Today was our second visit. We brought my mom and sister…read more They loved, as do we, the Irish vibe. The music, the wall coverings all make you feel like you are immersed in all things Irish. We had a black and blue, the Irish Ozark, an Irish coffee and beach cinnamon whiskey with root beer. Service is excellent. We sat in the comfy area by the fireplace. Can't wait to come back!

Wonderful atmosphere and friendly service. I had the fish and chips and it was delicious.read more

Awesome atmosphere and cold beer. Very relaxing and staff…read moreare friendly. Food truck last time was pizza and it was amazing. Love this place !

We enjoyed our time there they had 3 bands the night we went and they were all good for local…read moretalent in Texas. I like the set up with all the tables and couches around the property they're very relaxing!!! They only had one food truck so not a lot of food choices the bar was great. We ordered spicy margaritas from the there and. they were delicious. And even with all the people there that night we got serviced quickly. I will definitely go back again. It was fun.

Your brother is engaged, and his fiancée's parents own a lake house in Granbury, TX. You get to go…read moreto Revolver Brewing on a Saturday. Life is good. I think I'm still kinda shocked at Revolver's business model. We arrived at their brewery just around 11 and paid $15 each for our keepsake glass and six beers with 8 oz pours each. You learn really quickly that they fill your beers almost to the top. 8 oz my ass. The staff is great and talkative, making sure you know what the beers you are getting are going to taste like. There is a ton of room on site as well. It was a muggy and misty morning (good temperatures though), but the six of us sat at a large table and were able to stay dry. There's an indoor space as well as their main brewery space and true outdoor picnic tables. Plenty of room to work with. I will spend the rest of the review talking briefly about each beer. 817 Blonde (Blonde): I started with their blonde, which was very clean and crisp and a good opening beer. Cosmo Canyon (Strawberry Lemonade Wheat Ale): Probably my favorite of all the beers. The strawberry is more subtle than their saison and kind of just adds to the flavor if anything. Blonde & Honey - Nitro (Texas Ale): Their classic Blood & Honey with nitrogen. I was warned because I guess a lot of people don't know what nitro is. It's unique. I don't fully know if a Texas Ale needs nitro, but it's a cool thing to try with your flagship beer. Yee Hops (Blackberry Lemon Saison): A fruity beer is always fun. I was told this tastes like mustard by one of my friends, but I liked it. It's never a beer I'm going out of my way to get, but it's a fun one to try. Mud Honey (Honey Dirty Blonde): Probably my second favorite behind the Cosmo. It's very light, but I really enjoyed this as well. Sidewinder (A Legacy Southwestern Pale Ale): A stronger beer to close out with. It's slightly hoppy compared to the rest, but still a classic on Revolver's roster that I'd actually never had. I think this place is a must-stop if you're ever visiting Granbury on the weekend. To be able to try so many great beers from an esteemed Texas brewery is awesome, and the barrier to entry is being 21 or older and having less than $20 in your pocket. What a steal. RIYL: So much beer for your dollar that you start wondering how it's even profitable for Revolver Brewing.

Permanently closed. It was really good for a tour of their beers, but they were bought and shut…read moredown.

Stopped here on our way back from Dinosaur World. Called in the order and the woman who took the…read moreorder was very friendly. Ordered a guacamole burger, kids cheeseburger meal and sweet potato fries. We were very impressed with the prices ... also the burger was very good. Everything is packed nicely and they are very generous with the toppings. We loved this burger spot and will definitely return when in the area.

Passing thru and wanted a burger. Good burger seasoned well…read moreand the sweet potato fries hit the spot.

We had a reservation and ended up having a pretty solid night out. The spinach and artichoke dip…read morewith crab was tasty, though I'm not sure it's quite $30 tasty. The cocktails were spot on, and the steaks came out cooked perfectly. Most of the sides were great, though I'd probably skip the macaroni next time, it just lacked flavor. The complimentary bread with herbed olive oil was a perfect start to the meal. The pricing felt a bit high for what you get, but the ambiance more than makes up for it. Our server was super friendly and did an excellent job pacing the meal so everything flowed smoothly. The only hiccup was a water glass showing up with bright red lipstick on it, but it was taken care of immediately, no harm, no foul. Overall, this is a lovely spot for a fancy night out with good service. And don't forget to swing by the shop next door to pick up some top-notch olive oil.

Our anniversary dinner at Restaurant 1890 was such a treat. The food was spectacular, and the…read moreservice from Kayla and Maisie was excellent -- they made the evening feel extra special. The shop is also such a fun place to browse after dinner, and the 10% discount was a nice bonus. It was a wonderful experience from start to finish.

What a gem of a find. We were visiting for the weekend, and I was searching for a decent restaurant…read morein the area and this place had great reviews. I was so happy they were open for brunch. I will say it was a bit confusing entering in, because there was no host and you just had to wander around the empty dining area until you found the bar. The restaurant was open in the back by the bar for brunch. Our waiter was the bartender and he was excellent. Especially when he had like 9 tables at once. We got there right at open and ordered a bit of everything to try. Everything we ordered was delicious and executed so nicely. I got a pork chop dish that was so tasty. They even made a fried shrimp kids plate for my daughter and it was good. The mocktails were excellent as well. Definitely enjoyed this place.

Quiet, beautiful place. Got the filet mignon. So tender and the sauce on top was amazing…read more Wonderful service, will be back. Hidden gem.

Worst restaurant visit for us in a very long time. There were three clubs meeting today, one…read moremotorcycle, and two Jeep, some or all for toy drives. The back lawn was full of people and so were all the tables. There was no manager in sight, we had one server who had his first day waiting tables, one bartender and probably one cook. They were out of gator, and ran out of Dr. Pepper and Shiner. Two of our meals were totally left out, the shrimp po'boy was on Texas toast instead of a French roll, and without any condiment. The salad while fresh, had watered down ranch dressing. The French fries weren't nearly as good as previously. Several ladies from a Jeep group were running around taking orders from tables to help out. With so many customers, management should have had way more employees working. We will not return.

These are the Swamp Crackers... so good.. Fried Green Tomatoes covered with pimento cheese…read moredrizzled in pepper jelly topped with brisket.. SHRIMP AND GRITS also Very Good

This is a charming little spot on the river, just a short walk from the historic square in Glen…read moreRose. The location alone makes it worth a visit, with beautiful views of the water and a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for spending an afternoon or evening outdoors. One of the standout features is the outdoor music stage. It is perfectly positioned near the river, and they consistently seem to bring high-quality bands to town. If you enjoy live music, this is one of the best venues in the area. The combination of great music, river views, and an outdoor setting creates a fun and memorable experience. The seating options are spread throughout the property, with tables and chairs on the deck overlooking the river as well as additional seating closer to the stage. Because the venue is popular, it can be challenging to find a seat near the stage during busy events, so arriving early is a good idea. The food was another pleasant surprise. We ordered the burger and a pizza, and both exceeded our expectations. The menu is casual, but the quality was better than we anticipated and paired well with a night of live music. The craft beer selection is somewhat limited, but the prices are reasonable and there are enough options to satisfy most visitors. One thing to keep in mind is that the venue is largely open-air. During the Texas summer, it can become uncomfortably hot, especially during the afternoon. Fortunately, the atmosphere and river breeze help make up for it once the sun starts to go down. Overall, this is an excellent place for live music, drinks, good food, and socializing with friends while enjoying beautiful river views. It has a laid-back Texas Hill Country feel that makes it one of Glen Rose's most enjoyable gathering spots.

This is a fun place to hang out on a Sunday afternoon. If you have ever been to Gruene Hall in…read moreGruene, Texas, you can expect the same experience, but add some awesome food to it. They had an open mic when we were there on a Sunday, and the talent was great! They were pretty busy, but they had outdoor and indoor seating. The service was friendly, but not the fastest in the world. We had a brisket sandwich with onion rings ($14.95) - the quantity and taste were great, but the food was just lukewarm. Their wood-fired pizza is very tasty. It's a thin crust, so I love that! Pints of most craft beer is $5.00, so that's a bargain. There's a 2.9% admin fee on your check when you get it. When I asked what it was, they said it was for using a credit card. They didn't know I was using a credit card when they brought the check to me, so pay attention to it if you are paying with cash. They'll remove the fee if you ask.