1885 Taproom - Beer hall in Simpsonville - 104A E Curtis St, USA

Amazing beer selection with several sours and ciders to choose from. The food is great (their pretzel is amazing and HUGE!) and you can even sit outside and order BBQ from the place next door (if you don’t want to order from 1885). The staff is amazing and never gets frustrated with giving samples and even made a good recommendation for a “sour skittle” beer I thoroughly enjoyed. Such a great atmosphere & experience each visit, can’t wait to return!

Such a great spot. Fantastic selection of rotating beers. Staff is very attentive, food is good, and the outdoor seating area is dog friendly. Highly recommended.

First visit.. nice atmosphere.. rustic setting.. indoor/outdoor setting... 30 craft beers on tap... Service was prompt and friendly.. order at the bar as you enter. Food was excellent with nice portions . We split a Cuban Club .. . They served it on separate plates with chips and pickle on each .. thought that was nice of them.. . . .. . .

Right in the center of downtown Simpsonville. Great outside and spacious indoor seating. Plenty of bar seating too. They had 30 beers on tap when we were here, from all over the US! Outside that, they have a good looking food menu and a variety of non-alcoholic drink options too. We didn't eat this time though.

We absolutely love tap room! It's such a great place for sate nights but also completely chill enough to bring our daughters. Highly recommend!

The French Dip is mouth watering! The horseradish dip that goes with it is yummy and tangy. The bread meat and cheese is fresh and local. The beers and service is outstanding! 5 stars

Great selections on tap and food is so good!! Their boneless wings are some of the best I've ever had! We came with our 2 kids and all had a good time! Beautiful outdoor patio and cute inside. Bartenders were so friendly

If you need gluten-free options like I do (celiac), 1885 has a few seltzers (LOVE the blue quencher when they have it) multiple ciders, and they also carry 2 kinds of Glutenburg (which is a meh beer in my opinion). Their hummus platter can be made GF by subbing out the pita for chips or more veggies. What would be amazing is if they marked what was GF on the board/menu, so us GF people didn't have to pester the staff. Add a disclaimer that it's a shared space so you don't get messed with by a silly celiac who doesn't understand that eating out is a risk they are willingly taking on. Greenville/Simpsonville is coming around to the GF needs of celiacs, but there are a few steps that could make us more comfortable. I constantly look up menus online, I hate when I have to call a place and they seem flustered when I ask if they have a GF menu. Also, if the owner sees this review, thanks for being so great when we ask you to modify things for me. Great GF beer to look into would be Greens GF (especially the yellow label). I'd be happy to pay it's difference since it is a bit pricier than Glutenburg.