RAPPOURT

Food was good but my burger was under sauced and my wife’s vegan patty was dry, likely due to under saucing. Fixed easily by asking for some more sauce. Star was friendly, quick, and patient. Really liked the vibe and the atmosphere.

Neighborhood bar that we have been frequenting since they opened pre COVID. Great beer selection, including my typical poison of choice, sour beers. Food is solid, especially their truffle fries. Service is always excellent and friendly. Highly recommended.

We’ve been coming here for over six years, and it’s one of our favorite local spots. The food is always delicious, the drinks are excellent, and the staff is consistently kind and accommodating. The atmosphere is relaxed but upbeat, and the recent expansion has made it even better. We’re so grateful to have such a reliable, welcoming, and consistently great place in the neighborhood. Thanks Team Rappourt!

My lab members and I recently visited Rappourt Bar in Ann Arbor, and we were pleasantly surprised by how close it was to the research campus - we could easily walk there. The fried cauliflower and truffle fries were the perfect accompaniment to the beer. They even allow you to taste the beer if you’re unsure of what to order, which was a great touch. The availability of outdoor seating made it perfect for group gatherings, and the spacious interior also accommodated many guests comfortably. A wonderful spot for both indoor and outdoor socializing!

The food was decent - service was trash - whole place reaked of chlorine and I couldn't even taste the food because the drink washer is right by the bar and just spewed bleech everywhere. Definitely don't go later on when they're closing and don't sit at the bar unless you want to eat cleaning chemicals along with your meal. Really strange vibe First time I ever asked for a refill of soda and they didn't add any ice - left a 10% tip which I've actually never done before and even that seemed too generous

We had never been here before but really wanted a burger and fries so decided, based on reviews, to give this hidden gem a shot! We are sure glad we did! The absolute best chicken tenders and crispy beer battered fries-we tried the original and the truffle fries and both were outstanding! We loved the burgers, my husband got the special Lamb Burger and I got The Diner Burger which were both cooked perfectly. The highlight is their various dipping sauces and truffle aioli which are all made in house. Get their ranch for dipping, you will not regret it! We are definitely keeping this place on our regular rotation!

Stopped by after going to the conservatory nearby with a couple of friends and the laid back atmosphere and order at the bar setup was nice and casual. The food was good and their drink menu was solid. I had their “pink drink” cocktail and it was very enjoyable on a sunny warm day.

I love Rapport! My favorite thing on the menu is their truffle fries. Although I like the burgers too. Tonight we sat at the bar. They have an extensive menu of beer & cider on tap and I got to observe them making craft cocktails. They are currently expanding and soon will have room for increased capacity.

Rappourt Brew & Chew is a great northside option for a tasty brew and yummy chew. Excellent rotating selection of beers on tap, especially featuring MI breweries. I love how many good options Ann Arbor has for beer, and they all have different "vibes". Between Rappourt, Ashley's, HopCat, Jolly Pumpkin, and of course our local breweries HOMES, Wolverine, Mothfire... oh yeah and Session, Grotto... (I'm sure I'm still missing a few) there must be hundreds of beers to try. For those that enjoy a darker maltier beer (vs the more popular IPAs), Rappourt has a good selection compared to some of the other brewpubs in town. I really enjoy Rappourt's food menu as well. It's pretty classic American bar food (burgers, sandwiches, salads, really good truffle fries), but elevated with options like szechuan cauliflower bites (so good! and a big portion for sharing), tandoori masala wings, and onion jam/berry relish on their namesake burger. Good seating for groups (communal style tables as well as plenty of bar seating), attentive servers, TVs for watching sports, and a fridge with take home drinks. Located in a strip plaza so there's plenty of parking both on the front side and back side. Very walk in friendly, but can get busy during peak days/hours.

I really enjoyed this place. I sat at the bar for some food and the bartenders were very attentive and friendly. The tables and floor were clean. They had a nice happy hour selection and it would be a great spot to just hang out! I looked at the menu from previous Yelp photos and they seemed outdated from the menu I looked at today. I guess I didn't realize how old the previous menu pictures were so I uploaded new ones here. The truffle fries were nice and crispy. I tasted hints of truffle but it wasn't strong. A little more truffle flavor would've been nice. Their Rappourt burger was good enough to stop by their place again! They cooked it medium rare (a little more on the rare side but still delicious) and the bun was big and fluffy. I was surprised how savory the bun was because a lot of fluffy hamburger buns end of being super dry. This bun melted in your mouth and squished down easily to fit in your mouth. Overall, I would recommend!

This is our new happy hour/casaul date night spot! After taking a second to find Rappourt tucked into the back end of a strip mall, we found a seat outside at a high top as the sun set. There's mixed seating (high and low ) with long tables available for groups -- which I find to be a major plus in the Ann Arbor bar scene. Happy hour is 3-6pm every day, so order a beer and food at the counter, find a seat, and stay awhile. The chicken tenders are delicious (we got a side of ranch/buffalo sauce), the pesto & tomato grilled cheese (with grilled chicken) is my favorite, and the truffle fries with aioli are awesome!

I met a friend for dinner here on a surprisingly busy Monday night. From the outside, its home in a non-descript strip mall doesn't look like much, but the inside has a good vibe. We sat at the bar and were served by a very friendly bartender. I had the spicy chicken wrap and it was very good! I also tried the truffle fries at the recommendation of my friend, and those were great too!

First time coming here last Friday around 530 and didn't expect it to be completely slammed, but now I know that the locals are fans of this kind of odd strip mall pub. I expected a wider beer selection but they have a couple of each type of popular beer styles. The staff are a bit...brusque, but in a busy environment I can respect that to a degree. Wish they had more standing room tables or ledges. If the tables are full there's really nowhere good to stand or be while you wait for something to open up. I had the chik'n sandwich which was pretty decent, but the fries were really the star. Everyone agreed they were solid. Also liked the look of their side salad - not a sad bed of lettuce, but had all kinds of veggies! My partner had the spicy chicken wrap and reports it was "alright." So, if I'm in the area and in need of pub fare, I might return. But I'm going to really be hoping it isn't super busy because it's not worth a big wait or hassle trying to find a place to sit.

We ate a family dinner here. We started with the wings, which were good. They were saucy, no dry-rubbed. Plenty of sauce. We also had a Caesar salad, which was fine. I split the Rappourt burger, which was very good. Well cooked and flavorful. It was a bit on the small side, which was fine for me. The fries were nicely crisped. A rustic atmosphere. Beer garden, but inside. There is outdoor seating. I liked the seating style of sit at a long table and then order. You get a number and they bring your food to you. It has the hang with friends and drink a few brews vibe. Good beer selection. Good happy hour on a Sunday.

Located inside, so do not drive away. I almost drove off, but decided to park and walk in. This place is a chill spot for friends, couples, and colleagues. This would be a great place to unwind if you do not need a quiet place to be w/ your thoughts. If you watch sports, this place is for you, too! A lot of beer on tap, very affordable and variety on the menu. They have HH, too. They are also on DoorDash for no delivery fee which I thought was nice because most places in Ann Arbior had a delivery fee of up to $8.99. I did not drink or eat anything. I was there for nearly an hour to enjoy my last night w/ my team that works there. I think I will be back in April or May. I cannot wait to try the food here. My team goes out as a group every Thursday.

Looked for something not too far off the highway on our drive home. Tasty, sweet deep fried cauliflower bites. We thought mushrooms would be even better. The burger was good, fries good. The few things we tried didn't wow us but the food is good. Drink options are huge, great variety not just beer. The Seating is predominantly family style inside with mostly long tables and benches. There is bar seating and a few two seat options but not a ton. I'm sure locals are happy to have a place like this around.

Found this restaurant while searching yelp. Food was delicious. Will definitely stop by again when I'm in the area.

This bar is located in a strip mall by a hardware store near Plymouth Road just south of Huron parkway. It has decent happy hour specials and great drinks. In the summer there is a little area to sit outside.

Definitely a disappointment. Stopped in for something to eat & a beer while being in town for a Michigan game. The chicken tenders pictured & the chicken sandwich ordered were horribly overcooked. I'm really surprised that this food was delivered to our table. Obviously no quality control in the kitchen. Won't stop in again. Too many options to settle for this poor presentation. Also, only saw one employee smile. Not a good sign.

Great beer selection, food and service! Really enjoy the ambiance as well, good vibes.

This is our place for takeout when we want burgers. We also like their salads, fries, and Brussels sprouts.

Great neighborhood bar with a vibe that welcomes all their pub menu is good I love their brussels sprouts and their burgers

Great beer choices on tap. The fries and sandwiches are delicious. I have had the Spicy wrap and crunchy chicken. I highly recommend the truffle fries. The staff is friendly.

Cute place with lots of communal tables, beer selection is full of options, I love that you pay first and then just wait for the food, chicken tenders and fries came out quickly, hot and delicious. Everyone was very sweet 10/10

Really good experience. The tandoori wings were the best. Good selection of beer. Gets pretty crowded though.

If you live on the north side of Ann Arbor there are very limited options when it comes to food + beer. Rappourt is the best option. It is a tap room with dozens of local and popular craft beers from out of state. The beer is usually fresh and consistent. The service is 7/10 and friendly. Their food is just a slight upgrade from typical bar food but pretty good. they have a limited menu (which I like) so the meals are always made the same so you know what to expect. I personally like their beer fries that are super crispy and the style-steak fries. You can also get them as truffle fries. Wings are really the only thing I buy besides the beer/truffle fries. There are a few unique flavors but are only served with 1 option of I believe 6-8 smallish wings. Nice atmosphere!

Great pub food and drinks. They also make a great virgin margarita! I be usually order the chicken Caesar salad which is always good. My son loves the burgers. Their fries are amazing!

Overall the atmosphere food and drinks were good. There is community seating or bar seating.

As far as breweries go this place gets 5/5 from me! Awesome atmosphere, great food, and awesome service. We came after staying in Ann Arbour craving burgers and boy they did not disappoint! Loved the low key causal atmosphere where you order at the bar and pick your own seats and they deliver to your number but this causal flow of service does not take away from the groovey wood and mid modern factory type design. Love the decor and set up with large wooden tables and unique lighting. Service was very quick and friendly and food menu was perfect size with so many delicious options for meat and veggie eaters alike! We all ordered burgers: diner burger, Rappourt burger, and black bean burger all with fries and arguably one of the best burgers I've had in a while. Fresh quality bun (non of the soggy white bread) and perfectly cooked meat (ordered mine medium rare). The onion jam and greens were delicious on the Rappourt and cheese was perfect! The fries are beer batters so super crunchy and fresh, perfect serving size too in a nice little basket. The beer selection is also awesome here, as it should be for a brewery with every type available! If you are looking for local beer options from Michigan check Rappourt out! Ordered the blood orange wheat beer, light and refreshing and paired perfectly with burger. Overall loved this place, food, beer, and service. Prices were on point and had a lot of fun with friends here. Bravo Rappourt for doing brewery style right and deliciously!

Located on the back side of a hybrid strip/mini mall north of busy Plymouth Road. Decades ago we shopped at the hardware next door when living in University housing. Which leads to the first neg. The hardware place now rents uhauls, which takes up half the parking for this taphouse. Looks like meh on the outside, inside is modern and stark looking. TV Tap menus. Pubstyle service, order at cashier for tables or order at bar. Great taps, great staff, okay food.

Came here on a whim and had to order quickly at the counter as a large line was forming! My party ended up with the fried Brussel sprouts, Kung pao wings, chorizo and potato tacos, green chicken Chile soup, a diner burger, and a rappourt burger. There was a slight mishap with the wings where they came out a bit bloody in the inside but the server was quick to apologize, remove the wings, and refund that dish...although by what he said, it seemed that this has happened before with their chicken wings--they may want to follow up on that. The top hits were both burgers. The diner burger is a typical cheeseburger with basic toppings. It was cooked well and the bun was so soft! The rappourt burger was a bit unique with a sweet jam on top which I loved! I also tried the beer of the month which was a berry shandy and I enjoyed it.

Coming from Southern California, it's really difficult to find restaurants in Michigan that even start to come close to the level of cuisine they have in SoCal. That being said, if you haven't tried the food out in Southern California yet, you might at least enjoy the fries here. The fries are nice and crispy here, goes very well with the great multitude of beers they offer. As far as the burger itself, it wasn't great, but it wasn't terrible either. I got the Pimento and Chorizo Burger. The burger meat has some flavor, but could definitely use more of it. Even though the burger has pimento cheese, I feel like the burger itself could be a lot cheesier. The bread was also too much for me. The burger meat is served in-between two panini buns and it feels like too much bread. It chokes out the flavor. Some brioche buns would've done just fine. The chorizo part is actually just 4 slices of salami, but I would've liked to see some real chorizo in there. A fried egg would probably pair well with the chorizo. The regular cider beer I got was okay as well. Maybe it's a personal thing, but I think the drink could've used more cider flavor. Overall, it's a clean, chill, and modern place. I'd come back to just chill with my wife or some friends and have a beer.

Tonight was my first visit to Rappourt and I will definitely be back! Counter service, small menu, tons of beer - the interior is laid back and they had cool music playing. Really loved the vibe! The food arrived quickly and was outstanding. We ordered the Szechuan cauliflower, spicy chicken wrap, and the Pepper Jack burger. We also upgraded to truffle fries for one of our entrees. The truffle fries were good but we actually preferred the plain fries. Overall everything was super tasty...but the cauliflower was by far the standout! We ordered in on whim and it ended up being our favorite. Would come back for that alone!

Great beer and amazing tamarind chicken wings. Great local hang out. I wish I had something similar on my side of town.

Great beer on draft with rotating selection. Great food, definitely a gator-pub. Service is Pub style (order at the counter)

Cool, hidden (discretely, in a strip mall) neighborhood dive pub. Well, except it's not a dive. It's nicely remodeled and borderline romantic, assuming you don't mind some background noise. The owner is clearly a Michigan beer connoisseur. Lots of state-level brews on tap. I won't say they're delicious, because they aren't. But they're strong and damned interesting. P.S. Their shrimp po-boy is respectable. I've eaten them in NOLA, and the version here is just fine.

Nice off campus bar with great selection of drinks and good on food. I had the beet salad which was good, my daughters burger was very good and fries were fresh cut. It's actually in the back of a shopping center but anode it's great.

Great neighborhood bar with good beer selection and tasty pub food. The brussels were great as were the burgers my husband and I both had. Happy to have this place nearby.

First time here and really enjoyed the place. Has a nice modern feel to it, and the large tap selection is great. So many drinks options from hard liquor to IPA beers on tap and bottles. The bar setting is real calm; you order up front, start a tap, go sit down, and enjoy your time. Every time you need a drink, just order one from the bar and get it added to your tab. Fast service with couple of bartenders behind the counter. The staff is super helpful... had a few questions about the beers and they let you taste them before getting a glass. The menu has lots of choices, Including good vegetarian options; which is sometimes rare in a bar setting. I enjoyed the kung pow wings, and truffle fries with special house mayo a lot!

Look, Ann Arbor, I get it-- everything here has to be a boutique product. your university degree. Your downtown. Your suburban brew-pub experience. Well, in spite of my longstanding affinity for brews, snacks, and even the boutiquey food scene, I gotta say-- color me unimpressed. Rappourt overpromises and underdelivers, which is, in my mind, a bit worse than not promising and being mediocre. It may not be their fault that they're located in a strip mall. After all, some of my favorite businesses are located in strip malls. We can't hold that against them. What we can hold against them is a menu that promises an exotic array of goodies but ends up cranking out one uninspired, greasy dish after another. Loaded fries, for example, which featured chorizo and cheese, among other bits, but lacked that particular, gooey levity of either nacho cheese or lightly melted, shredded cheese, instead in favor of cheese that had been lightly charred under a broiler. Tandoori wings seemed somehow forced, and I'm not sure whether it was the wings themselves. The seasoning was pleasant enough, leaving sticky red fingers, the mark of dank tandoori spice. Second complaint was that, while there is an expansive beer list that can be enjoyed on the small outdoor patio or indoors (frigid, though it were-- these two attributes add up to a second star), it is damn expensive. $7.50-10 for many 10-16 oz. pours of pretty common beers. This is the kind of thing where if it dropped the reclaimed wood pretense and cut the prices by 60%, it may well be, in my mind, a four or five star joint. But I also know that my review's cantankerous complaint about expensive beer doesn't really matter for a spot that will invariably recruit the beer-loving crowd, drawn by variety and heedless of price.

What a little Gem this place is, While not a fan of order your food at the the counter, it was a great atmosphere and whom I assume to be the (or one of) the owners were very welcoming and pleasant. Those cauliflower appetizers are on point!!!!! Good job

Sad to see the demise of Roger Monk's but hidden in a slightly sketchy strip mall (I hope they got a deal on the lease) is the unfortunately-named Rappourt Brew & Chew which makes you believe this is a beer and chewing tobacco joint! Obviously the brainchild of a Super Genius! WTF?! Hey, what do I know? The location is sketchy but no need to bring your fully loaded assault guns nor your Glock 19 4th Gen with extended magazines! The beer and food are tasty. The burger definitely has potential. Grilled onions come with the burger. If you want raw onions, ask to add them. Icannot speak to the sweet potato fries as I try to avoid them like the plague! Do give the truffle fries a try: very tasty! Besides the burger, I can recommend (based on actually trying them) the chicken wings, roasted brussel sprouts, short ribs, and the crab cakes. All tasty. Another bone to pick: Whoever designed the website for this business needs a ROPE around their scrawny neck! Right. Now. You cannot see the menu on the home page nor can you enlarge the text. Next to useless. Bollocks! Not along the main throughfare, but a badly needed alternative to the hipster douchebag hangouts strewn around town. Come and enjoy!

Living in the neighborhood, I'm glad this place is around. With 40-odd taps, it's a good locale for exploring some new brews and maybe getting a bite without having to drive (and park) in downtown Ann Arbor. Still, experiences with the food and the service at Rappourt haven't exactly turned me into a fan. On our first visit, my wife and I split a chicken sandwich with apple slaw and the salami grinder. The first wasn't too bad. The chicken was tender and well seasoned, and the apple slaw was delicious. But it came on a thick ciabatta roll, and the breadiness overwhelmed the bird. Had a similar problem on the grinder: the salami was sparse, and I barely tasted it as I chewed my way through the bun. The salad with cilantro-lime dressing I had on the side was good, however, and wife said her fries were excellent. While it is nice when sides aren't an afterthought, they shouldn't outshine your main dish, either. We ordered burgers on our second trip there, and they had a nice flavor, and even though mine came well done instead of medium as ordered, it still was juicy. The mushrooms we ordered on them were obviously grilled fresh, not pulled from a can. However, the patties were smaller than I'd expect on a bar burger, and the gruyere on them wasn't distinguishable from basic swiss. Overall not a bad burger, but not a burger worth $12, either. We waited quite a while for those burgers to come too, even though the place wasn't more than a quarter full. Waiting seemed to be the motif for the night. After arriving we'd sat at the bar, with staff passing by us, for several minutes before someone took our drink order, or even said hello. Once he got to us, the bartender was friendly and gave us some good beer suggestions, though when it came time to order a refill he was MIA. On our first visit, we also had a long wait for food, and the bartender initially served us someone else's order. We did sit at the bar on both visits, since, as you've probably gleaned from other Yelpers, the seating consists mostly of picnic tables. Not bad if you're out with a large group, but if you're on a date, you may prefer a little more space between you and the other patrons. Rappourt is new, and I expect still in the learning process. I hope to see them up their game in the months to come.

I've been here twice so far. I've had the chicken street tacos, Brussel sprouts, poutine, black bean burger with fries, Arbor brewing co's strawberry blonde (nitro), short's soft parade shandy, and a margarita off of the brand new cocktail menu. Everything I had was excellent! My only complaint was that the tacos were a little over full (it's hard to complain about that) but the taco kind of fell apart because the tortilla wasn't holding up against all that delicious filling. Maybe if they made it a three taco order and used the same amount of filling but split between three instead of two. Honestly though, this place is fantastic. The staff is super friendly and accommodating, the food is tasty and quick to come out of the kitchen, and the atmosphere is laid back and comfortable.

An absolute winner! Found them on YELP as a 4 star; perused their menu and found some excellent potential. Upon arriving, we were offered our seating choices, as it was not busy on Labor Day Weekend Saturday around 6:30pm. The "on tap" menu boards are plentiful, both in locale as well as content throughout the bar. Open, mostly communal tables, with a huge bar. Wifey and I each had burgers: RAPPOURT and A2; without being overly dramatic, whomever "crafted" these concoctions was brilliant and thoughtful. We both felt that the individual makeup of the items seem to belong and complement each other, creating a fantastic medley of flavors. It's also joint-staff service effort, and all three people were super efficient and VERY friendly! Don't be scared of strip mall locale; DO try this one, it was a GREAT EXPERIENCE for us!!!

This is a nice modern bar with a cool atmosphere. The majority of the seating are long tables with a large bar. The food was amazing. They have standard fair like wings, burgers, sandwiches but with different flavor profiles from what you would expect in a place like this. For example RAPPOURT offers poutine with a curry gravy and tandoori masala wings. One of the specials I had was the Prince Edward Island Mussels. The mussels were plump, juicy and fresh. It came in a delicious white wine sauce with some crunchy garlic toast. For my main I went with the whitefish BLT. I admit I missed the word spread in the description and was expecting a fish sandwich. What I got was a BLT with a mayo based fish spread. Even though it was different from what I was expecting, it was still good. The bacon was thick and cooked well, the bread was awesome and the spread was tasty.

On a quest to map out the best fries in Michigan, and these are a top runner. They were very crispy and flavorful.

We went here on a Sunday night and it was pretty full. The food was typical bar food. The tables are picnic tables so they aren't really comfortable to sit around and hang out for awhile. It was also very noisy so it was a good place to go for drinks if you want to have a conversation. Order food at the bar and then find a seat. Food arrived quickly. Given that there are so few places along here with liquor licenses they don't have a lot of competition.

Rappourt is a fun place to visit; it's a combination sports bar and fun hangout spot. There are TVs that are always showing various sports games but the volume isn't very loud so you're not forced to watch. There are also board games available to play on their long, picnic style tables. Their happy hour is awesome as well! 4-6pm Monday-Friday and all day Sunday, $3.50 select beverages, $5 wine, and $2 off select appetizers. Food is decent. The truffle fries are amazing, my fiancé really enjoyed their melt burger, their black bean burger was delicious, but their Mac n cheese left something to be desired. The sauce was very thick and it was kind of bland. Overall, I definitely recommend this place and will be returning!!

I am so happy that someone suggested that I check out Rappourt! I love good beer and tasty food, so It's only natural that I would enjoy it here. I love a deal and there happy hour is exactly what I'm looking for. Happy hour consists of a discounted beer and food list. They always have an IPA or two on the list, which I dig, and everything I've had on the menu has been delicious. The fried tomatillos are the best fried green tomatoes I've ever eaten and the truffle fries are addicting. Perhaps the most impressive aspect of their happy hour is that it's everyday of the week... and ALL DAY SUNDAY!!!! This is one of my new favorite watering holes, it's in a convenient location and it has great brew and food. I would recommend it to anyone.

Been here twice now and love the laid back atmosphere. I normally would not bring my two young kids to a brewery or gastro pub, but this place has a very family friendly atmosphere. They provide cards and board games to play while you wait for your food. When you are ready to order you walk up to the bar and place your order and grab a number which will let the staff know where to bring your food. Having been here twice, I have had the chance to try a few things. The tandoori wings are fantastic and the red spicy sauce they serve with them is key for those wings. They are perfectly tender and come with a Thai chili to add some kick. I also tried their Kung pap wings thought these were very average was expecting a brown sauce with peanuts instead these are served similar to what you would get at Buffalo Wild Wings Asian zing flavor. They were not bad but they do not belong on the same menu with the tandoori wings. We also tried the Brussel Sprouts the Korean sauce they used was outstanding. Their truffle fries were great nice earth flavor. The fried tomatillos were great on their own or in a sandwich. My wife ordered a shrimp po boy which was outstanding they use shrimp that, I had in Pensacola Florida, I believe the pink gulf shrimp. For dessert we tried the cardamom pudding cake very nicely done perfect end to a good meal.

I come here about once a week with coworkers. Personally, I love that I'm not waited on and can get whatever I'd like whenever I'd like. Staff is always so attentive and pleasant too! It seems like there's a new beer every time I come, which is great! They ensure to have a few classics on hand, typical mitten sippers (two hearted, all day, etc.). Also enjoy they have a variety of Michigan beers, but also include beers from other states/countries. Truffle fries are to die for.

INTERIOR: plenty of table and bar seating. Nice and spacious. FOOD: I got the rappourt burger with truffle fries. The fries were amazing - extremely crispy on the outside (potentially double-fried?) and a wonderful truffle flavor. The burger, on the other hand, was a miss. I ordered it medium rare, but it only looked to be medium rare (pink on the inside). However, it had the consistency of a medium well or well-done burger. Maybe it was because the patty wasn't juicy, but the burger definitely tasted more bread than meat. The jam was a nice touch, but needed to be better spread in the burger. I had to dip the edges in ketchup just for some flavor. I docked this place an additional star for the price - the bill came out to a bit over $15 excluding tip, which was not reflected in quality. This was a nice, laid-back place to grab a bite and drink with friends. Food, however, can be a hit or miss.

Two Texas girls on a road trip and Rappourt was chosen randomly as our dinner stop. Good choice! Good burgers, good cauliflower, good cream soda.

**rating for FOOD ONLY** Hubs and I came w a group of friends for our first time tonight..we usually don't visit bars/pubs as we don't drink but sampled a smorgasbord OF FOOD: ROASTED BRUSSELS: pretty average. Not bad, not amazing. Brussels have long lost its novelty but we'll order to meet our veggie quota. BRUISED KALE & ROASTED BEET SALAD: disappointed bc the kale was neither bruised nor were the beets roasted. And the salad was undertopped and underdressed. Bland and dry. SHORT RIBS POUTINE FRIES: 5 stars for THIS dish!!!! Would definitely come back for these alone. WOLFED THEM DOWN. A2 MELT BURGER: I only had a bite, but was A-OK. Not sure I would pay $15 ... prefer homemaking ours w private selection's frozen jalapeño cheese patties, kings hawaiian buns, avocados &butter lettuce. Or good ole Elevation/Wendys. Lastly, dishes were oversalted. Didn't realize until we got home and downed 5 glasses of H2O.

We were really disappointed by RAPPOURT last week. We ordered two of their signature burgers. You order at the bar and meals are brought to your table when they're ready, which is fine. The order was correctly repeated back to us. They brought out one burger and left it at the table, no mention of the other burger. We tried to get someone's attention to check on the other burger to no avail. After awhile my partner went back up to the cashier to inquire and was told that a second burger wasn't ordered, and was then charged for the second burger and we had to wait again for it to come out. No apology whatsoever for the mixup or any offer to make the situation right. At that point I was a bit hangry, but that service just doesn't sit right with me. The fries were good, but the burger bun was very oily and the burger overall was incredibly bland. The beer menu was good, but the poor service, bland burger, and overall just weird/off vibes means we won't return.

I've been coming here since this place opened and it's always been fantastic. It's such a great place to meet up with friends for drinks, dinner and games! The sangria is awesome and cocktails are stout. If you're into beer, this place has a plethora of craft brews to choose from, too. The food is also so delicious! My favorites are the tacos and truffle fries. The ordering system is a little different than I'm used to, but the service is prompt and you don't have to wait long for your order. Great spot!

I have only come here for drinks, but I do appreciate the laid back vibe of this place and may have to come back and try food here too. I got to sit on an old wine barrel and have a wine barrel as my table! Haha . I believe this place does sell wine by the bottles but as a wine drinker coming to this place (yes I knew it was probably beer-focused) I was a bit disappointed in the options they had for wine so it would not be my first pick. However, if you are into sports, this place will suit your fancy as they have larger tables everywhere for group seating and tvs.