"This is such a great concept. When you arrive, you check in at the bar, open a tab, and receive a RFID wristband. From that point on the wall of taps is at your disposal. You just tap your wristband and pour as much or as little as you want. The tap wall also has glass rinsing stations so your next taste unaffected by your previous one. Nick was tending the bar last night and explained everything extremely well. He was super friendly and available if we needed any assistance. The self pour/pay by the ounce system at Pour Choice gives you the ability to try beers or ciders you may not normally order, but once you find something you like you can fill up your glass, settle in, and make use of the board and card games that are available. I should mention there are pre-batched cocktails available on tap as well, including an espresso martini that my girlfriend was super excited about. Great place! We will definitely be back."

"SUCH a fun atmosphere!! Amazing drinks and great service. 10/10 recommend"

"Had a great time visiting this location on a Saturday morning (they open at noon Saturday) Our bartender was friendly and helpful. There are plenty of choices including a variety of beer, ciders and even cocktails on tap. You start with a $10 wristband and pour the amount you want. Be aware of your pour as your credit card is attached to your wristband and will keep adding funds as you drink. Great place to meet up with friends and there are even plenty of fun board games to keep your visit fun!"

"This place is great even for those who may not consider themselves as "beer drinkers", not only because the selection is very well diverse, but because it's self serve. This allows you to sample as much (or as little) as you want, and you only pay for what comes out of the tap. Very fun atmosphere with lots to do while you mingle. Pour Choice Taphouse is a highly recommend."

"We hanged out at Pour Choice Taphouse for a while and, we had a good time. It’s a cool concept combining a self-service beer house with a boardgames cafe. They had a wide selection of beers but, it wasn’t particularly remarkable if you were a seasoned beer lover. In some cases, pouring was a little tricky, specially for the flights as the pressure in some taps was too strong to fill the little glasses without foaming or spilling. Since you’re charged by the poured amount, you cannot let the tap run to flush excess foam or stale beer so, you’re better off using the regular glasses, even if you just want a sample, as you can pour as little as you want anyway. That said, the staff was very attentive and whenever he would notice anyone with a bad pour, he would offer a proper one on the house."