I came on Saturday the 15th for the Car Show. Per John's…read moresuggestion, I decided to try the upstairs. The upstairs bartender (sorry I did not get you name) was great. Bloody's were very good. Not sure what was in the pitcher, but they were not made by pouring out of a bottle of Zing Zang. (which I do like btw) This is in a very rustic, hastily put together space, and now that the problem child is gone. it is time for some upgrades and a makeover - as John has suggested. You have your proof of concept, now just dress it up. A suggestion on the sound. It was pretty much inaudible upstairs. I could hear that ya'll were talking - just very hard to make out the words. Which was a shame because I really wish I could have made out the Q&A Session better. I saw speakers everywhere - they just were not sending words to me. Not sure if it was better downstairs.

On a trip for business I found myself in Walnut Springs Tx.. As I was driving I remember wishing I…read morehad my Bike with me to take that ride. Once I arrived I knew I was right by the amount of Harleys that were outside. Some Custom some Stock. Even the parking out front was reserved for Bikes. If you like riding to Strokers in Dallas you will love Roadhouse. If you are in North Texas and you head here you will not be disappointed. From what I understand the establishment is under New Ownership. Management, from my experience is killing it. The menu has a lot of options and literally everything wa appealing. I'm a Wing guy so that was a given. Big Wings cooked and seasoned perfectly served with what might be the best hand cut Onion Rings I had in a long time. If I remember there were like five flavors and I'm sure there was no bad choice on flavors. There is also a Steakhouse from what I'm told serves a very good Rib Eye. I should also mention the Burgers were said to be the best around. The Bartender Jennifer was very nice and made some tasty Cocktails. They also had a very good selection of Beers and some that seemed to be Texas favorites lol. I had a chance to talk to the Manager Reggie who was a nice guy. He said they have live Music some days.The place was.complete with a Stage and an area for Dancing. He said Ted Nugent was there recently. Definitely it my thing but to each his own. It's off the beaten path but as I said a great place to go to get away for a few Hours. Next time I'm in Fort Worth I'll probably go again. Especially if I find a business that Rents Bikes. Still thinking about those Wings. Lol. Yallhollatchaboy'.

Really glad I discovered this place somewhat by accident. I've stopped here twice, and intend to…read moremake it a traditional detour moving forward. It's usually quiet, which translates to even better service. There's a solid selection of liquor available. Although smoking is allowed, it's not smoky. The bartenders have always been very attentive. Don't forget to take a beer coozie.

From the owner: Don't blink while you're headed down Highway 6, or you just might miss us. Boy would that be a…read moremistake. After all, what's not to love about good company, smooth whiskey, and the coldest beers in Texas? At our laid-back country saloon, we've got whatever libation you need, plus pool tables, darts, horseshoes, a dancefloor, and plenty of warm hospitality to keep the good times rolling from day until night. Stop by, belly up to the bar, and come see us sometime -- we'll always have a cold one at the ready at Oakley's Lumberyard Bar.

Excellent bar service and the beer is a great craft quality product. Everything we tried was…read moreexceptional. I would say that this is the best craft brew in Waco.

We sought out a place to grab lunch on our way through town and landed on Waco Ale Company. The…read morebartender was serving all patrons and was an engaging part of the experience. We started with two of their beers (mine was a lighter variety and my husband's was an amber). For lunch we both ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken sandwich that came with fries. We both liked the sandwiches. The breading wasn't too much and the amount of sauce was enough to give it good flavor and not overwhelming. We're a bit intrigued by the planned expansion for this place in 2025. It sounds like it will have indoor and outdoor seating and games for entertainment. We look forward to checking it out when we come through Waco again.

just kidding they are great people and i don't drink no more so they are cool i think i was drunk…read morewhen i posted that bad review

Sports bar with many TVs to watch the game. Bud light, miller lite, Dos XX, Michelob ultra, Shiner…read morebock on draft, and various beers in bottles and cans. Smoking inside. Credit cards accepted and ATM inside as well. Friendly local downtown West patrons

Love this place! The people are so nice and the liquor store part has such good variety! Definitely…read morerecommend!

Why not five stars....? This place rocks. You DRIVE into the barn, order beer and a ton of other…read morethings (chips, water, other sundries), pay, and drive out. The owner was motivated, polite, helpful, and super energetic.. You need to keep an eye out for it because at 70 mph it's easy to drive by.. That said, in the amount of time for it to register that you just drove by and ask yourself the question, "Was that a beer barn?" You will arrive at a side street for which to use for turning around.. According to the owner there will soon be taco trucks and hot off the smoker barbecue available.. Drive up beer AND barbecue!! So, if you plan on driving North on 35 and don't feel like sitting in the endless construction traffic, then exit I35 just South of Temple and pick up 317 North. Leads you North of Waco (and you can still get Kolaches off exit 353 at Czech House or Slovaceks)... Will add 15-20 minutes onto your drive if there were no delays but lately with the construction it is apt to save you an hour!! Check it out..

Known as Malone's watering hole. Simple, fun, good food and plenty to drink. Pool tables and…read moreFriday Kareoke. Terren will treat you right. Come on down!

This place has been open for quiet a long time. I don't remember the name of it back in the late…read morenineties but I do remember it was a happening little place on the weekend. There were 2 other bars on the Malone square but these other 2 were very laid back whereas WRS had live music and plenty of dancing. Crystal ball in front of me says I will visit this place in the near future. Happy Holidays and everyone stay safe!

First time at the Durango Inn, quite eclectic. Definitely a dive but the food is amazing! I had a…read moreburger and fries, my husband had the triple meat burger and onion rings. All the food was delicious. Cooked to perfection. Service was spot on. Whatever we needed the staff was right there. They only serve beer and beer type bottles, like Mikes lemonade. The people that frequent The Durango Inn are friendly and full of local conversation. The conversation makes up for the "ambiance ". I highly recommend visiting, staying for the fantastic food. I will definitely be returning. They're open Wednesday-Saturday.

Cheap beer, good company, friendly locals, pretty bartender, lots of history. You can't go wrong at…read morethe Durango.

Great beer selection, good happy hour deals! Very dog friendly, Kevin (the owner's dog) is awesome!read more

Knowledgeable bartenders, vast selection on fraught and in cans. My wife and I got 2 flights and…read morewere able to try most of the beers on tap. Paxton the bartender even switched the tv to an out of market football game. We can't wait to come back next time we are in town! They also apparently have a bunch of giveaways and a ton of cool signs everywhere.

I'm in outside sales and was just in town for the afternoon. I stumbled onto this place today and…read morefound really great food and friendly service. This is exactly what a sports bar and grille is supposed to look and feel like. What I didn't expect was the fantastic food. I apologize, I ate the perfect patty melt and bottle caps (thinly sliced jalapeños, fried in batter and served with ranch) so fast I didn't get a picture. Thank you for knowing that the Texas toast on a patty melt is supposed to be buttered before toasting. I had 2 rounds on Shiner's hazy IPA ice cold on drought as well. The bartender was amazing and attentive. I look forward to the next time I'm in Cameron to try more from their menu.

Always fresh ingredients and polite server. They give quick service. Their drinks are refreshing. I…read morewish they could get Convict Hill beer back in stock, though.

For my 500th review, I present to you my favorite hang out in Central Texas that is next to my…read morefavorite barbecue spot in Central Texas. This is a family run establishment. It has been open longer than I have been alive. This is a very local hang out with many very close regulars. But they don't bite. As I am moderately amused by most things in life, I like the chill ambiance. Rustic with operational doors, soap dispenser and hand towel machine for the ladies restroom. Yes, that's a big deal. Things to know: 1) Beer only but.... 2) BYOLiquor and get charged a fee for it? Or there's soft drinks you can purchase? I have not really ever figured that out. 3) There is nothing over $4 and there is a Thirsty Thursdays discount. 4) The jukebox plays everything but be careful what you pick! Some songs just shouldn't be played here. 5) There is one pool table and it does get used. 6) They do gladly accept cash but you can pay by credit card. 7) If you're looking for barbecue, it's a tan building to the right of Honeycutt's as you're looking in from Airport. 8) You can eat your barbecue here. But you still have to go get it yourself, lazy. 9) Don't piss off the owner or the bartender. If you don't know. You better ask somebody! Or just try it out!

Michael, the owner, is always welcoming! It's always a good time at Honeycutt's. There's a reason…read moreit's been open for 71 years, and if you visit you'll understand. Great ambiance and good drink. Can't go wrong!