Top Hat Tavern - Goldendale

Service with a smile, the server/ bartender was super sweet and fast with our order. We had lunch which was really good and we keep on schedule for our afternoon which is important. I will be back. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

I love this place its the place I had my first legal beer with my dad and my brother Linda Davis Schroder worked there at the time she was the best Darla is the owner and always got an amazing smile when I go in and she is there man it sux Adam farmer don't work there anymore that man was the coolest bartender ever on kereokee night he would sing in rotation but worked himself to the bone there were times I thought he was going to hit the floor as busy as it was but he kept up and worked harder than ever and the bar food aah yes the bar food rocks idk how but it's the best ever all in all top hat tavern is my favorite of any I've been to

I love this place its the place I had my first legal beer with my dad and my brother Linda Davis Schroder worked there at the time she was the best Darla is the owner and always got an amazing smile when I go in and she is there man it sux Adam farmer don't work there anymore that man was the coolest bartender ever on kereokee night he would sing in rotation but worked himself to the bone there were times I thought he was going to hit the floor as busy as it was but he kept up and worked harder than ever and the bar food aah yes the bar food rocks idk how but it's the best ever all in all top hat tavern is my favorite of any I've been to

Good drinks, friendly price. Just got chili tots for food, it was good. Played pool, 50¢ a game, nice. Would recommend trying this place out.

After we were disappointed by a brewery in the city, we thought we could get a quick beer at Top Hat. We went in and the cigarette smoke stench drove us out again. It looked like a friendly little time irrigation hole, but the smell was just too much. When we drove past the city, we noticed five smokers on a bench right in front of the front door. There was simply no way to prevent lung herds from breathing there.