Dayton Taphouse

Two friends and I were on a motorcycle ride from Reno and stopped in for Lunch. Service was great and the Chile Verde Burritos were very satisfying! The Bloody Mary I had was one of the best I have had.

Extremely overpriced $17 for a 6 oz cheeseburger. Their house made barbecue sauce taste like ketchup and. Brown sugar extremely generic. I would have complained while I was at the restaurant, but I was treating my mother and her friend to lunch and would rather just pay for it. And continue on my day. I would highly recommend anywhere else. About $90 for 3 Moscow mules. And 3 cheeseburgers. They didn't even have all the ingredients to make a proper moscow mule but at least they had copper cups

Update 2024: We went there for dinner for their reopening, but was sadly disappointed. Had to ask server for everything twice, including toppings for our burgers (mayo, lettuce, tomato, onions). Fries and wings were good, burger was basic "burger king" burger. Total came to $90. Not prepared for that price for bar food and we probably won't be back. The weird smell you mentioned is most likely sewer smell from the bathrooms. I assume they let the water in the bathrooms dry up while they were closed and the scent came into the building from there. They need a good airing out of the building. Where do I start? We had a super great experience. There are no frills, it's very straight forward; drinks, simple appetizers like wings, with entrees of burgers and salads. The beer and drink menu could fulfill practically anyone's desire. We ended up sitting outside, which was incredibly peaceful. The only thing I would like to see, or recommend, is a little extra sauce on the wings. I got the spring mix salad with caramelized almonds and raisins with their raspberry vinaigrette, while my bf got the bbq burger. The burger came with beer battered onion rings. Everything was fantastic and came out to our table promptly. My bf didnt have to say his beer on tap was good, the 3 refills did that for him. Overall, I totally recommend this place. The 1887 building had a nice atmosphere. I would like to get a beer and lounge at the bar next time. Also, the blonde waitress we had rocked her job. She was running around taking care of everyone and didn't miss a beat. I didnt get her name though.

SAVE YOUR MONEY!!! It was supposed to be new and remodeled. The minute, no second, we walked in it smelt like sewage. Tha should have been our clue to leave but we stayed against our better judgement. They were in their “soft opening phase” and only had 4 menu items to choose from, one of which wasn’t really a choice because it was pulled pork without the sauce. We ordered their”tri tip” sandwiches and I say that lightly because it was terrible. The bun was burnt, the only sauce in there was globs of mayo and the tri tip was cut wrong, with the grain, over cooked and flavorless. The fries had an off taste from the oil. Total we paid for 3 drinks, 1 kids meal, and 3 tri tip sandwiches was $110 w/o tip We will never go there again.

Amazing home cooked meal. Wings were fantastic and burgers we delicious. Great environment too.

Solid performance for their soft opening. Serving breakfast now! Sorry for the lack of pictures, I was hungry. Looks like it’s an all new staff. I will update in a month or so.

I hope the remodel gets rid of the rat problem

Awesome

Food was decent but pricey and took forever to get. Had the Tangerine ale it was really good. Service was good

Create historic spot... We stopped for a drink after dinner in town. And, yeah. The bar, if you google it has great historic significance. Worth looking up lol