Pour Taproom: Midtown

A new experience to pour your own beer, wine, mixed drink or shots. It’s measured by the tenth of an ounce and ends up being pretty pricey for what it is. They do have many beers that you will not find elsewhere though. 3 floors of taps and places to hangout.

I celebrated a milestone birthday and it was very important to me to have an upscale experience. I has about 40 people in attendance. Courtney and her team at Pour Taproom midtown were absolutely awesome. They made everything super easy and the price was totally reasonable compared to many other places near the location. The location was excellent, the food was great and the drinks were awesome. Everyone enjoyed themselves and I would highly highly recommend this place. Best kept secret.

Went there on Saturday night with a group of 10, the place had maybe 6 other customers in the whole place. The front door guy was clueless, I was one of the first to order food, ended up not getting ours until everyone was done eating. It took almost an hour before the first people in our group started getting food. The only highlight was the upstaairs bartender trying to save the day. Out of sweet potatoe fries but still on my bill, regular fries i had cancelled still on my bill. They cut my bill in half because of the inconvenience but didnt remove any of the fries before doing so, so i paid for haf of the fries i didnt get. I cant believe a nice cool looking place in that location would be ran with such lack of professionalism. Would not go here again.

Came here after we discovered the location at Interlock had closed. Same cool idea with wristbands to pour dozens of choices of draft beer, wine, cider, etc. They also have cocktails. Upon entering we were charged about $75 for 32 oz of beer each for 2 people not including food. This location has 3 levels. The middle level can be reserved for events. Modern industrial vibe with fast service for typical bar fare. Easy to catch an Uber from this location as well. But you're paying $75 for 32 oz each of beer for 2 people not including food.

I have been here once.. I am a retired industry worker and don't make it to Atlanta, much ( by choice). I met an employee somewhere on my visit that said she worked there. She was sweet and kind and I was at the High musesum, so I stopped in. Already paid $20 to park, so might as well, explore. I know its a new thing for me, but a business that does not except cash... good luck. A fellow patron, did try to but me a beer, but all the taps were not working. The explanation was, "We are just waiting for the manager to get here". I said, "When Will that be"? . Response, " Hopefully, before five". I endured 20 minutes of them talking about parties and other employee's boyfriends they might have hooked up with.

Had a reservation for the Super Bowl and when we arrived no one gave us any information or instructions and didn’t walk us to our table just gave us bracelets and told us that the table was on the 3rd floor. Food was TERRIBLE and odd. Among other things the chili con carne came with semi soft pita wedges that were not able to scoop the dip, not tortilla chips. The bartender didn’t seem like he knew what he was doing at all. The decor is modern and cool as is the concept, but it is a fail all around.

Ambiance: Large & trendy self-serve brew spot in Midtown that also offers food, wine, & ciders. They have multiple seating options including high tops, dining tables, lounge spots, and an outdoor area. Nice & friendly service - staff is helpful/knowledgeable for beer recommendations. Great spot for tasting multiple beers, celebrating a birthday or special event, hanging with friends, or a unique date night. They have a few arcade games and TVs. We were a bit bummed that the 3rd floor was closed for the lounge spots and views but were still able to enjoy the rest of the Taproom. Lots of good beer/cider/wine options. Easy to use the wristband watch they provide you with for self-serving and paying per pour amount. Clean bathrooms & street parking. A unique experience great for groups or anyone wanting to try new beers!

Amazing beers, I had 7 beers 3-4 ounces and spent $22. All of them fine quality, did not try the food but that's happening soon. Lot of space to chill, 3 floors, comfortable furniture and outdoor area with outdoor fire space.

So this was a pretty good location. I think that it's just like the pour at the other, locations but will make some different is what's around them. This one is in midtown and midtown has a lot of other things that you can go to and walk up to so it's very outdoor walk friendly. So this one has a little bit of a bar, you can get other things like jello shots and other things like that, and they have probably over 80 different taps to choose from. They have a TV area, in a slightly enclosed room so if you want to just watch the game or something like that without being super disturbed, you could do that. The food there is basically bar food so don't expect anything gourmet. But if you're just trying to try a bunch of beers you don't need a filet mignon lol. But just keep in mind, the food is of the bar variety so you'll get a lot of fried foods or stuff off of the grill. So expect a lot of fried foods and a lot of sandwiches. But that does help with all the drinking so I guess it's absolutely okay! There is nice amount of space indoor but outdoor has a patio area that you can sit at and drink as well. So that should probably be the first thing you look at if it's a nice day. The view isn't of a whole lot, but it's facing another building right across but it's not a terrible view. The beer part is so explanatory, you can basically go ahead and scan a wristband that you're given and you can try any beer you want. The beers do have a different price and that's based on probably the alcoholic content. The highest and heavy ones are probably going to be something that cost more to do. But you may pay between $0.45 and $1.05 maybe. You'll put your wristband up to the sensor and you'll go ahead and pour and you can sit down and do whatever you please until you're ready for another. The lady at the front that's was really cool. She was checking people in and being a bartender. I thought she was pretty doping we had a good conversation. Parking is not free here but you really have to just find your own way as far as parking goes. There's options for parking structures on one side of the street and the other. So you really can't go wrong with that. If you go down the street, you can probably find street parking. Which is exponentially more cheaper than paying for a lot in the parking structure. But it's up to you and how much you want to walk.

Good place to enjoy drinks in Midtown ATL. Lots of selections to choose from, from beer to whatever else you wanna drink. We mostly drank beer but tried other delicious beverages here while bar hopping until...

Ambiance: Large & trendy self-serve brew spot in Midtown that also offers food, wine, & ciders. They have multiple seating options including high tops, dining tables, lounge spots, and an outdoor area. Nice & friendly service - staff is helpful/knowledgeable for beer recommendations. Great spot for tasting multiple beers, celebrating a birthday or special event, hanging with friends, or a unique date night. They have a few arcade games and TVs. We were a bit bummed that the 3rd floor was closed for the lounge spots and views but were still able to enjoy the rest of the Taproom. Lots of good beer/cider/wine options. Easy to use the wristband watch they provide you with for self-serving and paying per pour amount. Clean bathrooms & street parking. A unique experience great for groups or anyone wanting to try new beers!

This place has an awesome concept. You start a tab and they give you a wrist band connected to your tab. You can tap any of the drinks with your wristband and pour however much you want. I like being able to try lots of different drinks without having to commit to a full drink. I went around and tried lots of different drinks before deciding on a full glass of their vodka redbull.

My first time to pour taproom! The concept of pour your own beer is fun! They give you a wrist band which lights up and you can pour your beer! They have different taps on each level. The employee told me that mostly sours/ ciders were on level one so I stayed there! They also have a full menu for food! I saw several vegetarian options so I'd try that in the future! Parking options were literally in the same building which was great!

Great place to be on a Friday night! They had a DJ for an hour and the service was great. I didn't know the served food here until leaving and the menu looked very good. They have games here just in case conversation gets boring or you have a competitive spirit. 10/10

What a near place! Stopped in here after leaving the James Room next door. There was a young lady standing at the entrance selling shots, what a great idea to lure people in or have them just stop by and spend some money as they are walking the belt line. Genius I tell ya. Once inside such a cool vibe. Great music and just very energetic. What I love is all the taps. Now I've been to a beer place with taps and I've been to a wine with taps, never have I seen a place that offers beer, wine and cocktails on tap!!!! Again genius!!! Didn't have food hear just drinks but I definitely plan to go back when I'm in the city.

ATLANTA, GA: a very cool bar concept is Pour Tap Room, a self-serve bar in a modern space with 3 floors and 80 beer and wine taps, and a full bar for cocktails! You get a wrist band that is connected to your form of payment and you can choose any beer, wine, and cocktail and control the portion that comes out of the tap! Lots of local Georgian beers too! We haven't seen anything like this in NJ and loved it! Dogs must stay outside on the beautiful front patio amongst the decorated trees, so bring a friend to get a drink inside.

Raul, the guy at the counter, was nice. The store has a sign that advertises snowcones for $3 + an additonal $5 to add rum. I was charged $11 instead of $8 and when I asked about it before swiping my card at the register, I was told that the sign was old and needed to be taken down. What?! If the sign says a certain price it needs to honored. I would not come again, because of that. I came on a Sunday afternoon before heading to get tacos elsewhere in Interlock and enjoyed the vibe. There were hardly people there and it made it the perfect spot to chat and people watch.

Went to this bar in a group of seven. The store is basically three levels high, each level with 10 to 15 beers, ciders, or wines on tap. A little bit like Chuck-E-Cheese you get a wristband. You scan it at the tap and each ounce charges against your card on file. Prices are posted right on the display that tells what you're drinking. Super handy and people really liked it. You had the opportunity to try some beers you may not normally and only have to pay for an ounce or two if you didn't like it. For food I had a barbecue burger and tater tots. The burger was a good size and it was char-broiled so the flavor was outstanding. The bacon meat and cheese went well with the onion straws on the sandwich. It also came with a side of tater tots that were cooked correctly so they weren't greasy at all, still hot, and had that crunch plus puff that you get with correctly cooked tater tots. Overall great place I recommend it to anybody looking to have some fun with their dinner

My first visit was on a Monday night w a friend. We were both in the mood for burgers. I wanted Grindhouse, but she swore this place was better. (It's not) (Imo ofc) The concept is very cute. Great spot for a night out w a group of friends. I'm not much of a beer drinker, but they had a lot of options. Also had a few non-beer options. The service was VERY slow. Idk if it was a bad night, but they didn't appear busy. Once our food finally arrived, it wasn't hot and our orders were incorrect. She ordered an extra patty on her burger which was missing. And I ordered the garlic parm tater tots, instead I received fries. I could only see myself returning for drinks with a group of friends for the vibes. They had a few lounge areas and a cool bar. 3.5/5

Food was great! I had a burger and onion rings. The tots were great too. The beer options were limited as the top level was closed and some of the taps were empty. I'll still come back but it's not what it used to be. Oh, service was good. No problem there.

Was here a few weeks ago. Went in after a concert. The ladies working the counter and food service were so nice and helpful. Drinks and food were good. Perfect little pit stop for a drink and some light eats after a show.

We went to Pour for obviously the experience of pouring your own drinks. However, I was disappointed with the quality of the taps as almost all of the pours were pure foam. However, their selection of beer is very large and certainly nice to try a lot of drinks. One thing that surprised me was the Mac Smash burger was particularly delicious. I'd actually come back for their food more than I would come back for the beer

Fun spot. I've gone to another location in Florida before so I knew what to expect. I like that you can pour your own beers so that you can try a lot of different things. Some taps weren't working though, but there were plenty others. We split a burger and had a good happy hour.

Visiting Atlanta and came across Pour Taproom and thought what a fun place to watch the World Series. No, think again. It was not busy at all and we had to ask 4 times for someone to put it on the tv. The hostess, Eric(sp), kept forgetting then finally tried to find it and gave up, putting on Jurassic park. Never even came to our table to say he couldn't find the channel. We had to ask the manager to put it on for us. While not a big deal if we saw the game or not but for somewhere that has this many people working and is not busy, literally 3 customers 5 if you count us, and a complete lack of service. Talk about self serve .... Pour taproom aka poor service.

I've tried twice to try this place, and weird stuff has been happening both times. There have been no other customers in there the two times I have gone. This last time we wanted to watch football on a Sunday (they only have local channels, no sports package). Only one person was working there, all doors were locked except the front and the cook was sick, so no food. I'm sympathetic to a sick cook, but not sure how this place can stay in business with whatever this model is that they have going on. If I ever get a beer, I will update my review! Place looks really cool. That's why it gets 2 stars.

Waited an hour for cheesesteak rolls for the store to not be able to have them when delivery driver was ready to go order got cancelled and was too late to order anything that evening not a good review from me no credit no apology no reason nothing

If you're looking for a place to relax, have a drink (or a few), or at least to sample different beers and ciders, this is the place! I prefer this location to the one on the belt line, it's more quiet, my favorite is the 3rd floor, where the full bar is also located. They have enough ciders to make my little heart happy and content, always get to try different things. Food is also good and super fast!

Should be called 'Poor' Taproom Midtown. Quite possibly one of the worst meals I've had in a long time. I ordered the veggie burger and it was so undercooked it was "smeary". Tater tots were overcooked out of a bag and staff could not care less...no smiles, no thank yous, just dead stares as they really don't care. I tried to be in and out as quickly as possible. Never again.

Pour plays music so loud that it is not enjoyable, and we were sitting outside. When asked to turn the music down, the staff laughed at us. Really disappointing.

Pour Taproom in Atlanta is a great place to catch a sporting event with friends over drinks. They have a wide selection of beers, none of which are particular outstanding but all of which are drinkable. The bar food is pretty decent and hits the spot when it comes to satisfying hunger. The ambience at pour taproom is a little different from your typical bar and, from my experience, is not as interesting or social. Still, if my friends ever suggested Pour I wouldn't be upset! If you're looking for a relaxed environment to try a bunch of different beers, Pour is worth a visit!

We tried Pour on a whim after dinner and had fun sampling several different beers and wines! You place a card on file and the staff provide you with a bracelet to scan at each tap that you want to sample. They had several beers, ciders, wines, and cocktails on tap. 4/5 stars because the selection for the beers we prefer (sours & IPAs) was somewhat underwhelming. Overall a very cool concept!

Good food, great service, fun atmosphere many different types of beer and wine to choose from.

This is one of two locations for Pour. This one has three floors of pour your own taps. You open a tab with a credit card and ID, then you get a wristband. Every tap has a description and a price per oz. Pour as little or as much as you want and hang out. They have food and a full bar upstairs on the third floor. The staff is nice and friendly and helpful. There is plenty of seating, places that are a little more secluded and places that have big TVs for watching the game. A bit of advice, this place is best for tasting. A full pour comes at a bit of a premium price, so if you know you just want a pint of something, maybe not here. Want to ultimate flight experience. This is your spot

Great for a walking, casual experience. I love that you can try a lot of different drinks and experiment. Patio and options make it great for a group outing.

I like the vibe of this location. You can sip your and watch the bustling ATL traffic zooming by. They have some great to select from. We also enjoyed the meal options. I devoured their honey fried chicken sandwich.

Really nice concept here. You show your ID and then give them a card so you can pay for your pour by Oz. The drink selection is great. They also have cocktails. Upstairs and downstairs full of drinks so the tasting is unlimited. The food was also great. Not bad pricing for being in Atlanta. The beignets were better than in France, so fluffy and filling. I will definitely recommend this place and come back another time.

Came here with some friends to watch football this past weekend. There was plenty of space when we got there, but it filled up throughout the night. They have 3 floors. All have seating and different drinks on tap. I love the concept here because you can pick and choose how much you want to drink and it's easy to just try a few things before getting a whole glass of it. They have beers, ciders and wine on tap. They also serve cocktails at the bar! We got the burger and Buffalo chicken dip. Both were good. The dip wasn't our favorite, but it did the job. Overall a great chill spot to hang with friends to watch sports or just hang out.

Went here on a Friday afternoon and had a great time..they had Margaritas on tap..you can't get no better than that..I had the fried chicken sandwich with kettle chips which was great..and the host was pretty cool and professional

Yeah this is the spot. Love it! Only went once and I was so impressed. Inside and outside was wonderful and relaxing.

I know how to pour beer. Their machines are trash, it's mostly foam. The beer experiences isn't great.

My girlfriend and I went here after attending an event at the High Art Museum on 5/6/22 around 9:30pm. We thought the set up of the place was so cool. Three floors with a variety of different self-serve taps on each floor including cocktails, water, beer, hard kombucha, wine, and seltzers! The taps register a wristband that you receive when you enter the building, and charge by the ounce. So I loved that you didn't have to commit to a whole serving of each drunk! It was a relaxing and entertaining environment that I would definitely return to! I didn't catch her name but the woman who checked us in at the front was very friendly and patient in explaining the setup to us! We also got the fried pickles and the pile on burger Delicious!

Service was not bad and the space was beautiful. Unfortunately the food was not great, worse than the other location on the beltline. Drink selection was comprehensive. If you want to try a variety of drinks this is a good place. You can find better drinks nearby though.

Service was A+, explained how the tap room works. The selection of beers was good, some nice regional beers were delicious. Beer while not cheap was worth the expense. Worth the trip if you love beer

I usually go to the Pour taproom on the beltline. It was my birthday, and we decided this one was closer so we ended up here on a Monday night. I did not have a problem with the food(my friends' food)/drinks. I ordered a Cuban sandwich. After they bring everyone's order, they tell me that they're out of the Cuban sandwich. Disappointed, I then ordered a fried chicken sandwich. They wait 20 mins (5 min after the kitchen closes) and tell me THEY ARE OUT OF THE CHICKEN SANDWICH!! They say that the "food" and "drinks" and different entities and on my BIRTHDAY they couldn't do anything(after it's their fault). They gave me only one free pity drink since it's their fault. They were also supposed to close at 11pm officially, but then say that their last "pour" drink order was at 10pm!! Most ridiculous service, ruined my birthday evening

I actually came here about 2 months ago and never wrote a review. So here it is.... This is probably my favorite PT location in ATL. The other ones are not that bad, but this location is great because there are more tap options. Got here on a Saturday evening around 9pm and surprisingly wasn't busy. Place was somewhat nearly empty. It was nice going back and forth between the 3 levels checking out new beers and chilling out. They also have Mixd Up Burger here too for a food option. Great location overall.

Kegs are old, taps are foamy. Avoid this place at all costs. Everything was old and foamy. Why do places like this stay in business?

Love the serve yourself bear/wine/cider setup. Had a chance to try lots of craft beers, ciders, etc. Very unique way of serving drinks. Delicious poutine!

I've been to both the Beltline Pour and this location. Both are similar, but it felt as though the Beltline pour had more drink selections. This location is 3 stories tall, which is nice because there are a lot of places to hang out, but going up and down the stairs was a little exhausting. All in all, I still did enjoy my visit here. Mix'd Up was decent, too.

Just had their Sunday Brunch...do t miss out on the Chicken and French Toast...amazing flavor combo!

The actual taps are horrible and foamy and you get about 1/10 beer for 9/10 foam, no joke. When we told this to them they said to try a different floor. All of them had the same problem. Then it came time to close out and they couldn't find our tab. We were told not to worry about it and we wouldn't be charged since the tab didn't exist in the system. Well, turns out our credit card did get charged. But how? You give your card when you walk in but we never signed for anything? We had no idea what was charged or what the tip was, etc. Never saw a receipt or signed anything. When we asked about it, the manager texted a photo of a receipt WITH A FORGED SIGNATURE! When asked why the signature was forged, they stopped responding. No one ever reached out again or answered the last text. Ended up bringing it to the attention of the credit card fraud department so they could handle the legal issue. If you are a fan of foam and forgery, this is the place for you. If not, look elsewhere.

We love going to the location on the Beltline so we decided to try this location out. I love that it is three floors but they pretty much have the same amount of beers as the other location and even less of the wine/ciders than the Beltline location. Also a lot of them were out, which was disappointing. I ended up going to the bar because I wanted a martini. They were totally out of olive juice. I told her to make it without because I didn't want anything sweet. Of course it wasn't very good, I was expecting that, but then they had the audacity to charge me over $20 for it! We probably won't be back to this location just because of that.

This place is awesome and very unique! Pour your own beer/wine from taps on 3 different floors. Great place to have a drink and watch the game.

Been there a couple times due to convenience and availability of a table. That said the most recent changes to menu dealer their fate. Potatoe wedges, really. The topped freshcut fries were great when the didn't give you all the short nubs. Also their ketchup is off putting and the beer come out with too much head.

Very interesting concept but it wasn't as great as we thought it would be. You are provided a wristband which your card is connected to, so you just have to scan on the pour tap and pick any drink you want. Its self serve and you have a lot of options to pick from. That being said, not all the drinks are available. Not sure if we went there on the wrong night but most of the drinks were not available. Very unfortunate. Very nice environment and food is available before a certain hour. Definitely a good experience to have but I guess I like my drinks being served to me.

Love this place for some local taps! They had everything atlanta and local cities. Great for a Friday night out with some live DJ music!!

Thank you to the fabulous staff for opening early to accommodate our group before the St. Patrick's Day parade! We loved it so much we came back after the parade and had lunch!! The staff was super SUPER friendly! The selection of beer, wine, cider, seltzer, was incredible. (And COLD!) The food was sooo good! (Mac & Cheese bites out of this world!) And again- the staff was fantastic!

Pour Tap Room is pretty solid! With a diverse selection of brews on tap, you're sure to find something to suit your taste. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and the staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Whether you're a seasoned beer drinker or just starting to explore the world of craft beer, this tap room is the perfect place to unwind with a solid selection and some great food.