We did a Saturday beer tour and had a blast! Will gives a great tour and even included some…read moreinteresting Dallas history. The tour was very well organized and the brewery stops were spot on.

From the owner: Texas Beer Tours offers curated public tours and private events in cities across the Lone Star…read moreState - all with a simple mission to enjoy great beer with great people. With more than 225 breweries and brewpubs across the Texas, there's plenty of great beer to enjoy and we can help you do it. Our friendly and knowledgeable guides will take you through unique neighborhoods to both popular and lesser-known brewing operations to craft an unforgettable beer-drinking experience. Our tours are crafted by beer-loving locals. We take you thru interesting and walkable neighborhoods to the best breweries and brewpubs our cities have to offer. No sponsored stops. No corporate kickbacks - just great beer, locally brewed with love. We keep our tours small so you can get to know our knowledgeable guides and the cool people on your tour. Our experiences are typically four hours long and include visits to 3 to 5 breweries/brewpubs.

Had an anniversary party in the stockyards and got this for a two hour tour...wish we had gotten…read morefor longer. Great, awesome time. Branden was our pilot and he was greatness... such a great time for all of us. Super highly recommend!!!

Joey!!!!He was great, made the stops n the pre birthday for my big sis was great. 5read more

Totally worth the hour drive from Coppell. Tasting room was a blast as was trying the different…read moreflavors and drinks. Service was top notch. The live music was a plus. Looking forward to returning for their outdoor concerts in the Fall. We did the tour where we also poured a bottle to take home. Flavor of the month is watermelon. Nice that you can also purchase bottles of their vodka as well as merchandise. Afterwards we went a few miles away to "Over Yonder" for delicious food before heading back to DFW.

This came up on my Facebook and since I was planning on going to see the tulips it only made since…read moreto stop here as well since I was I the area. I had reserved a tour for 3 (I highly recommend that you do the tour and if you choose to do a tour that you make reservations in advance as they sell out) and initially I did 2 with bottle fills and one tour. The tours come with a ticket for a drink so that was a nice little extra. As the tour started Ryan & Diego (our fabulous guides) gave us some history of how the company started and as well as the process of how the vodka is made. We got to mix our bottle (as we got the lemon) and fill our bottles. We also got to put the caps on the bottle and see how the line works. At the end of the tour, we also got to taste some vodka. After the tour we decided to go get our drinks and the staff inside were just as kind as the staff taking us on the tour. There are so many drink options that I wasn't sure what I wanted as they have so many flavored vodkas. I was told I could sample the vodkas which I was grateful for as it helped me make a decision. My cousin got the raspberry cobbler and the Bloody Mary - the raspberry was sweet but good and I don't like bloody Mary's but I'd drink this one! I got the blueberry lemon, the prickly pear and the front porch . . . All were good to me. When we were there they had some guys playing music inside which was a little loud but sitting on the porch, it was nice to hear. They also had a pizza food truck outside and my cousin said the pizza was really good. If I could make a suggestion to the establishment I would ask them to PLEASE sell flights! Please please please as there were so many drinks that I wanted to try but unless I was gonna sleep in the parking lot I knew I shouldn't but I guess it's also a reason to come back!

Took my Mom today while she's in town visiting. Had a great experience and John was excellent guide…read more& driver. We stopped at Landon Winery (Grapevine), Farina Winery where we also ate lunch and Cross Timbers Winery where they had live music playing. Enjoyed it so much I plan on doing it again with my guy and friends.

This is my 2nd time doing this tour and I have to say this is a blast especially with a fun group…read more This time my husband got me a tour with my 2 bff and it was amazing! The bus group was a cool one too. After the 1st winery we were all happy and singing lol. The tour is around $150 per person and it includes 2 wineries (4 different wine tasting on each), a 3 full course meal at a steak house with 3 wine tasting at the restaurant and the bus trip to all the places. You get picked up at the embassy hotel at 5:30 and by 10:30 they are bringing you back. The restaurant was a disappointment. Last time the tour took us to a nice steak house. This time the place was a glorified TX Road house/sport bar and that is why I won't give them the 5 stars. But everything else was great and I will definitely do this tour again.

How to describe Food Walks of Texas? Fun! I was skeptical at first but, given as a birthday gift, I…read morerolled with it. Three of us met Tall Paul, the owner and tour guide on the square in McKinney Texas. When thinking about starting the business,he and his wife attended a school in Chicago on the subject. Evidently, Chicago is known for food tours. Basically, over a 5 hour period(it was supposed to be 31/2) Paul walked us around old downtown McKinney enlightening us on the history of this lovely North Texas Town and stopping in for small bites and drinks. Our first stop at 11 am on Sunday was an Irish pub! I have to think back a long time to remember when I may have been drinking beer at 11 am on Sunday! I bet 100 years ago people of McKinney would have been up in arms over beer drinking any time on Sunday, especially before church! This is the type of thing that Food Walk and Paul made fun to think about. Our tour wrapped up at a great place with oysters and some lovely mixology drinks. I think if you are open-minded and can roll with it, this may be something different that would expand your horizons. I say, Go!!!

Tall Paul was our guide and did a phenomenal tour. The restaurants, bars, eateries he took us to…read morewere well chosen. It's been over a year since our tour and I'm STILL thinking about those raw oysters with the complementary craft cocktail. Chef's kiss

Tricia was an amazing guide on this fun and informative tour of downtown McKinney! During our tour…read morewe visited several local restaurants where we tasted amazing cuisine, spoke with the head chef of Harvest (a farm to table restaurant), owners of Rye (an amazing small plate restaurant), tasted local wines, beer, coffee, desserts and more.... This tour walked us through key historical context of McKinney, it's buildings, etc. Along with current art and upscale local shops along the way. Don't miss this fun tour for an afternoon celebrating local history with your out of town guest, celebrating birthdays, anniversaries or just a fun work team outing!

Tricia did an AMAZING job today leading our tasting, drinking and shopping tour today! I invited…read more15 of my girlfriends to celebrate my birthday and Tricia made it super special! If you have a chance to take one of her tours DON'T pass it up - it is AMAZING from start to finish!

Great tour and GREAT tour guide. Tom was fantastic! Knowledgeable and funny. A lot of history in…read morethe area and locations that we stopped at were key. Definitely would recommend to people new to the area or visiting.

My husband and I decided to do the Fort Worth Crawling Tour kind of last minute as part of our…read moreanniversary celebration. We had no idea what to expect, but we so much fun! Our guide "Big Tom" was awesome - friendly, engaging, and a real live historian. He had so many fun facts about Fort Worth and the cowboy way of life. The tour had four bar stops total, and Big Tom had lots to share about each. We had a fun group of five couples, and everyone was friendly and included in the conversation! Highly recommended!

Had four days off from work, and I didn't want to waste them away at the apartment. So I performed…read morean internet search for parks and nature preserves. Out of the four that piqued my interest, this one was first on the list. Looks like there were other trails branching off from the main one, but I stuck with the main walking path. There were benches and informational signs scattered along the route. All of them worthwhile in reading. Unfortunately, I was saddened by how much litter I found. Irresponsible and narcissistic people. Boooo! The Nature preserve was well worth the time spent and effort to drive out here. Check it out!

It's way too hot right now so unless you go very early in the morning, save your Crystal Canyon…read morehike for a fair weather day. Then you can really enjoy it. The best thing about Arlington is all the trees and hills. North Texas is mostly flat and DFW isn't known for its foliage, but there's quite a few spots in Arlington that really feel "far away." There's true hills and canyons and forests and creeks. You can be in the center of the metroplex and still feel lost in the woods. Crystal Canyon is such a spot. This park is so pretty. I appreciate all the little signs that explain the trail and history of the area. Crystal Canyon gets its name from all the crystals (gypsum) to be found in the vicinity, particularly the creek. There's a few beautiful bridges and benches. The hike is fairly short but super scenic and enjoyable.