Tap 1180

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ATLspot S.

Joined 8 months ago

An American gastropub right in our own backyard that charge you 8$ for 1 ounce of Jagermeister shot!!! and you get cocky bartenders and servers on the top of that!!

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Sarah Ann Soffer

Joined 5 years ago

An American gastropub done right. An American gastropub right in our own backyard, TAP is the perfect blend of everything you’re looking for. Both a bar and a restaurant, TAP boasts great food, patio dining in a great location, live music and a penchant for airing all the great sports games of the day. Named for the restaurant’s extensive draft beer and barrel wine selections, TAP has something for everyone, and won’t break the bank either. Their libations range from the usual suspects to interesting blends, including my new favorite, sparkling wine with elderflower and a twist. From their 3 for $9 taco selection (including delicious choices of bbq pork and buttermilk chicken) to my favorite pub burger, perfectly cooked, and served with cheddar and pickles on a whole wheat English muffin, you’re sure to find something to wet your appetite. The burger also comes with a special treat, a shot of chocolate milkshake. While I do like the fries, I tend to sub it out for their beet salad which is fresh and flavorful. Bonus tip: Check-in in on FourSquare: first and fifth check-ins get a free appetizer, and the mayor gets free drinks.

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Jonathan Baker

Joined 6 years ago

Atlanta's first gastropub boasts a great burger, patio.. In Short
One of Atlanta’s first “gastropubs,” TAP overlooks the bustling corner of Peachtree and 14th Street. The vibe is part office happy hour, part warm-up destination for the neighboring Alliance. One of the first foodie joints to put a twist on a classic burger, their cheeseburger served on an English muffin with shoe string fries and a mini chocolate shake is still the one item you have to get. Order up a cheap Numbers Ale (their own brew), snag a table on their patio and let the weekend (or weeknight) begin.

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HunterPearson

Joined 3 years ago

Great patio, good burger. Tap was one of the first to claim "gastropub" in their concept, as the Concentrics people are always good at following trends. They were also one of the first places to feature a burger as their signature item, serving it on an English muffin. But I went back the other day and had the burger, which I hadn't had in a year or so...and I still like it.

It's small in size, but they aren't afraid to cook it med or med rare. It comes with one slice of American cheese and a few pickles. I'm not a big fan of pickles so I get it without. But the burger has great flavor, it's simple and it comes with shoestring fries and a little chocolate shake. And the muffin holds the burger just fine... its' not as good as a potato bun at Grindhouse, or one that came from H&F Bakery, but it works.

I'm glad they haven't changed it, or taken it off the menu.

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Lil1Atl

Joined 4 years ago

Bad service. We went to have a lunch there on Sunday, Aug. 23. The place did not appear to be terribly busy and they had tables available in the patio area. With no hostess in sight we decided to seat ourselves. After about 5 minutes the hostess came, she asked us to leave the table and wait at the bar area. We waited for another 5-10 minutes and were shown to the table with no umbrella, in the full blazing sun. She made no apologies or asked if we liked the table, she just left. Few minutes in the hot sun, and we left this place. Can’t tell if the food is good. We are not going back, I hate to be treated like a nuisance. There are many great places to eat in Atlanta, this is not one of them.

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DennisnAtlanta

Joined 4 years ago

Bar Food. The patio is the best feature of this bar (it?s a stretch to say it is a serious restaurant). The food is very mediocre. It's a place to go grab a beer after work, before going out clubbing, or just hanging out with friends. The music is usually loud inside and the multi level set up is disconcerting and makes the place feel small and cramped. It's a young crowd (under 35) and mostly straight but gay friendly. It's in midtown so it is attracts a more open minded crowd than a suburban bar/beer house.

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pamulli

Joined 8 years ago

Bad Service...Much Better Choices In Atlanta. We went there on a Sunday evening and it wasn't all that crowded, yet the service was pretty bad. They were out of several things that we ordered, they brought one entree before the appetizers and we had to send it back and the server seemed annoyed. We had our appetizers and then 3 of the entrees arrived, but the 4th never showed (not the same one we sent back). We asked twice and were told it was on it's way, which we took for Oops we forgot. After about 15 minutes the final entree arrived. The food was OK, but there are so many better options in Atlanta. Lots of local pubs and bars have better beer and better service. I expected a lot more from a Concentrics Restaurant. I don't plan on going back.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Upmarket and eclectic, this welcoming Midtown gastropub is another of Concentrics's culinary juggernauts.. In Short
Suspended kegs float above your head in a glass vault, underscoring the slogan "a convivial place to have a pint" and the raucous evening atmosphere at this sleek, three-story pub. Lunches are less frenetic and popular with professionals from the surrounding office towers. The bar tends to get backed up, but the young servers hustle with a smile. Seating is comfortable, but like the bar, the food service is surprisingly slow. Creative Southern munchies like fried pickles, deviled eggs and Georgia boiled peanuts pair well with $2 shorties of draught like the smooth Belgium-brewed Leffe. Easy-to-eat buffalo fried calamari and classic fish and chips make equally good bar-bites. The house burger is smaller for its English muffin bun, and is paired with shoe-string fries and a mini chocolate milkshake. Cap off dinner with a bowl of brown bread ice cream, which evokes Dublin.

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rebecca4278

Joined 5 years ago

Excellent for both food and atmosphere. Tap is one of those cool places that is easy to go to because the food is great, the people are beautiful and you dont have to spend an arm and a leg, and you don't have to stay up until midnight until the crowd gets good.

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Foodie407

Joined 5 years ago

Perfect Patio. I recently spent the afternoon on the patio at TAP. A group of us just hung out, had some drinks and food while people watching. It was a really great time. I will definitely be visiting again!