District 9 is low-key one of my favorite places to have a beer…read more They have flights so you can try four at a time...good eclectic mix on the taps of some well-knowns and some niche obscure tastes. The bartenders and owners are all so nice. I used to be a regular there and really enjoyed not only the good and drink but just the interactions with them. Good people. For food I always go cheeseburger with rooster sauce instead of 1000 island! Or rachel's cousin (kind of a grilled cheese with turkey). District 9. The bomb. A German pub east of white rock lake. A fun hangout for sure.

We went here for lunch after Church Sunday. It was so good. I had Maria's Roast Beef Sandwich,…read more it was like a French dip. Good crusty bread! Really good au jus for dipping. Really yummy. Hubby had the Bratwurst on a pretzel roll. He said it was delicious. He also ordered the German-Style potato salad but neither of us liked it. The only thing we didn't like. They have a huge list of beers which my hubby loved. We will definitely be back. My husband has had the Reuben before and said it was one of the best he's had! Try it you'll like it.

Had this for lunch break. Food is excellent, staff is super friendly and professional. Highly…read morerecommend

Location Just off Lemmon Ve-North west of Dallas and Love…read morefield. Between Calloway nursery and the Lincoln dealership. Parking Large open lot Atmosphere CLEAN, brewery, 15 ft large screen tv, multiple tv's, game selection area. Free wifi either password readily advertised! Family friendly. Note-trivia Tuesday! Seating Deck with heaters, inside high/ low tops-room with no tv's, Large bar Service Outstanding! Friendly, informative, super nice! Menu So many choices!! Chicken-half, wings, fish n chips, sides, many/many beers. Kids menu. We had the 2 dark/2 whole chicken with 2 sides-fried okra rocked it. Special shout out for the Brussels sprout slaw either diced apples/whole lot of YUM!! The blue cheese dressing is a darker color from delish spices but LOADED with chunks of blue cheese! Brunch menu on weekends! Wednesday-all u can eat wings. Beer samplers. See QR menu! Chicago ipa-fantastic! Peach sparkling! Can I have cans to go?! Summary My co-worker asked if I'd been here/what??!! So close to home n never tried-we will be regulars!! Already shared with friends! Love this place!

this space is huge. games galore. both board games and more interactive games like table tennis and…read morefooseball upstairs. good selection of beers that are not that pricey. spent about 7 dollars. honestly one of the best breweries i have been to. staff is helpful and nice. there are QR code menus and physical menus throughout. there is also a food truck, but it wasn't open when i visited. will have to come back when it is open. parking easy too.

Pretty Cool! Real brewery that seems to be in an industrial…read moredistrict. The service is fast, and the option are varied but focused (you know how some breweries have literally 50 options on a massive board...). I first chosen a frozen option then was mistakenly served a fruity brew, and both were fantastic. ABVs go up to 12%, which is impressive. There's also a very fast & efficient food truck right outside.

Met up with an old friend here for drinks on a Monday night and really enjoyed it. Super diverse…read morecrowd, very casual, and still lively even on a weekday. We got a cheeseboard, but if I had to recommend one thing, definitely the fried mushrooms if you like mushrooms. They're huge and the spicy cilantro sour cream sauce is killer! We sat in the indoor/outdoor area, which was my fave. It can take a minute to flag someone down when it's busy, but that felt understandable for how busy they were. Easy place to settle into and lose track of time a bit--just drinks, conversation, and good food without overthinking it.

I came for "just one pint" and left three days later wearing someone else's sweater, speaking in a…read morequestionable accent, and convinced I'm 1/16th Irish on my mother's side (DNA test still pending). The Guinness is poured so perfectly it should be in the Louvre. The bartender, Austin (I'm pretty sure that's his real name and not just what he tells customers), has the patience of a saint and the sarcasm of a man who's been asked "Do you have anything like Guinness but less dark?" one too many times. Highlights: The fish & chips were so good I briefly considered converting to Catholicism just so I could thank God properly. The bathroom graffiti is poetic. "Roses are red, violets are blue, I came for a piss and met half the crew." - actual quote. Then you've got Hannah, who's basically the pub's chaos coordinator. She's got blonde hair that could guide ships in a fog and a laugh that echoes like a banshee having a great time. Don't sleep on Wes - He'll nod once, slide you your drink, and if you're lucky, mutter something profound like "Life's short, drink good stout." Then he disappears to polish glasses like he's auditioning for a monastery. Absolute mystery man, 10/10 enigma. And rounding out the crew is Paige, the wildcard. She's got stories that start with "Back in then..." and end with police chases, lost sheep, and at least one exploding still. She'll flirt with your grandma, roast your ex in three sentences or less. There is also this Asian guy that looks like a confused troll with blonde hair. He lives up to the saying once you go Asian it's amasian. Can't forget the blonde girl that's going through the Dallas legacy transition of bottle service to real estate. Shes as good at serving as she is selling real estate. These people run the bar like a well-oiled dysfunctional family. They banter with each other louder than the jukebox, remember birthdays you forgot you told them, and have an unspoken code: if you're having a rough night, they'll slide you a free shot and pretend it was a mistake. If you're being a gobshite, they'll roast you into next week without missing a pour.

Enjoyed sitting in the outdoor space! Lots of games! Family friendly. Recommend the Hard Ginger Ale!read more

A cute and relaxed bar with a pool table, in an old building. The facade is beautiful. My red wine…read moreis served in a narrow bottom glass. Pegasus is everywhere in the room, from the clock to decor. From the entrance, the neon Pegasus atop the Magnolia Building (now known as the Magnolia Hotel) is very visible.

Wow this place surprised me. The food is outstanding. Most items are gluten free and/or gluten…read morefriendly. The fried chicken is the best in dallas. They even serve breakfast! Great breakfast tacos. Awesome counter service. I don't drink beer so I am thrilled that they offer wine and a few crafted cocktails. You'll find their beer in a lot of establishments throughout the metroplex. Half life seems to be a favorite and the seasonal Klaus is often sold out. They have plenty of seating inside and out. Kid and pet friendly patio. Brad took care of us and we didn't want for anything. It's a hidden gem

We stopped by Manhattan Project Beer Co. after finishing a nearby 10K, and it ended up being the…read moreperfect post-run hangout. First off, the outdoor patio is fantastic. You can tell this place really shines on a nice day or summer evening--it feels like an ideal spot to grab a few beers with friends and settle in for a while. Fun side note: the name "Manhattan Project" is a nod to the historic WWII project, which fits since they started as a brewery first and built a reputation around thoughtful, well-crafted beer before expanding more into coffee. I went with the tres leches latte and it absolutely delivered. Not overly sweet at all, which I really appreciated, and it gave me the caffeine boost I needed after the run without feeling heavy. The breakfast sausage sandwich was a standout surprise. Way better than expected. The bread, egg, and extra cheese all worked perfectly together, and if you're a fan of a runny yolk, this is a must-order. One of my buddies tried the seasonal matcha banana latte and said it was spot on. The banana didn't overpower the matcha and everything was well balanced--again, not too sweet, which seems to be a theme here. A couple others grabbed some of their seasonal beers to go, and if you're a beer drinker, they all said it's definitely worth checking out their rotating selection. Great vibe, solid drinks, and excellent food--especially for a post-workout stop. We'll for sure be back.

Absolutely adore four corners. Not only are the people so incredibly friendly, but the drinks are…read morecold, delicious, and wonderful. Not to mention the food at Pacheco is always great. Some of our favorites include the loaded nachos and tacos! It's a cool vibe with lots of great events happening all week. It's always an amazing time when we come!

Stopped by Four Corners Brewing for a quick beer. When you arrive parking can be a bit tricky as I…read morewould anticipate the parking lot to be full and you'll likely need to parallel park. Once parked head inside to order a beer and walk up to the counter to place your order. I ordered the hazy IPA, which was very good, but had a bit of a black licorice taste on the end of it. There's plenty of seating inside and they also happen to have the NFL game on as we were sitting down. If you are in this area of Dallas area, I highly recommend stopping by here for a beer.

Great food, great drinks, great bar maids! Had a great time at the bar after a long day.read more

Pretty extensive menu with some pretty interesting looking burgers!!…read more I got the Hot Bastard and sweet potato fries. I just got the burger as it came, it seemed like it would be good as is. And it was! Had a spicy kick as you'd expect. It was very busy when I was there so there was a bit of a wait for orders to be taken and for the food to come out however, again, it was pretty packed so I'm not gonna begrudge anyone some delays when things are busy. I sat outside as it was a nice evening albeit slightly chilly and I didn't have a sweatshirt or jacket but that's my own fault. I'd definitely go again but I would also definitely get something other than the Hot Bastard - not because there was anything wrong with the Hot Bastard it's just the are so many good looking burgers on the menu I want to diversify!!!

GO SEE RICHARD!! We booked Craft & Growler for our son &…read moredaughter-in-law's rehearsal dinner and welcome party, 70 people, in September. Richard COULD NOT have been any nicer , easier to work with or more accommodating! Anything we asked for he said, "sure we can do that. no problem." The food was DELICIOUS and the drinks plentiful. The bartenders and wait staff were great and friendly. You dont need to be planning a big event to stop in and get the same delicious food, drinks and service. Craft & Growler is worth the trip !!!

We had a great time at Craft and Growler. We came to watch Veil of Tears and enjoyed the bar. I…read moretook advantage of the sampler sizes and tried lots of the beers. You can order food at the corner kitchen. The Birra tacos were delicious. They also had wings and cheese sticks.

If you're into juicy IPAs, check out Celestial Beerworks. My friend said it was the juiciest and…read morebest beer he's had in Dallas. Saw may people drinking the Ube Tropic flavor and we ended coming home with a can! There's a food truck outside. We got the al pastor and fajita street tacos (corn tortilla). You order there and they give you a pager so you can grab a seat while you wait. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and a super chill, casual vibe.

Celestial Beerworks is a very cute, chill spot with good drinks and decent prices. Parking is…read moreavailable in the street or in lot across the street, but can be dicey so plan ahead to get a spot. We stopped by tonight for trivia, and had a blast! The taproom is right off Inwood Road and it feels very city. Between the train cars crossing the bridge overhead to the activity in the bar, I definitely think Celestial Beerworks has the right vibe for what it offers. I ordered the Strawberry Lemonade sour, and it was very good! Not as sour as some others I've tried, but was definitely tasty nonetheless. My other friends enjoyed their drinks as well. There is a cute little food truck outside that offers tacos, queso, quesadillas, etc. I ordered the veggie street tacos and queso and chips (not pictured). Bit expensive for the amount of filling in the tortillas in my opinion ($2.5 / street taco, $6 queso and chips) but was tasty nonetheless. I appreciated the sauces on the side but ultimately would have liked more kick to them. It's Texas, baby, bring on the spice! Food takes a LONG time, which is nice when you want to sit down and have a few drinks, but not too great if you show up pretty hungry! Overall, would definitely come back for another beer / trivia night but would probably eat beforehand.