The Pour Haus

Fast service, fare is what you’d expect from an American pub. If you’re in Tell City (which hopefully isn’t very often), it makes for a good lunch.

Came to this place after seeing a lot of hype about it. Ordered the brew cheese burger and was not impressed. They first brought it out with the cheese poured on top of the burger. Which would have been okay if it wasn’t super liquidity. It dripped off the burger and soaked the bun. They brought out another with the cheese sauce on the side. The burger was okay. For a restaurant of this nature, the burgers should be fresh and cooked the way I want — not frozen and well done. Fries were okay. Didn’t get a chance to sample the beer… Not sure that I would go back though to do that.

Great food. great beer and liquor selection. great set up and great atmosphere. I would recommend this establishment to anyone. also they brew their own beer!

This place was great! Very cool looking interior, restaurant and bar in old building. Large selection of beer and wine. Service was good and food was fantastic! Our table sampled the wings, burgers, salad, fish tacos, and pizza and it was all very delicious!

traveled to see fall leaves and found a gem. Oder the pork chop (per Mercedes our waitperson). d… n good no REALLY good. I have a pretty good handle in the kitchen but this piece of pork is to die for. complement to the chef. we’ll be back!

So glad we stumbled on this place. After spending hours on back roads from Louisville looking at fall leaves, with no restaurants anywhere, we were disappointed when it first looked like our only choices at Tell City were fast food.
This place was perfect. Excellent atmosphere, food and prices! The servings were big. The fries were crispy on the outside and delicately tender inside. My pork bbq tasted like it was smoked there and the bun was nicely grilled.

My family went there today for lunch for the first time and I would have to say that we loved the place. It was a little pricey but the portions were huge, the food was excellent (and the meat is sourced from Jasper, IN), the atmosphere was great (i love when they reuse old buildings) and the waitress was great. I haven’t tried the in-​house micro brew yet but if it is as good as the food, it will be great.

The food and service is usually really amazing. The last couple times I have gone my steak wasn’t cooked right. So I have just stopped ordering steaks. Everything else is amazing

I actually started this review with 4 stars but after finishing our week vacation around Kentucky I’m upping it to 5. Originally I scored down a bit because the food, while good, wasn’t fabulous. Nothing crave able. We had typical pup food– burgers, etc tho they do have ribs we saw someone order that looked good. But service was excellent and we really liked the décor and great beer selection.
Upon reflection after all the other meals we had on this trip, I realize this is really a maximum star place for where it is. Clean and good condition dining room, good food and no plastic plates, decent salad makes it, on reflection, a standout.

Started with some stale chips and a tiny portion of artichoke dip. Had their Triple P burger with pulled pork bacon and bbq. Good enough but nothing special. Great selection of beer on tap as well as their own brew. Friendly service.

Great food, fun staff and cool atmosphere.

Travelled almost 2 hours to this place. Specifically went for a concert on the outdoor patio. I’ll get back to that.
This place has everything I look for in a great restaurant & bar. The food and beer selection are good. The staff are friendly (especially the cute waitresses and female bartenders). The atmosphere is outstanding.
The outdoor patio had a very well put together stage for the concert. The sound quality was more than decent as well.
The concert I went to see was from The Southern Rock Revival. They are sort of a supergroup made up of members of other reasonably well known bands (Locash Cowboys, Cage/​Focx, Cinderella, Beautiful Creatures). Their nearly two hour set of southern rock classics was great.
However, the opening band called Rukkus were terrible. They played a little too long for an opener with such a lousy and poorly executed list of songs. The overall quality of the show was dragged way down thanks to them.
The cover charge was $ 15. That was definitely too much. I know that Black Oak Arkansas recently played here for only $ 10; which would have been fair for this show as well.
Because of the distance from and territory I have to travel through to get there, I will not likely be a frequent customer of this place.
However, I definitely recommend it and am likely to return if the entertainment is of enough interest to me.

Had not been back for a while and was sorry to see that they have narrowed down their menu and most of the things I liked did not make the cut. That said…
It is still one one the more interesting and good places to eat in the area.
Tonight’s highlight for me was the dessert of the day (not menu item) BlackBerry Cobbler w/​ice cream… good, warm and Yummy!
Their microbrewery was still not serving… but we were told it will be next weekend.
Also of note their Summer Outdoor Concert Series guest for Sept 26 will be David Allen Coe.
Will definitely be back… to see the continuing metamorphosis of this establishment.

Overall, good place to eat. Pulled pork was really good. Broccoli Cheese casserole had too many end pieces, no florets but the flavor was good. Good Mac n cheese, but not special. My son had the Triple P burger and he inhaled it! He loved it and it did look good. Service was pleasant but not excellent. Huge beer and wine selection. Cool atmosphere and building. Lots of waiting areas, which was nice. Pretzels were really good too. Will come again and try other things.

Excellent burger! Good atmosphere. Good place to watch a ball game. I would definitely eat here again.

Business lunch here. Beautiful day and it was nice to sit in an open space like this for lunch. My chef salad was pretty typical in taste but I did appreciate that the elements were chopped small enough so that I could gracefully eat the salad. (Some places have huge chunks of meat… not pretty.) There were a lot of people enjoying lunch so I’d guess this is a very popular spot in town. The beer menu looked impressive, but I was working so no beer for me. I’d definitely go back and try another selection.

I actually really like this place.
When my mom made me come back home to Spencer County for my birthday, my family brought me here.
I got a blooming onion with the sauce, a salad and some beer. All three were amazing and it definitely left me feeling full.
My mom and her boyfriend got these giant pork chops that looked absolutely looked delicious. What was great about this place is that they give you very generous portions to make sure you get more bang for your buck.
The architecture of this place is so cool. I love the brick walls and the industrial looking ceilings. It’s cool to take an old building like that and transform it into something like a restaurant. It gives it a great character.

Great service. Great food. Kids welcome. Good music. Little pricey but totally worth it. Benches are enough to fit like 6 people in a booth, which is awesome if you have kids.

Such a top shelf establishment for the location… type of place you would find in a bigger city. The owners have gone above and beyond when it comes to décor, table settings, TV’s galore and just details overall in this beautiful place! Completely on point!
Along with the details in the service and setting are the dozens of beer choices on tap…40 or so to be specific, as well as full bar service on two different sides of the restaurant. However, the do not yet have their homebrews which is surprising given the fact they have a full blown and absolutely beautiful brewery inside… I guess it’s something to look forward to! They also host live music weekly and have an impressive outdoor arrangement for summer which I’m looking forward to.
As for the food, it’s good but not great. A fairly extensive menu but not sure the cooking times have been perfected yet. My Mahi-​mahi was over-​cooked and not very well seasoned. Just bland. I would still consider it above-​average for the area.
A must-​go!

We visited the Pour Haus during the annual Tell City Schweizer Fest. The newly opened restaurant has a decent selection of 36 draft beers (a fair amount of craft) and decent selection of bottles and liquor.
The restaurant is in what used to be an old machine shop, and it makes for cool industrial look.
The pretzels and cheese were as good as pretzels and beer cheese can be.
Looking forward to coming back after their brewery is operational. That will probably bump it up to 5 stars.
It was also awesome that a pint of Bells Porter was only $ 3.25!