All I know is that I'm going to be back here pretty soon!…read moreWhat a great time I had. Super nice friendly staff, very helpful. I played darts with my son and enjoyed a vanilla Texas lager. The food trucks outside changed every day so you can have variety. Also, live music on the weekends. Amd super chilled atmosphere. Thos made it to my list of favs.

This is a family friendly spot we came to but it was so full of families and children that we left…read morebecause I cannot handle large crowds. Their beer is always great and they have two rooms to be in the enjoy the brewery! I will be back hopefully when both rooms are not so packed!

Amazing little place. Very beer hall style for sure in design. I loved the staff and the food was…read moregreat! Most of all, they had a wonderful beer selection. I will go again for sure. One critique: a bigger pretzel would be great.

This place is such a treasure in the smallest town I never knew existed! Parking was fairly easy to…read morefind and they did have a wait because of how busy it was! The wait is well worth it! The ambiance is marvelous! They have steins everywhere and the decor is pretty neat! I would love to come here during an evening to see how different it is! They had 2 staff working on a Saturday afternoon which is understandable! After a twenty minute wait we were seated and the server came and took our order. He was very nice and helped us order since we couldn't pronounce much on the menu. We got a decent amount of food for 4 of us! I got the Brie with cranberry sauce it was a 4 out of 5. I did not know it would be fried which is why I took one point away. My friends got the potato salad and it was delish! It came warm and was very flavorful! They also got a pitcher of Ratler beer which tasted just like juice! It was delish! My friends got the soup and the Reuben. All were pretty tasty! My husband ordered the Bretzel which was delicious. Then we got two slices of cake. DO NOT SLEEP ON THE BEE STING CAKE! It was divine and I plan on buying a whole one for my birthday! It has almonds, honey, Bavarian sweet cream and Bavarian sweet bread it is phenomenal! I cannot recommend it enough! Each slice was $7 but so well worth it!

San Gabriel is a cool little brewery and definitely worth the ride up 183 and 29…read more I like IPAs and English style beers. Their English style IPA brought back fond memories of enjoying a pint in Oxford Eng. This is not a west coast IPA ao don't expect any citrus just hops and malt! The Knock Out Blonde is a wonderful Belguim Tripel that checks in at a hefty 8.9% ABV. Beware, this beer will sneak up on you. My 2nd Fav is Steve's Brown an English style brown ale that drinks as smooth as all heck. We also had the opportunity to sample their Dos Hermanos Mexican lager beer. This beer will be a hit and is perfect for a hot summer day. This is a rustic no frills brew pub that is serving up some fantastic beers. According to the owner, a great guy, food will be available soon. Pro tip: Be sure to check their hours as they do close early. Perfect for us day time drinkers.

We found this brewery through Harvest Hosts. We had a great evening @ the brewery enjoying (and…read morecamped on) their acres of space (literally), good beer, solid bar food, very friendly staff (John) and regulars. We tried three of the nine beers available and enjoyed all three.

The number of beer options is in itself a 5-star but they allow dogs, inside too, so it's a perfect…read moreplace! Dog and kid friendly, has bands playing on weekend and delicious food trucks around. Makes it a win win for whole fam. Amazing staff, cozy chill inside and fun breezy outdoors. Whats not to love!?

Checked out Old Taylor High and dropped by The Loose Screw while I was there. It is in a converted…read morehigh school, and I appreciate that an existing structure is being utilized instead of tearing down and building new. Loose Screw is a pretty chill spot with an impressive selection of craft beers on tap. The seating options are diverse, ranging from tables and stools upfront to a more lounge-like setup in the back with sofas and such. They organize their menu by number, which makes sense given the wide variety of options available. Just give them the number when you order, and you're good to go. Service was friendly and prompt on the busy day that I went. You can take your beer to go and explore the rest of the building/check out other vendors or stay put and check out the funky signage adorning the walls. It seems family-friendly. I saw several groups with young children. So, if you're bringing little ones along, this might be a plus. There are a few small snacks available for purchase or you can head down the hall for a bite elsewhere.

A big craft brew bar with plenty of seating and a lot of Choi es of beer. They'll let you try up to…read more3 of them as well.

The staff did a good job serving us. Now the clientele is a different story altogether and try to…read morestrike up a conversation with other people in the establishment and they look at you like how dare you speak to me. I heard the people of Salido were snotty and arrogant. Yeah this just confirms it rather than that. I had an all right time. It's not the bars fault that they have snotty clients.

Always great food and service great Italian and pizza burgers etc…read more Yelp is stupid because it needs 85 characters to post a review post nobody wants to read a book

Arriving for our annual holiday dinner, Liberty Hill Beer Market was initially very accommodating…read morein seating our party of 13. Our waitress was attentive and organized, taking everyone's order carefully and efficiently. Unfortunately, the experience went downhill due to a clear lack of communication in the kitchen. Multiple times throughout the evening, one or two plates were brought to our table by different servers asking if anyone had ordered them. In each case, the food either belonged to another table or wasn't what anyone in our party had ordered. Two members of our group didn't receive their hamburgers until after everyone else had finished eating and plates were already being cleared. Our waitress returned to the table several times to apologize and explained that there were only two people working in the kitchen and that they were short-staffed, as they hadn't expected the restaurant to be so busy on a Monday night. While we appreciated her efforts and professionalism, it was disappointing to see the owner standing near the kitchen throughout the evening and never once coming to our table to acknowledge or apologize for the situation. Although the two extremely late meals were removed from the bill, most of us received our food at least 10 minutes apart, making it difficult to enjoy the meal together. Things have changed since the new ownership--some for the better--but the service this evening left a lot to be desired. After five years of celebrating together at LHBM, this visit was unfortunately not memorable in a good way. The experience was bad enough that it doesn't make us eager to return.

Solid Pilsner beer and great outdoor seating! Would recommend getting a flight to try out 4 items…read moreon the menu. We were very pleased with the berry mead as well, so tasty! Service was laidback and friendly!

The Texas Craft Brewers Guild is like the bible of trustworthy independent breweries throughout…read moreTexas, showcasing people who really care about their craft and just good beers. I got to Barking Armadillo in Georgetown just an hour before they closed on Saturday and was pretty impressed. It was already winding down for the day, but that didn't stop me from getting their Texas Hefe (a bronze medal winner at the Texas Craft Brewers Cup). It was a light beer with a surprisingly full flavor profile. The bartender was friendly, and the space was very nice with plenty of TVs indoors to watch college football. They also had a large outdoor space with plenty of seating. I can see myself coming back in the near future. RIYL: A beer so good you forget to take a picture of it.

If you've ever been to The Crossover in Cedar Park, this place feels like its Georgetown cousin,…read moresame energy, same "bring the whole family and let the kids run wild" vibe, just a little more tucked away. I only stopped in for a drink, but the bartender was quick, efficient, and didn't give me that "I'm too busy to acknowledge you" look that some places love to serve before the actual drink. I ordered a double Hendrick's and tonic, and it was poured correctly: crisp, botanical, and strong enough that I knew I wasn't getting the "light‑handed lunchtime pour." No complaints there. What really stood out wasn't the drink, though -- it was the scene. Camp Briteside has this big outdoor turf area, and while I was there, it felt like a ghost of ten different activities happening at once. One corner had an impromptu soccer game, in another corner, there was beard contest taking place (don't ask me what the rules were -- I'm still trying to figure it out), and the rest of the space was filled with families, laughter, and people just hanging out like it was a neighborhood block party. It's definitely a spot built for groups -- birthday parties, team gatherings, family meetups, all of that. I've heard they host parties of 20 or more pretty regularly, and honestly, the space makes sense for it. It's casual, open, and easy to navigate. Now, would I come here on my own just for a drink? Probably not. It's a bit out of the way, and it's the kind of place that shines when there's an invite, an event, or a reason to be there. But if someone said, "Hey, we're meeting at Camp Briteside," I wouldn't hesitate to show up with a drink order ready. Overall, it's a solid hangout spot -- family‑friendly, group‑friendly, and perfect for those who like their social time with a side of organized chaos. #supportlocal

Great happy hour wing prices. Decent burger and plenty of screens to catch any game going on…read more Friendly staff and quick service.

The only thing going for this spot is live music and kid friendly. Oh and it has a bar. Outside of…read morethose things the service is sub-par, food is not much better than public school cafeteria fare, and overall a giant letdown. I feel like this is due to order at the front, and waiting for the food to be brought to you. No follow-up, no checking back. If you do ask for a something, you can assume you're not getting it. We have came here a few times after being invited by friends, and the food is just poorly produce. Chicken fried steak had no flavor, Classic burger was nothing better than Burger King, but at triple the price. Got my son the chicken tender basket, and he wouldn't even eat it. He is 3. He literally only eats chicken tenders and quesadillas! They were tough, and poorly seasoned. If you're going to buy cheap quality meat, learn how to brine and tenderize. Such a great concept and so much potential ruined. If you do go, watch how many parents just have drinks from the bar, and no food while their kids run around and play. Over-price, under-whelming, and should only be considered a outdoor play place for kids with a bar.

This is a really good place whether you are looking for live music at night or ample space for the…read morefamily to hang out and the kids to play. They have a stage, screens, and even a t-ball court to accommodate everyone. The place definitely makes you feel like you are at a summer camp with the staff being super nice and always looking to help. They recently changed the interior layout to include a counter in which you place your order. The food options are all great but I would specially recommend their burgers. They add a magic touch with those sweet Texas onions and the smoky flavor on the beef. It is well priced and a great option for the weekend.

My wife and I were on our way to Farmer's Commons and wanted to kill some time before our…read morereservation. I did a search for coffee in Florence, and this place came up with good reviews. I'm sure I've been in a Dwell coffee in another location, so I'm guessing its a small chain. The place was dimly lit, clean and not very busy. A large coffee grinder sits at the front of the store (not sure if they use it, or it's just for show). There looked like enough seats to sit and work or study, and their seats were comfy, too. In the far corner, they had two local business' selling their wares, which I thought was great. One sold pots and plants, but I can't remember what the other one was selling. The shop also sells beers, hence the sub-name calling out coffee & tap. They had a small merch area (as most coffeeshops do now) and I really liked their growler bottles, but couldn't purchase one without filling it with beer (I don't drink beer, so that sucked). I asked for a Flat White (which wasn't on the menu) which the barista quickly replied that she hadn't had much experience with but would create one for me. I agreed and got the drink.  I didn't try any of their pastries/food, so I have no opinion there (maybe next time). It wasn't as rich as I was expecting, but it was flavorful. I may try a cappuccino on my next visit. For this area of Florence, I don't think there's a coffeeshop as good as this one, and I will be sure to return next time I'm nearby.

Great spot, nice ppl, excellent beverages, and the donuts were very good…read more Worth the drive!