I was expecting that this place would be really good. It was just ok. You can try the beers, but…read moreafter trying several, they were all really stout. The pizzas are ok. Extremely pricy for what you get. The ten inch are small with large crust, so basically mostly crust. The 14 inch was extremely thin and border line over cooked. It was supposed to be a hot honey pepperoni. The description said mozzarella, ricotta, pepperoni and hot honey. The pizza had no ricotta and if it did have hot honey, I didn't taste it. Service was ok. The staff seemed very overwhelmed for the amount of people. They had maybe 5 occupied tables. One of my pet peeves of dining out is everyone getting their food at the same time. If you run a business that has personal pizzas as the majority item on the menu, you should be able to time them to all be finished at the same time so everyone eats together. Our pizzas were all brought out more than five minutes apart. The inside is nice and they have an arcade upstairs. We were going to check it out but the dining experience was so off putting we just decided to leave.

One of our favorite places! However, why is the staff changing so often? Seems something's not…read moreright from the top. Jo was one of our favorite servers and she's gone. The best bartenders have left! Take a look Soulfire... something's off.

We wandered here after an excursion at J. Gilligans. Being a Friday night, a DJ was playing some…read moretunes while people were mixing it up inside and outside sipping on tasty beers. Speaking of beers, this local Arlington brewery has several that give you a good buzz with a unique taste. The Do I Make you Thorny sour ale has a raspberry touch to it and a pleasure to sip. The other beer we tasted is the Love is an alien IPA. This is smooth with a good hoppy kick. The shortthorn blonde ale was another one we wanted but sadly, sold out. The menu had plenty of IPAs to taste so they specialize in hoppy beers. I heard the pizza here is fantastic so that'll be something to try for next time along with other beers. Overall, there's good vibes here with a diverse demographic of people who enjoy beer, pizza, and hanging out. I can get down with that.

I forgot to take a pic of our pizza! We came for their pizza and of course drank the beer. The…read morepizza is super, super thin. Like the thinnest pizza I have ever seen. It was pretty good. I like how you can eat the whole pizza and not feel stuffed and uncomfortable after. Their pizza is pleasantly filling and tasty. I would recommend this place. P.s. the beer is good too!!

Located in quaint downtown Mansfield this little brewery has been thriving for years…read more It's a fun vibe with unique craft beer options, a food menu, and occasional events. As you walk in you can see some of the industrial brewing equipment, but most of the space is dedicated to an area where you can sit, eat, and drink The staff is very nice and helpful, the space is inviting, the beer is tasty Some tips: If you are on the fence about some of the more unique beers on tap, ask the bartender is you can try the beer first and they will pour you a taste. I would also recommend doing the beer flight option to try smaller portions of a handful of beers. Lastly, each Friday they have a pub trivia event where you can test your knowledge and win prizes. There are often themed quizzes that you can find on their Facebook page Cheers!!

Great beer we had October fest amazing service definitely come back soon. If you want to support…read morelocal and enjoy great beer and pizza, this is the place. Derek thank you for being so welcoming.

We enjoyed it. We…read morestopped here after a musical in Cleburne. The Breakroom is in a metal building. The hostess station is just inside the front entry with the bar near there too. The dining room is separated from the bar area. It has 10' side walls and open, high ceilings. There's a couple of TVs in the dining room and a couple of ceiling fans. There's HVAC vents hanging down and there are 2 mini splits. It's nearly 100F outside and it's comfortable enough (not real cool) in here. Our server, Penelope, was quite pleasant. She was able to answer our food questions and give us recommendations. They use handheld order taking devices. I like that. I had a Shiner Boch to start and my wife had a Margarita rocks - no salt. Both drinks came out lightning fast. My beer was nice and cold and her margarita was real tasty and not too sweet. For dinner, I ordered the smaller order of Fried Catfish with a side. I had Tots. The fish filet was large, thin-battered, crispy and hot. The tots side was huge, crispy, hot and tasty. A great fried food meal. Took some of it home too. My wife ordered the Street Tacos. She was able to eat 2 of the 3 and she enjoyed them. Their homemade salsa was good and it had some heat to it. We brought her 3rd taco home. Pricing was fair. Service was great and fast. Good tasted great. We'll be back to the Break Room.

Hidden gem on the outskirts of town. The bar and dining area is one big darkened room (helps…read moreenormously with the brutal Texas sun!!!) but the noise level somehow doesn't get too loud. The food is delicious and the beer is good (and cold!) and the waitresses check on you just the right amount of times.

It's been quite awhile since I've been back to Bankhead brewpub but some friends and I decided to…read morego check out their trivia night on Wednesday. So first the service was not great and the menu is pretty limited not what I remember from my first visit, I checked it out and the Rowlett location has a bigger and better menu not sure why every location would have the same menu. I ordered the Waygu burger medium rare with truffle fries, the burger came out medium/medium well not what I wanted but I didn't make a fuss because the server already seemed like and couldn't handle her tables, the truffle fries were really good. My friend did all like what they ordered and their food looked good too. I also had a couple beers that were both good but I was disappointed to see that they didn't have any stouts or porters on draft this time if year. The trivia night was pretty fun though we all enjoyed it and will consider going again

Stopped by Bankhead Brewery in Fort Worth on a Monday night. It was alright overall. They've got a…read moredecent beer selection, and the red snapper I ordered was solid and tasted good. Only downside was the service that night. The bartender was in a full conversation with a couple of people at the bar and it took forever for her to take my food order. Not a huge deal, but definitely noticeable. Decent spot for a beer and some food.

Very fun atmosphere. Came on a Friday night and there was no cover charge, live music from 2…read moreseparate bands, and very reasonably priced drinks! The place was very busy but they have tons of seating which makes it still very enjoyable and lively. Would totally come again!!!

This is the most welcoming and coolest bar in the world…read more This massive, high-energy outlaw country space is an amazing, unpretentious venue you must see. The double-story building is a large, open Texas beer hall that blends modern and traditional saloon styles with an intentionally eclectic, whimsical vibe reminiscent of a theme park. For instance, the bathroom doors look like jail cells with hands on the bars, while the pristine stalls feature portraits of Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash. I used the Willie Nelson and was "on the commode again". The centerpiece is a huge, three-sided bar adorned with neon signs, vintage Western memorabilia, industrial brewing equipment, and a massive wall of taps. It serves both classics and ready-to-serve frozen drinks, which you can enjoy in the pet-friendly beer garden backyard party. Order you "two pina coladas and hope they fill 'em to the brim if your world is kind of rocky and you need to learn to swim." (That was Garth Brooks or Maya Angelou). The casual, amphitheater-like patio faces an outdoor stage built into the bed of a vintage truck. The live music (even 12:30pm on a Thursday) is loud enough to be festive but managed so you don't have to scream to be heard. The entire area is covered by a massive glass and steel retractable roof, ensuring comfort in any weather, in case you don't "love a rainy night nor think it's such a beautiful sight, and hate to feel the rain on your face, taste the rain on your lips in the moonlight shadows." (That was Eddie Rabbit or SunTzu). The seating options are excellent and varied. Groups can share high-tops around a gas fire or a lit tree, or even sit in kitschy sawed-off pickup truck beds with bench seating. You can also find lounge chairs near the outdoor fireplace, huge swinging benches, and plenty of folding beach chairs on the astroturf. For dining, you can order affordable bar food from a window and receive a pager, so there is no need to "might as well lay down and nap 'cause you've spent half your life just waiting on a nacho." (That was Brad Paisley or Abraham Lincoln).

Service by Sam,Addie, Kelly, and rest of staff is fantastic . Food by Outpost 76 is…read moreamazing....trying the BBQ Turkey. Great atmosphere and the Owner Shawn makes beer so good you can't just have one. I recommend the O'Dell my personal favorite but they're all good. Regards, JD Welsh

Good beer, good location and food truck on site! Grabbed a flight and enjoyed all of the lagers…read more The Horse With No Name IPA was not my favorite. Service was good and plenty of seating inside and outside.

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.