how freely I was pouring up - insert loopy looking emoji here) and it looked yummy!I loved that there was ample seating indoors and outdoors, making it perfect for some time out with friends. I loved being able to sit outside and enjoy an afternoon on the Beltline with a glass of whatever the hell I was in the mood for in that moment. We love to see it!