Peaks & Pints Tacoma Craft Beer Bar, Bottle Shop & Restaurant — Restaurant in Tacoma

Kind of bummed with this place, seemed like it could be a cool spot at first... We were nearby at The Blue Mouse theater for a documentary premiere and they had a keg of donated beer that was served in little red plastic cups. At the end many of us stood outside to talk about the film and have a last beer. My friends, who were here visiting from South Africa and Montana, didn't think about it and carried in their two plastic cups into the bar. It's probably normal in both those places, I know many places in Montana will fill up a red cup for you if it's closing time and you still have beer left in your pitcher. First server came up and reprimanded them, they apologized and went outside and threw their cups away. Should have been done deal. We sat down and ordered food because it was near closing time, our order was taken, we then ordered some drinks but they would not serve my two friends. Thought it was interesting that they would take their food money with no problem though. I could see if my friends had been rude or aggressive instead they were very polite and apologized... Why didn't they just kick them out and we would have all left and gone somewhere else? Felt bad for my friends especially the South African who was visiting Puget Sound for the first time, had to explain to him that not all the bars in our area would act like this...

So, yes we all know my friends were initially in the wrong but the staff acted in such a way that I will never go back and I'll tell the same to anybody I know.... Sad part is the bar looks...

Myself and 3 family members went to grab dinner and drinks and it was packed. We walked up and sat at the bar to look at the drink menus on the wall. The woman behind the bar saw us and asked what she could do for us. I told her we needed another minute, we are looking at the drink menu.

She immediately had an attitude and started to give us trouble for looking at the menu. She was complaining that the four of us were sitting at the bar, telling us that if we wanted to order we would have to move slightly to the left to place our orders and that she wouldn't take them from the seats we had taken. We expressed that we were actually just trying to look at the menu. She got into a huff asking if we wanted the drink menu or food menu. We were literally looking at the rotating drink menu on the wall above the bar. At this point she gave us a look and huffed and puffed away.

After being given so much trouble for just looking at the menu, we left and will never return. I urge you to think twice before going to this establishment as the customer service is atrocious. I've never felt so disrespected for doing something as innocent as looking at...

I can’t say enough about how fantastic my experience was at Peaks & Pints! The French dip sandwich was absolutely delicious, perfectly cooked with a rich, flavorful au jus that paired beautifully with their incredible beer selection. Speaking of beer, the Oktoberfest brew was a standout—rich, malty, and perfect for the season. I was also blown away by the Key Lime Beer, which was a refreshing and unexpected delight.The service was top-notch, with the staff being both knowledgeable and friendly. They really go the extra mile to ensure you have a great experience. The food was way beyond what I expected, truly gourmet-level in both taste and presentation.Proctor is incredibly fortunate to have a place like Peaks & Pints. It’s not just a craft beer bar, it’s a destination for food lovers and beer enthusiasts alike. The selection of beers is unmatched, and the quality of the food makes it a must-visit. I’m already looking forward to...