This place is such a neat spot tucked into Sherman. The vibe is cozy and chill but still very…read moreclassy looking in my opinion. Big comfy chairs and couches, and plenty of space at the bar to sit too. Big selection of cigars, unfortunately they were waiting on a restock when we visited but that's a great excuse to have to make a return visit lol. The bartender Abby was so sweet and helpful. We will be back soon!

I recently visited Ash & Barrel in Sherman, TX, and it exceeded every expectation. From the moment…read moreI stepped in, the atmosphere struck me as both luxurious and welcoming -- cozy leather seating, ambient lighting, marble accents at the bar, and multiple big-screen TVs made it the perfect spot to relax, socialize, or unwind. What really stood out was their outstanding selection of premium whiskeys and cigars -- truly curated and high quality. The staff were knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to help pair the perfect drink and cigar combination. Their walk-in humidor is impressive, and the fact that they host regular events (Trivia Night, Poker Night, Cigar Club, etc.) gives the place a strong sense of community and personality. ashandbarreltx.com I also appreciate that they offer a VIP membership with benefits like discounted prices, locker storage for your favorite cigars, and entry into special raffles -- a nice touch for regulars. ashandbarreltx.com If you're looking for a refined yet approachable lounge to enjoy premium cigars and whiskeys (or just a relaxing evening), Ash & Barrel is absolutely worth a visit. I'll certainly be going back.

Listen, this is a great little bar close to downtown. The owners are nice, bartenders are great and…read moreyou can make some wonderful friends. Not much different from any other bar. The karaoke guy is also a very nice gentleman. The stars go down because the karaoke guy will move you down on the list and let other people get pushed in front. I get wanting variety, but some people can't stay. I don't sing! Ha! But my crew does. We get there early, they stick their songs in knowing we are leaving in a couple of hours. We stayed late because my friends came out of town to see me. They kept putting more and more people in front of my friends, we left at midnight with oily one of my friends singing one song. She put in 3 songs.. Anyway, it's a bad practice, you never know where people are at and what's going on, so to skip them is pretty disrespectful. Also they never start the karaoke at 8 as advertised. It's whenever the guy wants to start it.

Great live music. ICE cold beer. Lots of room on dance floor. Bar staff if fast and make great…read moredrinks

This is the hidden gem of the Texoma area! Great atmosphere, authentic pub fare: bangers and mash,…read moreIrish stew, coronation chicken and good beer. Best local pub experience next to actually being in England. The bartenders especially Will are great and don't miss Logan and his yummy banger dog! Check this place out!

We stopped in for dinner and a beer. They aren't serving food right now. Laid back English pub feel…read more Beer was very good service is great. They have a good selection of beer from England on tap. A great place to go for a drink

I have eaten here twice and had wildly different experiences. The first time I had the Hawaii 5-0…read morepizza and it was great. Unexpected that the flavors all worked so well together. Cajun fried pickles were also great. Second time I went with a group and the waitress forgot to take my order, took forever to bring the food so it was cold, and hardly ever checked on us or our drinks and my food was overcooked and soggy/oily. The location is great with great parking. I am going to file away the second time as a problem with the staff.

Old Fashioned pub with in-house brewed beer. Especially liked the Vanilla Porter and the Breakfast…read moreStout. All others were approachable and easy-drinking. Worth a stop on your way through.

We stopped in on a week day for a late lunch. They have tons of seating and the restaurant is…read morespacious. There's lots of natural light from all the windows and high ceilings. We sat at a table near the bar and could see a few tvs from our vantage point. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We tried two local beers and both were good. I ordered the buffalo chicken sliders and they were delicious! I wasn't very hungry so I ordered a little smaller and it was the perfect amount. My partner had one and he liked them too. I stole a few of his sweet potato fries and they were perfection! Crispy and salty and so good! We both really liked the sweet dipping sauce that came with.

This is a really cool venue. The service was attentive and friendly and the food was good. Our…read moregroup started with an order of the BBQ porky egg rolls (very tasty and easily enough for 4-6 for an appetizer). Drinks were good and they have a great hard cider selection. The fried fish was really tasty but unfortunately not as crispy as we prefer. The Big Lebowski waffle sandwich was a hit but way too much food for one person. The TX Benny was a great concept and good flavor but needed more Cajun gravy and the egg was overcooked (not runny). The Dirty Pig was also delicious and oversized. I'd return. I'd probably share entrees next time lol.

Great beers! Service excellent Shelby is the best!…read moreJT is awesome Nice environment and oh yeah- great beer selection also

Stopped in on way to another place (no food was had). No…read moretraditional bar taps on wall, so the bar is quite odd and void of norms. Non-traditional. The entry is as though it's a restaurant, primarily, but to me I was still visiting a brewery regardless. Beer menu had a variety yet was too minimalist in info. Zero descriptions. (Pic) Tried Sherman Bock, Kilt Switch and Dubai Chocolate Stout. Sherman Bock was my fellow beer drinkers choice. A solid bock, easy drinking type for a broad section of people. Kilt Switch is a Wee Heavy Scotch Ale that is hidden and buried in the menu simply under Ambers. WhatTF?! It's a 2 time GABF medal winner (2025 Silver 2018 Bronze) and the taste of match! Why not highlight it!? 903? Easy drinking, which is dangerous at 10.5%, and one not to pass up if you like Scotch Ales. Dubai Chocolate Stout 9%. As pics show, zero description of beer or ingredients are offered. It was a good "special" Stout style. Bit sweet to me and reminiscent of winter choco/fruit stouts. Good in its category. Just not my preferred style. Side note: Menu has another unlabled GABF medal winner under stouts but no visitor would know unless they ask a lot of questions or are a beer nerd (me?).

Fun spot in Denison. Drinks are good and cold. They have a nice line up of bands. Servers were…read moreattentive and nice despite them being super busy! Didn't try the bbq food truck but, it smelled amazing! I always forget they have the food truck there. Maybe next time.

The girl bartenders were not so friendly! I ordered the mistake drink which did not look so…read moreappealing-it did not look like the advertisement on Instagram. The drink was basically pineapple juice, such a disappointment considering the cost. The overall ambiance is cool to hang out at but the spot lacked the consistency of the bartending!

This place is always my first choice for Indian food! I would travel to Sherman just for their…read morefood. The food is always delicious, presentation is authentic, service is always cheerful, polite, and prompt. the place is kept tidy. I always tell people the first thing to try is butter chicken, butter paneer and naan bread. And there's always a not spicy option!

A first rate Indian restaurant…read more They call themselves Nepali. And the entrepreneurs may easily be Nepali. In the US, calling yourself a Nepali restaurant means taking a standard North Indian menu and adding momo and some Chinese dishes. In Nepal, they eat a lot more than momo. Mountainous regions in poor countries often use forms of protein that Americans don't particularly care for. (Fill in the blanks yourself on this one.) Doing that in the U.S. would be commercial suicide. At one time, Mount Everest had goat intestine on the menu. Goat intestine is relatively un-shocking given other items that Nepalis hunt or butcher and eat. The goat intestines did not sell well and had to be removed from the menu. So mostly what you get here is a plain old North Indian restaurant. Fortunately, Mount Everest is a very good plain old North Indian restaurant. * * * The headline story here is spice. A. Lots of it. B. Not your standard Anglo-Indian curry house spice mixes. I ordered my eggplant with a heat of 4. A heat of 5 is their !!NUCLEAR!! option. 4 is their "Commands Respect- Listen to Me Baby" level. Mount Everest's 4 is most other Indians restaurants 38. Steam came out of ears. Steam came out of eyes. I was amazed my metal container was able to hold that dish. I set a Grayson County speed record for most Naan consumed in the shortest amount of time ... As vast amounts of naan were stuffed into my flaming mouth to lower the temperature. * * * I LOVED IT. I WOULD DO THAT AGAIN IN A NEW YORK MINUTE. * * * If molten lava isn't your thing Ordering your food with a heat of 0 or 1 Will give you a nice lovely very mild dish. Mount Everest caters to all tastes. * * * The spicing here is unusual. This particularly shows up in the salty lassis. I couldn't tell you what the flavor combo was. But it was intriguing and wonderful. That is another dish I would order in a New York minute. * * * Speaking of non-New-York topics, Mount Everest does its best to fit into a Texas-Oklahoma aesthetic. There is a pool table. For all I know, Texoma is full of Indian restaurants with pool tables. But that was the first time, I had ever seen such a thing. They have country-western style decoration, and guitars on the walls to help set a mood. They serve cold beer. I am not used to Texas Ice Houses that also serve Tikka Masala and Aloo Chana. But this is a concept I could definitely learn to like. * * * Overall, this is a first rate establishment. And if you want enough inner fire to be able to climb the Himalayas without wearing a parka, Order any dish with a heat of 5. The snow will melt on either side of you as you pass.

Sherman Tx has a good Mexican restaurant…read more Looks like a converted Johnny Carino's The interior is well appointed and provides an excellent dining atmosphere. Menu is loaded with Tex-Mex favorites. Queso and guacamole appetizers were Tasty. Sampled the quesadilla, enchiladas, relleno's, with rice and beans. Chips and salsa were fresh. The side order of steaming hot corn tortillas and butter is a must. I definitely recommend this restaurant

Food was excellent and servers friendly and quick. I ordered shrimp fajitas and the shrimp were…read moreserved tails on. Maybe there's a chef reason but I didn't care for it. The real deal breaker is the excessively loud music. We were seated in bar area and I requested a quieter area of restaurant. We were taken to main dining area. Didn't matter. So loud it made dining unpleasant. As much as I enjoyed the food I cannot tolerate the volume so will not return. Maybe a carry out. Giving a 4 as the food was excellent. Would have been a 5 without radio blaring

Both locations of these restaurants are AMAZING!!!!!! Clean, super fresh food, and the most…read moreamazing staff!! This is seriously one of our most favorite restaurants

In at about 6:30pm on a Thursday. Restaurant was mostly empty. Counter service was helpful and…read morefriendly. Ordered a two piece catfish with 3 piece of shrimp. Much of the dining area was messy. Grabbed a booth and realized lights & tv weren't on. Staff did come to turn on lights, but not tv sets. Music in restaurant was too loud for a conversation. Best part of the dinner was the fries. Good amount of seasoning, interesting cut, served piping hot. Fish and shrimp were both bland and over cooked. Dinner was not worth $22+ per plate.