Colonial Taphouse
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The Colonial Taphouse is a bar located in Diamond City. It is run by Henry Cooke.
Background
The Colonial Taphouse is Diamond City's tavern in The Stands, where the city's more wealthy residents drink, socialize, and generally look down on everyone else.[1]
Layout
The taphouse is a single room, filled with chairs and tables. The bar sits against the southern wall, and has a number of shelves lined with drinks.
Inhabitants
Notable loot
- Gwinnett ale brewing subroutines, behind the bar.
Gallery
Paul Pembroke confronting Henry Cooke in the Taphouse
Appearances
The Colonial Taphouse appears only in Fallout 4.
References
- ↑ Fallout 4 loading screen hints: "The Colonial Taphouse is Diamond City's upscale tavern, where the settlement's more wealthy residents drink, socialize, and generally look down on everyone else."
