Travelers Taproom — Restaurant in Grand Island

If you’re heading to the state fair in Grand Island (or you’re just going to be in Grand island) make sure you take time to stop at Travelers Taproom, Grand Island, NE! We went to the soft opening today and it was AWESOME!! Second largest taproom in Nebraska!! They have 45 Nebraska beers on tap, 3 non alcoholic and 2 ciders with a few staple beers! 10 cocktails on tap as well! It was fun! Our favorite cocktails were the Thunderpunch and Lemon Blueberry Sangria! When you walk in you stop at a hostess station where you get a bracelet that’s loaded with 48 ounces of pours from their tap wall! You can add more if you want when that runs out. They have all sizes of glasses from shot glass size to pint glasses. You control your pour! We also ate there! I had the most delicious marinated mozzarella pearls served with bread! Omg! They were so good!! Also had a side of mac and cheese that was good too! My husband had crab Rangoon dip with chips and a pastrami slider! Menu is accessible by a QR code on your table. (Paper menus available if needed) You order your food on your phone and it goes straight to the kitchen! We didn’t try it but I snapped a picture on a table of their GIANT soft pretzel that comes with 3 dipping sauces! Definitely will try that next time! They have a party room and plenty of seating and several big screen TVs! When you go make sure you visit each of the 4 bathrooms! Theyre all themed and they are so cool!! Can’t wait...

I have been here three times. Nice place inside but the acoustics makes it hard to hear others at your table when busy. They have an Outstanding selection of self serve beers and some other drinks. Ordering and paying works differently than any other place in town. When you enter in the front door you are asked for your name and credit card and you are given a small device to active any tap for 42 oz. After 42 oz you need to recharge the device to get more. The low end domestic's run about $8 for 21 oz. The more premium beers and drinks are higher per oz. The food seems to be mostly warmed up out of the package ultra processed. To order food you need a cell phone to access a QR code located on your table and it will take you to a menu for online ordering. Once you have made your selection, you manually enter your personal information and credit card number and they bring it out. There are very nice people there to help with this if you have difficulty ordering or anything else. Before you leave you need to check out at the front desk. You will be billed separate credit card transactions for the...

This place is a joke. I paid 115 dollars for 4 drinks that are based on ounces and my drinks were in small rocks glasses. I paid for 4 drinks. 2 were mine and 2 were my boyfriend's. The owner said she's never had a complaint which is a lie because prior to this incident I HAD to go here because my family had a funeral dinner there and everyone was shocked at the prices and total lack of atmosphere. And I was standing there while everyone complained. The dusty board games in the corner are a dead give away for boredom. The whole place is painted in a dark almost black in every direction. I saw 1 TV. The parking is ridiculous. And she told me it's all too shelf booze but it's all made in Nebraska so that was a piss poor excuse .The only reason I even stepped foot in this taproom is because of a family event. Not even close to a mark of a good bar. They will obviously come back with some erroneous explanation because they do that with every review on here. Save your time and effort. You're not seasoned bar owners and I'm...