Cheers! Taps is back and under new ownership! Come enjoy a friendly neighborhood pub experience in the beautiful Victorian seaport town of Port Townsend. We are located in Fort Worden state park. We offer a large dog friendly patio complete with fire pits that we will light when the occasion calls for it. We have a menu with fresh delicious salads and shareable plates. We offer a bar experience like no other – we carry small batched, artisan crafted spirits, beer and wines. WE SUPPORT LOCAL! Port Townsend boasts 7 wineries, 4 breweries, 4 cider houses, 1 meadery and 1 distillery. We carry them all! Come explore the magic of our town and the creative folks who make the magic happen every day. CHEERS!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 300 Eisenhower Ave, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone: (360) 344-4477
Website: http://www.tapsattheguardhouse.com/
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Reviews
We sat outside and watched the deer wander through the lot and across to the field nearby.
Service was attentive and water was kept filled.
Bathrooms were clean and inside the neat historic building.
Parking was right there in the lot free.
The taphouse is located inside Fort Warden state park so I thought that we needed a discover pass to park at the Taphouse. (I was wrong and was corrected below! By the Owner!) You DO NOT need a discovery pass to visit the Taphouse.
There’s an automated discover pass purchase station diagonally right across from the Taphouse should you desire to support our lovely Washington State Parks.
The service was some of the worst I’d ever experienced. The bartender made us uncomfortable and he acted almost robotic. Very conceited atmosphere. I’m not sure if that’s a Port Townsend thing, but there seems to be a pattern.
I would avoid this spot at all costs. Wicker Man vibes
I had a service dog and was told that I had to sit outside. I told the manager(?) that she was a service dog. He stated that they “make their own rules”. It was too warm for my dog to be comfortable and safe lying on cement for an unknown time. So I left. I returned later with a card to show the ADA. It has both the consumers’ and the owners’ rights. He refused it and cut me off when I tried to speak. When I told him not to cut me off and pointed out that he had done so previously, he pointed to the door and said, “Thank you, have a nice day.” He did that 3 times.
I have sent a note to through the website in hopes of having a educational meeting with the owner or GM. I always try to use these opportunities as chances to educate the public. I’m hoping that they wish to listen.
One suggestion would be to expand the menu a little bit.