taphouse
Americannoun
plural
taphousesnoun
Etymology
Origin of taphouse
Example Sentences
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On a recent weeknight, some of the doctors gathered at a taphouse for drinks and dinner.
From Los Angeles Times
Among the relative newcomers for drinks stand Blaylock’s Whiskey Bar, with its tall library of spirits just a ladder away, and Galactix, a taphouse/arcade with vintage games in a futuristic Star Wars setting.
From Washington Post
Starting and ending at Two Beers Brewing Co., with stops at Georgetown’s finest taphouses along the way, this walk is a refreshing change of pace for those who typically avoid Seattle’s industrial neighborhoods.
From Seattle Times
After the class was over, everyone received a complimentary drink ticket to use in the brewery's attached taphouse to help recover any lost calories.
From Fox News
The current taphouse, located on Rogers Street in what was an appliance store, was a $1 million investment in 2008 that allowed Cape Ann Brewing to expand its brewing and pub.
From Washington Times
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