“That's what keeps people coming back here. My attention to customer service.”— Wellingham
The Colonial Taphouse is an unmarked location in Diamond City in 2287. It is owned and operated by Henry Cooke as a tavern in the upper stands, where the affluent clientele of the city drink and socialize.[1]
Background[]
The Colonial Taphouse was purchased by Cooke sometime after 2267, using the money he had gained from a heist on a chem warehouse that belonged to the chem trafficker Marowski. Cooke intended for the business to be his way of securing a stable and safe income.[2]
Layout[]
This building in the city's upper stands consists of a single small room with brick walls, furnished with a few tables and chairs for the patrons to enjoy their drinks. An Advanced-locked floor safe is behind the bar. Outside, Wellingham serves customers on the patio overlooking the city.
Quests[]
- Diamond City Blues: As a result of this quest, Henry Cooke will either die or leave Diamond City after a chem heist and thus no longer be available as a merchant. Afterwards, the Colonial Taphouse will be abandoned unless Paul Pembroke was brought to the heist and given an equal split of the goods, in which case Paul will take over as the new merchant and owner of the Colonial Taphouse.
- The Devil's Due: Wellingham is the intended recipient of the deathclaw egg at the center of this quest.
Notable loot[]
Gwinnett ale brewing subroutines holotape - On a shelf under the bar.
Notes[]
- Upon entering the building for the first time, a fight breaks out between Henry and Paul Pembroke over Paul's wife, Darcy.
- According to Travis Miles, only Upper Stands residents will be accepted into the Taphouse.[3]
Appearances[]
The Colonial Taphouse appears only in Fallout 4.
Gallery[]
Exterior
Exterior
Exterior sign
Exterior sign
Interior
Interior
Interior
Gwinnett ale brewing subroutines holotape
References[]
- ↑ Fallout 4 loading screens: "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."
- ↑ The Sole Survivor: "So how do you go from the Marowski Heist to running a bar?"
Henry Cooke: "I have many layers. Seriously though, I used that score to buy the Taphouse. Nice steady income, much less chance of getting your head blown off by some stimmed-out asshole. But you were about to sell me that photo... right?"
(Henry Cooke's dialogue) - ↑ Diamond City Radio: "The Colonial Taphouse wants to remind everyone that you are not welcome there. Upper Stands residents only."
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