The Brass Tap Restaurant,Bar in Corona

Name: The Brass Tap
Address: 705 N Main St, Suite 103, Corona, United States
Telephone: 19512782337
Rating: 4.5

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The Brass Tap

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#74 From 453 in Corona

9.1

255 Review

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9.1/10

Food

9.1/10

Interior

9.1/10

Prices

9.1/10

Service

9.1/10

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$$ American, Brew Pub, Bar, Pub, Beer restaurants

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Restaurant, Bar

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+19512782337

705 N Main St, Suite 103, Corona, United States

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The chef at this bar cooks good nacho chips, Bbq pork and tater tots. Order tasty Brezeln and nicely cooked biscuits. Many reviewers mark that you can have delicious draft beer, wine or ale at The Brass Tap. Based on the guests' opinions, waiters serve great lemonade. The intimate atmosphere of this place allows guests to relax after a hard working day. The success of this spot would be impossible without the knowledgeable waitstaff. You will appreciate attractive prices. This bar scored 4.5 in the Google rating system.

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3 days ago

Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

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I came here for my husband's birthday for an early dinner based on the menu selection that reminded me of the places we used to love going to when we lived in Chicago. Items such as impossible Tacos and cheese curds in particular. Service was slow to start even though it didn't seem like they were recently sat and it wasn't particularly full of people. But the server was friendly and once she arrived in the first place, she was very attentive afterwards so I'm wondering if it was a shift change or something. The cheese curds were alright, the Buffalo cauliflower was good even though they put the sauce on when I asked for it on the side. But it came with the most offensive sauce I've eaten in a while that shouldn't go anywhere near cauliflower. The tacos were broken up hamburger patties sprinkled with taco seasoning. Surprisingly edible once you get past the dryness. I managed to eat a whole one because I was starving, but couldn't make it past that. I'm glad we checked it out, but I doubt we'll be back unless their menu gets a bit of a refresh to vegetarian options they can execute a bit better on. In which case I'd love to give it another shot due to the convenient location. Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4