


Whether it’s our beer list with over 70 rotating craft taps and imported beer, our juicy burger concoctions, weekend specials, cheese curds with blueberry ketchup, or our homestyle comfort food prepared by Chef Justin, there’s a little bit (or a lot…) of something on our menu for everyone. For all things beer, burgers, and bourbon, but it doesn’t end there.
Brick-walled pub with 70 taps rotating craft beer, a bourbon selection, and locally sourced burgers.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8418 Tamarack Village, Woodbury, MN 55125
Phone: (651) 330-2889
Website: http://tamaracktaproom.com/
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The loaded tater tots were not worth the money. Just tater tots in a bowl with stuff sprinkled on 8 of them but not the other 20 under the 8, probably a plate would have worked better so the toppings would be on the other 20 tater tots,
The desert I ordered was the apple crisp with ice cream with no caramel. It was ok but tasted like processed frozen stuff. The milk was going sour so returned that.
Our server was nice, but forgetting items that I ordered or not saying we don’t have that. The restaurant was not even busy, 4 tables had 2 people each including our table.
The reviews had me excited to go there and was very disappointed.
I will say that the atmosphere is fun, lively and decoration was delightful. If you’re going for appetizers and drink, this could be a great place.
The menu offers typical pub grub favorites (e.g., wings, salads, soups, burgers, and flatbreads) and the food is on par. The Tap Room is an exceptional outdoor dining destination. Our group lingered for hours because there was space, the delights of the flowers, birds, outdoor evening lighting, and water fountain added much to our enjoyment. Once the main meal is over, one can sit and relax at leisure with a beverage and dessert.
The menu has several gluten-free entrees: Wings, salads, tortilla chips and salsa, nachos, and cocktail beverages. However, I strongly advise that if someone in your party is lactose intolerant or has Celiac Disease, make arrangements in advance for substitutes.
My top recommendation is the Ahi Tuna and Pear Arugula Salad. It has a nice balance of fresh avocado, cucumber, feta cheese in a yummy honey, and lemon vinaigrette salad dressing. I could use fewer fried onions that were heaped on top. It makes for a great presentation but adds unnecessary fattiness. The smash burgers are also great. For an appetizer, I like the Sriracha hummus with fresh veggies.
The serving sizes are generous. They are super flexible with bar seating, table seating, outdoor seating, etc. You can dine in, do pick up, or have your food delivered. The Tap Room is highly regarded for its beer selection and happy hour. I’m not a beer drinker but I totally enjoyed the American dining experience. If you want a Bloody Mary, the garnish is lavish and can be considered the best part.
They incorporate new slushie recipes into the menu weekly; it’s fun to see their creativity. Service was very friendly and prompt. Parking is ample, they have their own large parking lot.
Brisket Mac (4/5): A happy accident—my wife meant to order the brisket grilled cheese with the kids mac & cheese, but what came out was creamy, flavorful, and well balanced. The barbecue sauce was well portioned and did not overpowered the dish. She’d happily eat it again.
Ribs (4/5): Outstanding flavor, especially in the center of the rack, but the outer portions were overcooked, becoming chewy and hard to swallow. Ribs are delicate work, and I understand the challenge of cooking them in advance for service without risking undercooked pork. With a little more refinement, these could be my favorite restaurant ribs ever.
Armadillo Eggs (3/5): Unique and enjoyable, though definitely a “love it or leave it” item. Worth trying at least once.
Cheese Curds with Blueberry Ketchup (5/5): Absolute standout. Unlike most curds, these weren’t salty bombs, and the blueberry ketchup was incredible—hands down the best dish we had, and something I’ll be trying to recreate at home.
Kids Mac & Cheese (0/5 for kids, 4/5 for adults): This was the only real miss. The garlic-heavy flavor was excellent for an adult palate, but my daughter refused to eat it, gagging at the strong taste. Kids want simple cheese and noodles. Recommend either changing the recipe or pulling it from the kids menu.
Service & Atmosphere: Our server was new but eager, attentive, and a genuine pleasure. When he didn’t know something, he quickly found out. The manager went above and beyond, comping my ribs (unasked) and sending us home with dessert. I’m not one to chase freebies, but that gesture speaks volumes about their commitment to guests. Atmosphere was warm and inviting (4/5).
Overall: Food (4/5), Service (5/5), Atmosphere (4/5). A great place we’ll definitely return to, especially for those cheese curds.