The Tap Room 223 - Guthrie

I left this place with a bad taste in my mouth!Everything had gone well as I enjoyed two beers and a burger/fries on a quick stop over as I passed through Guthrie. As I reviewed my check I thought there was a mistake! I was charged $12.50 for my first beer, a Guinness Stout. My second beer was $6, a Co-op F5 IPA. I asked the bartender about it and was told that no, the price is right on the Guinness--it used to be $8, but they recently had to raise it.I live in the Heights of Houston, TX--an inside the loop, spendy part of town, but have never paid more than $8 for a Guinness in my life!. Maybe they are paying a lot to their distributor, but my beef here is that if you have a beer that costs more than twice what every other beer on the menu is, you need to tell people. The beer list did not have any prices, and being in Guthrie, Oklahoma I did not think I needed to worry about price gouging or anything like that. I feel like I was set up!!Like I said at the beginning of this review, I left with a very bad taste in my mouth and will not be back next time I stop through Guthrie.

The dinner was awesome, and the pecan was delicious. It was not until after dinner that I discovered the other side of the building and all the dessert cases.

All good , huge beer selection , awesome food and service. Very nice atmosphere , matching the feel of the old town.Kid-friendliness: Kids welcomed

Awesome atmosphere, very polite and welcoming staff, great tasting food! Victoria was a very friendly server !!! Thank you very much!

Good atmosphere, laid back and comfy. Service was friendly and attentive.