TapHouse 61 — Restaurant in Saint Petersburg

Sly bar is the place that has been missing from my life. My friend and I were trolling central looking for a cute brunch place and we saw the $3 mimosa sign and it we had to stop. They have a Nentindo 64!!! They also have assorted board games. They just opened up a kitchen with a small menu. I am a fan of small menus because I hate it when you go to a restaurant with a big menu and you order the wrong thing. I don't mind if a place only serves 1 or 2 good dishes. I ordered the mimosas of course and a swine sandwich packed full of yummy meat. It was off the charts delicious and so big I couldn't finish a quarter of the sandwich. The bartender was really cool and knew his stuff. They also serve Zapps potato chips. The best chips in the world. On Saturdays they have $12 til keg ends starting 7pm. There are plenty of great beers on tap and the music they play is really good. I plan on hanging...

Taphouse 61 is the quintessential dive bar experience with a unique twist! Open until 3 AM every day, it’s the perfect spot for late-night drinks and fun. The bar has a laid-back, welcoming vibe that makes you feel right at home.

What sets Taphouse 61 apart is its engaging setup. Tucked away in the back, you’ll find a fantastic dartboard area that’s perfect for friendly competition. They’ve also got two TVs to cater to everyone: one typically showing sports to keep fans entertained, and the other hooked up to a gaming console for a more interactive experience.

The staff member (Justin) is friendly and attentive, ensuring you’re well taken care of throughout your visit. Whether you’re looking to unwind after a long day, catch a game, or challenge your friends to darts or gaming, Taphouse 61 delivers on all fronts. It’s a gem of a dive bar that deserves a spot on your...

There’s nothing bad here—but If I wanted to listen to music and get good Beer there’s better places to go relatively close by. Being allergic to Gluten, I can’t say much about the dozen crafts on draft and more choices in bottle form—but they had a handful of Ciders (including one on draft) Nothing too much to say here because I place more emphasis on atmosphere when I drink. With Sly Bar’s layout being long and narrow, you may have to step over and between people to get to the back. I like how they created a small, 2nd floor stage for live performances. There’s a scattering of games like Cards Against Humanity, Mario Kart and Jenga to keep you occupied. Bring quarters to play the air hockey and retro arcade games...