Stout Craft Co. Kitchen Tap House

Expansive restaurant and bar with solid food. This place is HUGE, and has all sorts of options for entertainment, video slots, axe throwing, and arcade games to name a few. Food was decent, though the burgers seemed like they might have started off as frozen patties. For a tap house, the options still trended toward larger breweries and really only few were what wouldn't be considered normal for most bars. Service was good and attentive. Overall, solid dining

The burger I had, (blue cheese, bacon, BBQ sauce , was out of this world. Just amazing. The steak fries were perfectly cooked and hot when they reached my table. I had to wait to be seated for a few minutes, but well worth it. (Early afternoon and seating obstacles between the front door and where staff were located to see folks. Plus I 'm not what anyone would describe as tall . Well worth the venture, and I am definitely hooked. I give em a 4.5 star review.

Most of the food was good. A paninni press ham and cheese was burnt but the rest of the food was good. Was interesting to see a robot server bring us our food particularly in such a small town.

We were here for lunch. Excellent service. The Alaska Amber is very smooth. The pretzel bites were very hot, baked perfectly. Delicious beer cheese dip! The extreme garlic burger did not disappoint. Highly recommend!

The food was amazing. Had the spinach dip, garlic aioli burger, and broccoli cheese soup. It would have been a 5 star review, but for 2 things. Their beer list is only on the Wall behind the bar. It's impossible to see all of it from the dining area and they didn't have any paper beer lists. I ended up ordering a flight at the bar. Their flights do not have a key to show which beers are which, so get very different types of beers for flights so you know which is which. The