A really fun spot! My friend and I spent a few hours on their patio eating and drinking. They have…read morebig shady umbrellas and misters along the perimeter, so even if it's hot, it's not miserable. The staff were super friendly and didn't rush us at all. Kid and dog friendly - lots of cute dogs around. :) The beer and root beer are the stars of the show, they're brewed with the geothermal spring water - only brewery in the world to do that! The beer was tasty, and some had interesting ingredients like dill, basil, and jalapeño. I did wish they had a non-pickle flavored sour. I'm happy they offer flights to try different varieties! Food was decent, delicious fries and the elote nuggets were to die for. The bacon on my BLT had a nice peppered flavor. We finished off the afternoon with a root beer float which was lovely! They have a little gift shop (really just a small shelving unit) with goodies you can buy, if you're into that at breweries. We picked up some can cozies for $3 a pop!

The beers are truly fantastic. I will come back, try their new brews, and fill up my growler as…read moreoften as possible. The setting, in a historic bathhouse, is amazing and fun. The downsides: no bar to sit at; you're either at a table or outside in the (very nice) Biergarten area. Most significantly detrimental, though, is the young staff. Without a manager in sight, they just unenthusiastically wander around, are disinterested, look at their phones, and reluctantly help the patrons (after having to be asked).

After 5 long years we finally made it back to SQZBX for pizza. This time we dined in and we were…read morevery impressed. The bar area in the back was super nice and the whole place just had a cozy atmosphere. We orders salads and pizza, all of which were excellent. The crust is thin with a little chew to it. T got the tiny biggie smalls. I had the one with hot honey and substituted Italian sausage for the pepperoni. If you've never had honey on a pizza, I highly recommend you address this oversight. I ordered the house-made hard cider. It was excellent. It's unfiltered, as you can see in the picture. It was pretty dry, not like an Angry Orchid at all, but I like hard ciders just about anyway they come and this one was especially good. Not heavy at all and very refreshing. There are a few pizza places on and near bath house row, and this one has shown itself to be one of the really good ones.

Cool atmosphere. Cool building. Decent drinks. We ordered…read morethe try all 6 flight and it was interesting. I enjoyed them all and would definitely order pints of 4/6 of them. Also ordered the antipasto appetizer which was delicious. Service - 4/5 Atmosphere - 5/5 Drinks - 4/5 Food - 4/5 4.25 total rating but I'd go back to the place so 5/5

While traveling in the Hot Springs Arkansas area we stumbled on this brewery in the woods. Great…read morelittle place with very friendly people. I tried a small flight of beers and they were all great in their own way. Some changed flavor with food but that was great. I had a beer brat to go with my flight. Great time was had by all. Id suggest stopping if you are ever in the area.

We drove out to this place in the woods. It is on a farm way out in the country. It is built in two…read moreshipping containers. We really enjoyed the beer and talking with the owner. He has only one small brew kettle so he is constantly brewing to keep up. We enjoyed a flight that included sweet tea beer and pineapple brew. Both were unique but very tasty. We sat outside and enjoyed the beer and bratwurst. Fun place to stop by if you are in the area.

Happened to find this spot when I was just looking at random places on google maps and glad we made…read morethe time to come out. This is a distillery that focuses on moonshine but also does some vodka as well. Its a sort of rustic spot that seemed off the main strip so was a bit quieter. My partner and I came for the tasting which was a super deal at $10 a person for around 13 samples of their various drinks. Keally was our server and she was super nice and gave us great background about the various moonshines and drinks. She also provided good suggestions on how to mix them up or pair them with other things. We had a lot of fun and ended up buying some thins to take back with us (which was nice as they have pretty good deals the more you buy).

Nice little history/ process tour. Nice setup for creating different spirits. Did a tasting…read moreafterwards and the mixers were pretty decent and the moonshine was very flavorful but a couple of them I didn't care for. Everything tasted just like they described but the ones I didn't care for were just really sweet. The beers from the bar were also nice and cold.

Historical place lots of charm and really good burgers. We both got a burger and they were…read moredelicious. They were a little more cooked than we would have wanted, but the burgers were still pretty juicy and had plenty of flavor. The fried pickles are chips and come with a house-made ranch. A good start to lunch. If you've never been, this place is definitely worth trying out. How many times can you eat at a place that has had everyone from U.S Presidents to Hall of Fame baseball players to notorious gangsters come through the front door. Our server, Callie, was very attentive despite being very busy.

The food was fine . it was super busy so be prepared for lots of noise and alittle chaos…read more Or server on the other hand was not alright. She seemed distant and not present. No real engagement and she seemed like it was a problem for her because I had specific food allergies. 7/10 atmosphere and presentation 2/10 service

Atmosphere - 5/5. Very nice outdoor seating…read more Drinks - 4/5. My hometown school mascot is the Wampus Cat so I had to order this one. That fact that it was good is why I ordered the second one. Food - Onion rings were fantastic. Pretzel 4/5 MVBLT - 4/5 loved ev everything about it minus the egg. It would've been better if the egg goes over easy instead of fried all the way through. Service - 4/5 great effort but our poor waitress did not have answers or suggestions but was not afraid to go find an answer 4.35 Would I come back again? Yes. 5/5

I am not always impressed with the fried food options here. Gator bites are mostly all breading but…read morethe Rocky Mountain oysters are always a hit. You get a lot of food for your money. Beer is alway 10/10.

Temporarily closed for renovation!!!! We came into town from 3 hours away just for this place only…read moreto find out it's currently closed. The wings and pizza are super delicious but just not they are currently closed!

We walked over here while we waited our turn for our soaks at the hot springs…read more It's a cute little spot and the servers are all friendly. Our pizza came out quickly which was great, but another minute would have crisped up the crust a bit more. They are generous with the toppings and the twist on the crust is a nice touch.

Very good Irish fair to include bangers and mashed that pairs well with a pint of Guinness. Servers…read moreare friendly and attentive despite being busy. Happy to recommend

2 chicken strips Awful service…read moreUpwards Of 2 hours to get the check and we where the only people in there. The employees where just hanging out and didnt see us waving them down. Ambiance is ok I guess

My friend and I were visiting Hot Springs. I'll age for our annual girls trip. Too tired to go fat…read morefor dinner, we found this gem within the village. It definitely did not disappoint. First of all the staff is friendly. We were welcomed in, as we were regulars. When they say they are neighborhood bar and grill, they mean it. They treated everyone as if they were neighbors. As for the food. It was pretty good. The chicken skewers were really good, and the adult beverages were really good too. If you want to feel welcomed and eat some great food, give this place a chance.

What a gem! We were looking for a nearby pub or bar to have a drink before going home and there…read morewasn't much to choose from in the Village. We opted for the beehive and at first, we were a little concerned about the location and exterior look of the place. I'm so glad we went in. The Beehive gave us our best time in the Village! First off, our bartender, Zachary, was friendly and jovial and poured a good drink. Memory, our server, was also sweet and gave some recommendations for food. It was taco Tuesday, so really, we were limited to six taco varieties and some quesadillas. We opted to try all six tacos, expecting them to be street taco sized, especially since they were only $1.75-$2.25 each. They were large and each one was really good. The pork belly and the shrimp were the faves. The only criticism would be to use homemade tortillas and/or cook them longer to get a little char on them. We were sitting pretty full when someone mentioned how good the carrot cake is, so of course, we had to try it. It did not disappoint! The absolute best part of the whole experience was all the village regulars! We met so many interesting characters, many of whom were former Texans who'd retired here. I wish we had found this place sooner! It is a real hidden gem in the village. Thanks, George, for the hospitality, good food, and great conversation.