The beer selection is probably the best in Erie. That said, they are very pricey if not over-priced since they play games with the glassware sizes. 8% is the cutoff. If you order an IPA or other typically stronger style and it exceeds 8% ABV expect to be served in a 10 - 12 oz "tulip" glass of beer, and it will be expensive. $5.50 for a 10 oz glass of Lagunitas Night Time (8.2%) is pretty expensive. Also, they have 14 oz glassware made to look like pints. I've rarely been served in an actual pint. A couple of months ago, I was served Ballast Point Sculpin (7%) in a 16 oz pint mixing glass. I guess 7% is OK, but 8% not. 7% might get you a 14 oz glass as well. They attribute this policy to being concerned about over-serving, which is utter nonsense since they don't cut people off much, yet people drink heartily in their establishment, just like most other bars. I spoke with the manager to complain about the policy. He accused me of wanting to endanger the establishment's liquor license, people's lives, his livelihood, and his children's welfare for merely suggesting people could handle higher alcohol beer served in pints. I would like to point out that they will happily serve you a double Irish whiskey with no problem. Additionally, you can buy as many of the smaller glasses of 8% beer as you like. They are savvy business people relying on their atmosphere to sell their over-priced beer. It works for them. So yes, they offer a constantly changing selection of craft beer and a nice atmosphere to drink it in, but you will end up paying for that. I do need to add that the bartenders are not very attentive (or knowledgeable for that matter). It's "always" been that way at the Tap House. They have an attitude that you are lucky they serve you, and they're are literally too full of themselves. The manager said, "You will not find a better experience in Erie". That's pretty boastful but I don't agree. So why have I gone there? I like craft beer, but mainly because my friends like the place. That's changing though, they're starting to wake up.