Terrapin Taphouse

I wish I'd known this was in another terminal, our flights were delayed and this would have been the best option to spend our 5 hours if we'd looked sooner. Great beers, good food options. We shared the pork nachos and they were fabulous. The only downside was they had only one lady covering the whole place, which for an airport location is not great. She did really well keeping up, but you could tell some people were frustrated in the wait times to either get a refill or especially to tab out. We also had a hard time getting the food ordered besides numerous eye contacts and nods, but it's because she had so much to take care of in her own. So if you're in more of a rush just be prepared to not keep a tab open so you can ditch when needed.

Food is OK. Beer is good. Service was good, especially since I assume there's only 3 people working the entire establishment. My flight got delayed 5 hrs so I was looking for a spot to get some gaming in. Grabbed a high top behind the pillar that had a plug for my laptop and was good to go. Had a few beers and a flatbread pizza(crackers with 8 pieces of pepperoni and cheese) for $15. Probably worth it to skip the flatbread and just get another $12 beer or eat some fast food somewhere else. The waitress didn't seem to mind that I camped out for a few hours and was attentive to me the entire time, thanks Maria.

If you're stranded in the Atlanta airport, the Terrapin Taphouse is a dependable place to grab a cold beer and take a load off. While it's not the most exciting or upscale establishment, it offers a comfortable and casual atmosphere where you can relax and unwind. The bar staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and they offer a decent selection of beers on tap. The food menu is limited, but it offers a good variety of pub fare and snacks to munch on with your drink. Overall, if you're looking for a low-key place to have a beer while waiting for your flight, the Terrapin Taphouse is a solid choice.

Really friendly and happy bartenders. They didn’t know much about their beer though, so that was weird. I asked what they had in a darker beer and she suggested Boston Lager as it’s darker than their IPAs. Not wrong, but Moo Hoo was sitting right there on tap. Had just a salad and it was excellent. Terrapin beer is generally solid but not something to seek out. It was a nice brewpub, especially for an airport, but requires some staff training!