

This local watering hole serves up still drinks and ice-cold brews. With over 15 brews on tap, there's something for even the most discerning beer enthusiast. Rustic touches in a modern building, the Stillwater Taproom is warm and inviting. Specials take place throughout the week and live music events assure a lively atmosphere at all times. Grab a cold beer and have a great time with your group of friends at this popular nightlife spot.
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Phone: (706) 826-9857
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Broad St and 10th St
Open now
- Thu 4:00 PM - 2:00 AM
974 Broad St Augusta, GA 30901-1213 ·343.42 mi
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tripadvisorBar with a dozen or so tap beers. Clean. A wee expensive - two beers, wine $17.00 with HH discount. A local place for locals. Don’t worry they won’t let you forget it. (By the by, we are ‘locals.) Plenty of other ‘everybody friendly’ places close by...try them!
MoreA very good selection of local beers as well as others. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Tried a couple beers from Georgia and enjoyed them both.
MoreThe waitress was busy but very friendly! The lunch was delicious. I had the seaweed salad and the steamed vegetables. The restaurant was clean. The food was hot and the temperature was perfect! Was my first visit to this restaurant. I would definitely have lunch there again!
MoreWe stop here about once a month or so, great place to hang out and meet friends. Cool upstairs loft/ balcony. Lovely selection of beers on tap.
MoreThis bar fancies itself to be a classy bar.. but it is just an overpriced trashy bar in the trashy downtown. Classy bars do not serve Woodford Reserve in plastic cups. I'd expect better at a biker bar, The prices are way out of line for a city like Augusta. If there is one redeeming quality about the trashy town of Disgusta is that it is a very cheap city to go out in. I can routinely find $6 pitchers of beer, $3 margaritas and cheap cocktails, even on a FRiday and Saturday night. BUt the prices at Stillwater are often more expensive than what you find in much bigger cities. Plus the clientele and bartenders are pretentious and obnoxious. If I am going to be paying premium prices in a bargain basement town, then I should atleast expect some class, not Woodford Reserve in a plastic cup.
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