Tap & Tonic, Keighley

Old Boots left this review about Tap & Tonic

Part of a former co-op store near the bottom of the hill, the interior has the feel of a former butchers with its brick / tile treatment on the bar back. New flag floor and spidery metal stools and a sofa at chunky metal furniture distinguish the place as trendy. Very few tourists appeared to be in when I visited on a Saturday afternoon in June fast approaching the time of twilight (© Thomas Hardy). The two hand pumps are on the short side of the L shaped counter and due to tight furnishing not easy to read, I discerned a Tiny Rebel beer so had that, the name and strength remain a mystery but it was good, the other pump had a Goose Eye beer with pump clip reversed. Otherwise, and the locals were all on the keg, a big T-Bar has a mundane range of latin lagers, Guinness, a couple of ciders, Neck Oil and to liven it up one from Salt. Not bad but hardly cask focused and not really a kosher micro.

On 8^th June 2025 - no rating submitted
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