Let me set the mood for you... It's a crisp fall/winter day and you came to Broken Bow for a…read moregetaway. Now imagine, a brewery that's unexpected, dog, friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly, bring your own food, bring your own board/card game, enjoy the vibes of good time, and vacation relaxing. I can't wait to come again in the summer or spring. My spouse and I were in town the week of New Year's in this place was busy! They had a gourmet hot dog stand/ truck outside in the front of the brewery. This isn't a typical brewery set up when you walk in, there's a gift shop you order a beer right there with from friendly staff. It was a 50+ degree "winter" day, it felt natural to order a stout beer. The beers were on the more pricey side, but the beverage comes with complementary glassware to take home. It was weird, but it felt kind of natural that there were people under 21 since there was the hotdog stand and we brought our six month old baby. There are a few people with dogs, which I would recommend. I somehow ordered the best peanut butter stout I've ever had, which was a variation of their Opossum Pouch Stout. My spouse got a pumpkin spice brown ale, which was a variation of their Bigfoot Brown Ale. I won't lie, but normally I go halves with my spouse that comes to food and drinks... However, I was happy not to share my peanut butter stout. I can't wait to come again

Beavers Bend Brewery is worth the stop if you're in the area. They've got plenty of outdoor…read moreseating, and the setup makes it easy to relax and enjoy the view. The beers are solid across the boar; clean, well-made, and full of flavor. You can tell they take pride in what they're brewing. It's a simple place done right, and sometimes that's all you need. Good beer, plenty of room to sit, and a place that feels comfortable the moment you walk up. I'd come back without hesitation.

Stopped by Mountain Fork Brewery for a meal and had a mixed experience, but overall it ended on a…read morehigh note. We ordered the boudin egg rolls as an appetizer and each got a burger. Unfortunately, somewhere along the line the appetizer never got put in, so we didn't receive the boudin egg rolls at all. That was a miss, especially since that's something we were looking forward to trying. That said, the burgers absolutely made up for it. Both were cooked right and had great flavor. Solid, well-done burgers that hit the mark. No complaints there. We also grabbed a blueberry cheesecake to go, which turned out to be a great call. It was rich, flavorful, and a good way to finish things off. Service hiccup aside, the food quality, at least on the burgers and dessert, was strong. Worth stopping in, just keep an eye on your order.

In total I would give it a 3.4 stars. Food was pretty average for pizza. I wish the crust would…read morehave been crisper for a brick oven pizza. The overall look and cleanness of the place was great. Just wish that the food and service were better. The blackberry cider was amazing. Update to previous review: came here a second time because it was the only thing open late. Let me tell you the second time impressed me. The service was great today and the food was amazing. We did the build your own burger and it was so good and flavorful!!! Burger came with fries which is a plus. Ranch is still amazing and blackberry cider is just as good as the night before. Tonight we got the Cesar salad and it was also very good. If I could, I would give it a 4.5 stars!!!

This is usually the hot spot for pizza in Hochatown. The patio is great and even better with live…read moremusic. I like the beer selection from all the local and OKC breweries, because what pairs better with pizza than a nice cold beer? We got the Casey Jones BBQ chicken pizza and it was good! Good amount of sauce to cheese ratio. My favorite part is the crust. You know a pizza is good if you can't wait to get to the crust. Dip it in some ranch and you'll be set. Ambiance: varies from 6-9/10 Food: 8/10 Drink selection: 8/10 for pizza joint Service: 8/10 Would recommend for those who like hand tossed pizza

There are plenty of pizza spots in Broken Bow, but in my opinion, Grateful Head Pizza stands above…read morethe rest. They offer an excellent selection of pizzas paired with a solid beer lineup, making it an easy choice after a day of exploring. The massive outdoor patio is a huge bonus--perfect for kicking back, relaxing, and enjoying the atmosphere. Our pizza came out quickly, the service was friendly, and everything just clicked. We'll absolutely be back the next time we're in Broken Bow.

Disclaimer: I see a lot of reviews raving about the snacks and food, and we didn't try either! So,…read morekeep that in mind. The atmosphere was strange... when we think winery, we're picturing a valley of grapes or a hillside retreat. However, the deck of this tasting location was in front of the literal highway. Maybe we had unrealistic expectations being out-of-towners, but we were disappointed. The wine is very lacking. We learned from a couple locals after this experience that majority of the local "wineries" use a grape concentrate, likely from California, to create their own wines. I definitely think this shows in quality and overall taste, but the prices are very reasonable. I wouldn't come back, and it wouldn't be on our next "to stop" list, but reading other reviews, it seems like a loved establishment. If you're looking for fresh snacks or light meals, it might be a good place to stop by.

This spot is decently easy to find and accessible, we parked right out front and were greeted in…read morethe front room where we made our selections and placed our snack order. It was a VERY chilly but sunny day so the mulled wine sounded great to me. I only sampled the blueberry, and this one and decided it was perfect. I'm at home now and kind of regretting not getting a bottle. We ordered our glasses and had a seat in the next room that had all the seating. We were nearly done with our drinks when our food came out, and we nearly ordered more but we were trying to pack as much as we could into a Saturday and a ton of these places close super early so it was time to move along. The charcuterie board had some excellent selections and was more than enough for 4 of us, but I will say maybe preserves or mustard or honey might be nice. Some kinda sauce... The staff was so sweet and hospitable. I've been to Hochatown countless times and hadn't stopped in here before and would be happy to go back.

This is a precious little gift shop/winery in broken bow, and is 100% catered towards girls…read moreweekends and bachelorette trips. It's cute and fun, but I personally wasn't a fan of the wine. We quickly learned that there's no wineries in Broken Bow and all of the local 'wineries' make their wine from concentrate often brought in from California. Which is okay, and the prices reflects the quality, we're just not the biggest fans of the wine. The wine tasting itself was so rushed! There's no stools at the bar and it seemed like a very "out of place" experience. However, it's free and you're able to try a good bit of different wines. Their wine slushes are DELICIOUS! You can add a wine floater and in my first one, I added a floater of a dry white and it was refreshing and exciting. I noticed the frozen slushes in to-go bags by the exit and I think it would be so perfect for a hot summer day or floating the river! We grabbed three to enjoy at home! Overall - if you like sweet/simple wine, this place is probably for you... Go with low expectations if you're a wine snob, but definitely go!

Girls Gone Wine is a fun and memorable stop when you're in Broken Bow. They offer a wide variety of…read morewines to sample, and the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the experience even better. There's also a large gift shop filled with fun little wine-themed goodies that are hard to resist. They even have a spacious VIP area that you can rent out--I accidentally wandered into it while exploring and was genuinely impressed with how nice it was. If you're spending time in Broken Bow and enjoy wine (or just a relaxed, fun atmosphere), Girls Gone Wine is definitely worth checking out.

We went to Hochatown Saloon on a Monday around noon for lunch. It was pretty quiet, so we were…read moreseated right away with no wait. Right off the bat, their draft beer machine wasn't working, so we stuck with water and a soda. After being seated, there was a noticeable delay before our waitress came back. She explained she was dealing with an issue on another customer's credit card, which slowed things down. We started with the fried pickles. They were very good. Crispy, well-seasoned, and cooked right, but the portion felt a little light for an appetizer. For the main, we shared the Oklahoma country fried steak with mashed potatoes and white gravy. That was the highlight. The steak had a solid crust with good flavor, and everything on the plate was done right. No complaints there. Overall, the food was strong, especially the country fried steak, but the service and the draft beer situation held it back some. If they tighten that up, it'd be a much better experience.

We dined here on 2/27/26…read more I had a blueberry lemon drop (custom, it wasn't on the menu), and my husband had a blueberry lemonade. The drinks were okay and very average - it wouldn't keep us away or bring us back! As an appetizer, we had the fried Swiss cheese. It was definitely different and interesting in comparison to your mozzarella, but it was cool to try! I wouldn't reorder. My husband had a 8oz. Sirloin with a side of corn and I had the chicken tenders with fries. The chicken tenders were delicious, but the frozen crinkle cut fries dampened the whole meal - for almost $20 for chicken tenders, I would've loved some house made or hand battered fries! The rolls with each meal were good, but could've used some butter! The steak was well cooked and the corn had good flavor! Everything was mediocre overall, we would likely come back on account of the chicken tenders, but wouldn't run back for anything else.

We lovvvveeeee Redbone! We lovvvvveeee the food!!! We lovvvveee the entertainment!! Never once have…read morewe had a bad experience. I threw my husband's surprise 40th birthday party at Redbone! My husband still talks about how much fun he had! Everything on their menu is great. They have the best chicken tacos, fantastic pizza, yummy everything --- onion rings are freaking awesome, I could go on and on and on! Love their brunch too! The service is phenomenal. ALSO--The owners are wonderful, so kind and welcoming. We love seeing them. It's also a kid-friendly place! My daughter enjoys the bands and the magic tricks! It's just a really cool place. We don't get out too much since we have a 7 year old, but when we do - we always choose Redbone!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

One of the coolest places in Texarkana! Come here to share a pint, watch the game, play trivia, see…read morelive music, or enjoy a book with a pizza in hand. Redbone can either be packed or totally quiet & cozy depending on the day. We love their pizza (got just pepperoni & mushroom this time) that they cook in their built-in wall oven. Beers are good too, and last time we were in we were able to watch some college football (day after Thanksgiving). Servers are super nice. Some minor notes: the beer cheese is a little different (not like velveeta or whatever) & the bathroom is quite large but can get a little chilly in winter. But these are minor - we love this place every time we come in town!

This is a must stop if you're passing through... we stopped for a brewery beer and landed ourselves…read morein a quaint private room where we thought we would order an appetizer. After deciding to split the steak and shrimp meal, out came multiple courses and a table full of food. The beer is delicious, the food in unbelievable, and the waitress was so pleasant, offering us food refills of anything that bites had been taken out of. We quickly drew up the map to debate if we would be through here again, often.

First off, can't tell you how heartbreaking it is to know that Pecan Point is permanently closed…read more This place was an absolute gem. Five star all the way. The vibe and atmosphere was stellar. The staff were more than friendly and knew their craft beers! We tried some new flavors and were made undeniable fans. I ordered a plate of Duck Fat Fries. This is a total game changer! Even more so, dipping them golden fried sticks in Truffle Mayo... as Buford T. Justice would say... SUMBITCH. And that homemade ketchup? So good it made me want to go smack Junior's mama. We also ordered the Crawfish Dip. It was disgustingly scrumpdidallyumtious!!! Pure flavor profile explosion in my mouth. Never had anything like that before. My wife and I also decided to split a Smash Burger and that thick cut bacon with juicy beef patties... damn. One of the most memorable and satisfying experiences I've ever had, and I haven't even talked about the drinks. My eyes sparkled when I seen a Toasted Pecan Old Fashioned on the menu. A must try. ER MA GAWD!!! One of the best I've ever had... everrrrrr! We also ordered the Cinn-Full Cran Hard Cider by Locust... I now have to find this... just have to! My FIL ordered an ice cream treat with three spoons... lol. Everyone had to give it a try. We ended up ordering a growler of the State Street Blonde to go, and it lasted a day. Unbelievable. I'm heartbroken the place is closed, but will forever leave an impression of Texarkana for me. Thank you! As always, Enjoy & Happy Road-tripping!!

If you're in Texarkana looking for hearty pub food, a nice pour of beer, and friendly service, look…read moreno further! While passing through on a road trip, my local friend recommended Pecan Point and I'm glad I went. Located in downtown, you'll find free street parking in front of the restaurant. We were greeted as soon as we entered and the inside is spacious and casual. I ordered the raspberry Chipotle smash burger ($16), peach cobbler, and a flight of beer and cider ($10). What made this burger stand out was the raspberry Chipotle sauce and fried jalapeños! The flight includes four 4oz pours of any draught and mine were Irish red ale, Pecan Pointe ale, bock beer, and apple cider. The Irish red was my favorite and the Pecan Pointe my least. I would have liked the cobbler to be a little more crunchy, but was still enjoyable. I recommend and will visit again when in town.

Stopped into the place on a Saturday afternoon after they just opened. Greeted nicely by the…read morestaff, as well as the owners. Chatted with them and was even shown the brewing area as we got to talking about the beers and all. Small selection for their own stuff, but good stuff. Best was the Barley Wine with the Stout right behind it. Had a good little selection of other beers that gave a good variety of different tastes. Loved the fact that they did flights! Had a pretzel, and I mean a huge one, to go with the beers. Overall loved the place. If I lived in the area, would be there more often. Living just outside of Plano, it was a little bit of a trip but we'll be back to visit with our beer loving friends next time! Best thing is the overall place and what you get. Loved the fact that all were friendly and approachable and willing to chat. Sure that changes when it's very busy, but still, it was nice just sitting there and finding out about the history of the building and the owners and what they went through getting the place set up.