Draft Taproom & Coffee

I have not tried it yet, but i like the location and the concept of the place...
Myself and many neighbors and I have been wanting to go, but we can never tell when they are open. They were under construction for a while, and they are open now, but i dont think they have had a grand opening yet, leaving baloons and banners up for a month to get people to notice they are open!
Parking is not difficult lots on on street spaces that are not painted.
Or park across the street in the other businesses' parking lot.
They have a handicap ♿️ ramp even if the bike ramp obstructs it when there are bikes on it. But it's there and that's important.
I very much like the look of the interior and have been plesently surprised about how much space is here.
Im very excited to try it and give a proper review and re write ✍️ if it.

Pizza was pretty tasty and the service was good. The vibe and the atmosphere was a bit different from what my preference is but not bad.

Draft Taproom always has a great selection of craft beers and a an equally great food menu. You can find their current beer menu on Untappd. All of their beers are from local breweries and they frequently carry 2Toms, Hop River, Fortlandia, Science Project, and Hoplore (to name a few). On our last visit we had the dill pickle pizza, a special which wasn't on the regular menu. You can order pizzas in either New York or Detroit style. I don't recall ever having Detroit style so we went with that. It's a very-deep-dish pizza with a thick dough that's more like a dense sourdough bread. Because it's so thick, the ratio of toppings to crust was out of whack. Although it was definitely not lacking in flavor, I would have appreciated a few more toppings. The dough was amazing, obviously hand made, and it had lots of tasty crunchy bits all over the outside. Whether you go New York or Detroit you'll get a delicious artisan pizza.

Neat little place with mismatched food and beverages. During the day it’s a great spot for coffee (they have specialty drinks but no espresso machine) and a snack. In the evening it’s a bar with some fancy bar food. The staff is great! The atmosphere is pleasant, quaint and not scuzzy (like some bars are).
I was there later afternoon and enjoyed a coffee with sweet cold foam and a warm and gooey salted cookie.

This local tap room is a good stop for any local brew tour. No problem if someone prefers coffee drinks; they have a full menu of those also. The beer selection features nearly all the local brewers, so in one stop you can find a full range of the areas offering. Food wise they have baked goods and pizzas, so a small selection, but sufficient for a snack to share. These were good, but really, have another round from a different brewer. There are plenty of tables and lounging areas for parties of all sizes. The decor is a blend of seventies couches, chairs, booths, and tables. There are also board games to play. Overall a fun pub to visit, and stay, but also a nice place to sit and sip coffee with a friend (or a good book).