The Community Tap

Nice place, good beer and a variety of food trucks come to assure all is not just beer. I find the beer very good, but also find such businesses are a bit too pricey. Yeah, good to experience once or with visitors, but not a recurring thing for me due to cost vs. value

TCT always has multiple great craft beers on tap. They know their stuff when it comes to beer. And the atmosphere is laid back, not pretentious. Combined with outdoor seating and reliable food trucks, this a regular go-​to for my husband and I!

Great to shop for beer or wine or to come for a drink and a meal from the food trucks. Love to have this in my neighborhood.

The perfect environment to bring friends and family without feeling guilty of going out to «have a drink». The staff is both genuinely friendly and very knowledgeable about their craft, no pun intended.
With that said, we were very excited to bring my brother in law and his family this past holiday and enjoy a good adult and family night out. Mission accomplished. Let’s not forget about the food trucks either! Check with them about who’ll be supplying food that day before you go.

Great Place. Good selection of Beers. The staff is knowledgeable and cordial.
A bit crowded at times but a great place to hang out with friends.

Great place to hangout and drink wine or have a good beer. The food trucks change out daily so no worries about drinking on an empty stomach. If there is no food trucks they have baguettes from swamp rabbit café and very very good pimento cheese.

As an out of town visitor found this to be an adequate craft beer selection. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

This is a Greenville — especially North Main — must. Always a great rotation of carefully selected and delicious beers. Great space, in an old hardware store with tremendous character, with awesome beer-​istas who know their stuff. Look up the food truck lineup and you’ve got yourself a great night. We take all our out-​of-​town guests here and it’s always a hit. Plus — it’s dog friendly! #win

This place is phenomenal with a great selection. That one three star review from 10 months ago does not know what the are talking about. The shaft is incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. This place is top notch and a location I have to stop at every time I am in Greenville. When you find yourself west of Clemson then hit up the Beer Station in Seneca.

This place has become a favorite in the neighborhood. They never fail to have great beer selections on tap and its always easy to get a bite with the food trucks outside or BYOF.

Wonderful and knowledgable staff make The Community Tap a must go to after a long day at work.
Varied selections, which are changed frequently, are a wonderful way to find what your «taste» is. This is a very un-​snobbish bar/​store with generous indoor and outdoor seating. Food trucks are usually on premises for dining.
Community Tap closes early (9:00 pm) which ensures no hangover for the next day. Unless you’re like me and get some «to go» beers for when you get home.
Also, growlers and re-​fills are available. Take advantage of some hard to find brews and get it straight from the keg!!!

This place is super. It gets a little bit crowded which is why I am giving four stars. However, the crowd is due to the amazing selection and environment. The place is actually really large with several seating areas including an outdoor area that is dog friendly. One thing that I love about the place is that it is pretty kid friendly, too! They have a King of Pops freezer for the little (or big) ones to enjoy and there is a basket of toys, too. And free flow pretzels. what’s not to love?

Great rotating selection of craft beers. Food trucks almost everyday. Great staff, good times!

Favorite neighborhood spot. Casual atmosphere with amazingly selected beers and wine; love how the food trucks rotate and you can check their website for schedule; also love that its dog friendly. Only wish they stayed open later!

Don’t go for the wine, but if you want some good beer it’s a great stop!
They have a really good wine selection but if you buy a bottle there ($ 15ish) and drink it there they charge a $ 10 corking fee! We didn’t expect this and would have just drank it at home had we known.
The beer selection, however, is really good. On a crowded, busy night I wasn’t sure what I wanted and I wasn’t very knowledgable of the options on tap. Instead of rushing me the bartender asked what tastes I wanted and recommended one that I loved! He gave me a taste first and took his time even though there was a line. This redeemed our wine experience!

I like this place as an alternative to the hustle and bustle of downtown bars… its off the usual beaten path for me, although still quite accessible. They have quite the palate for great beers and their tap roster can usually please the even a fervent beer enthusiast. Not complete «beer snobbery» here, but still a class above the rest of your mainstream watering holes. No food served here, just beer, plain and simple. Outdoor seating on the patio is wonderful on the milder days, with a view of a quiet neighborhood in the distance. The staff has an overall professional, not overly friendly, demeanor and you can expect a medium to high price point.
Try it out and taste some rarities along side your old time favorites,
Enjoy!

A nice place to sit with a friend for conversation over a nice selection of craft beers. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Nice ambience.

Community Tap is my go-​to beer store whenever I can get out to Wade Hampton. (Seriously, its location and the fact that it is out of the way for me is the only reason I don’t stop by there more often.) The expanded location is definitely an improvement… I just still wish they were closer to me :)
It can certainly get a bit crowded/​busy here at times, but again, the new location has improved upon that. There’s often a food truck outside, which is great, and of course the selection at CT is one of the best in town (both in terms of growlers and bottled beers). The staff is knowledgeable, passionate, and generally very friendly. Of course the taps are constantly rotating as well, so while it’s hard to get here enough to catch all the good ones, having new options is never a bad thing.

I’m a bit of a beer-​head, and Community Tap is a beer-head’s paradise. Combining a package store with a bar, Community Tap is a great place for the Greenville beer lover.
My first visit to CT was around 7:00 p.m. on a Thursday night. The happy hour crowd had thinned out somewhat, but the bar was still full and even the outdoor area (which is awesome) was packed. Still, there’s plenty of seating at the Tap, even with all the beer (six packs and singles) they have on the shop floor for purchase and the large wooden bar area.
It looks like the Tap has around 16 beers on draft that they rotate on a frequent basis. You can order by the glass or in a sampler with 4 mini-​pours. Bar service was fast and friendly.
The carry-​out selection is also quite comprehensive. I didn’t purchase any that night (did all my drinking at the store), but if I lived in Greenville I’m sure the Tap would be my go-​to source for quality suds.
We had a great time hanging out in the outdoor area adjacent to the store. Good music, good variety of people.
Community Tap is a must-​visit for any beer lover in Greenville (or those just passing through).

Their new bigger space is awesome! It’s in the same plaza… just 3 doors down.
New bar seating, a separate room of tables, outdoor seating, and a whole wall of refrigerator cases for beers to go. Have they added more wine and beer taps? Why YES THEY HAVE!
As always, if there’s food truck in the parking lot, you can grab a bite and bring it in to a table to enjoy.
GREAT expansion!