Review The Tap On Mitchell - Darwin

The Tap a great venue a must for every visitor to Darwin. Set on Mitchell Street this open air bar is undercover with a huge tree growing through the roof in the middle. The fishbowl cocktails are sensational and a good price. Fantastic place to relax and watch as everyday Darwin passes by. Live music and great food makes this a fun place. The staff were happy and friendly we loved it and recommend Returned for brunch Monday and another day for another of the fishbowl cocktails all delicious

This place was nice, huge! Outdoor dining. Bar service was nice a friendly. I had the prawn small plate. I was after fresh prawns but they were fried.. still not bad

The lunch lamb and pulled pork wraps were good, however the drinks were very watered down! The fishbowl we had tasted like iced lemonade - could not taste one shot in that drink! The rum and coke tasted like a sugar free Diet Coke! It’s a 2 from me!

Wow, I'm glad I decided to try the burgers at this place. It's a large open air pub and I was looking for an authentic Aussie burger, that's is a burger with beetroot and pineapple. The photo looks great and it tasted just as good. Come on down for a beer and a burger. They do have an extensive menu and they also have a large area for smokers as well.

Good quick service and very well organised place, the food was great.

The best atmosphere you can ask for!! and that every night ! the best life music and just such a fun time ! I loved it here and the staff and the food was really nice as well Had an amazing time thanks a million

Kieren did such a fantastic job! He made a fantastic fish bowl and was such a lively and friendly bartender! What great customer service :)

Very upsetting and shocking behaviour of one of the bartenders last night, who assaulted a customer. As my husband tried asking the lady at the bar if they were selling cigarettes, she moved on the side to the sink at the bar counter, next to what seems to be a corridor/walk way. She moved there as she couldn't understand my husband. As he then repeated himself, that's when she used physical force, pushing him and added "don't cross the bar". The side bar being open without any signs of restrictions, he wasn't aware of the boundaries, as she's the one who moved there to be able to understand better what my he was trying to ask her. This is an assault of an employee towards a customer who didn't touch her, didn't harm her, wasn't offensive in any way; there were communication misunderstandings over cigarettes! Nothing of that were necessary. Asking another employee to assist him would have helped; asking or even showing him when he should have stand, or even not moving next to that walk way to understand my husband who followed, would have been the right thing to do. Very disappointing!