

Little Tap House is known as one of Portland’s Top Craft Beer destinations. Nestled in the heart of the West End and Downtown Arts District, Little Tap House offers a seasonally-inspired dinner menu with farm-fresh eats and 14 Maine craft beers on tap.
Locally oriented gastropub for farm-fresh eats & regional craft beers in a relaxed, rustic space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 106 High St, Portland, ME 04101
Phone: (207) 613-3140
Website: http://www.littletaphouse.com/
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Reviews
We stopped into Portland to visit the art museum and checkout some of the First Friday events. We are happy that the rain sent us searching for a nearby place to have dinner.
Only a block away from the Portland Art Museum we found the Little Tap Room.
It is a fun space with a lot of local beers on tap, happy hour specials between 4 and 6, food with big flavor, and staff with big smiles.
Seriously what’s not to like.
The Brussels were delicious. The mussels were served in a flavorful sauce that enhanced rather than over power their flavor, and the hummus was good and include pita bread that was grilled just right!
Our only regret? We had a late lunch and we’re not up for trying their entrees.
A big “well done!” To the staff and chef at the Little Tap.
server was more polite, and the food was absolutely amazing. the polenta fries made my night. lobster roll with fries was sooo good. I got the cosmo kramer drink, and it was delicious as well. a bit on the expensive side, but I guess that comes with the location. overall, this was an ok spot.
Had the smash burger and fries which were delicious. Drank an old fashioned which was also delicious. The area is quiet and quaint. My waitress, Lilly, was great. She is also a reader so understood about the lights.
The flowers and aesthetic of the place is nice and miss a calm, cool place.
Awesome clam chowder.
Service by Lily was Excellent.
The bad: the lobster roll was bland and tiny and 40 bucks. It was only slightly tastier than the kind you would get at a cheaper touristy place but not 15-20 dollars better. The burger: She asked for raw onion and a slice of tomato on her burger and was informed that it couldn’t be done because it didn’t fit the “menu concept” of the burger. If they didn’t have onions or tomatoes in the kitchen that is one thing, but Jesus Christ saying that you cannot put a tomato on a burger on conceptual grounds is ridiculous.
To Little Tap House owners, our waiter, and probably head chef: none of you are Marco Pierre White. You are making smash burgers in Maine. To tell someone they cannot have tomato on their burger because it doesn’t fit the “menu concept” makes you and your server look incredibly provincial in the sense that you think that your culinary innovations in making dishes like hamburgers, humus, and grilled salmon (this is all to point out just how incredibly pedestrian and commonplace your menu offerings actually are) are above addressing customer requests.
Also, they charged extra for hot sauce without telling us.
Finally, the cherry on top: the bathroom smelled like sewage and the water was fecal matter brown in the toilet even after flushing.
Stay away from this place. The one redeeming thing was that the waitress/serving person with the black hair and hat seemed to not buy into the inflated self promotion of this dumb place.