Love this place! The people are so nice and the liquor store part has such good variety! Definitely…read morerecommend!

Why not five stars....? This place rocks. You DRIVE into the barn, order beer and a ton of other…read morethings (chips, water, other sundries), pay, and drive out. The owner was motivated, polite, helpful, and super energetic.. You need to keep an eye out for it because at 70 mph it's easy to drive by.. That said, in the amount of time for it to register that you just drove by and ask yourself the question, "Was that a beer barn?" You will arrive at a side street for which to use for turning around.. According to the owner there will soon be taco trucks and hot off the smoker barbecue available.. Drive up beer AND barbecue!! So, if you plan on driving North on 35 and don't feel like sitting in the endless construction traffic, then exit I35 just South of Temple and pick up 317 North. Leads you North of Waco (and you can still get Kolaches off exit 353 at Czech House or Slovaceks)... Will add 15-20 minutes onto your drive if there were no delays but lately with the construction it is apt to save you an hour!! Check it out..

When you're out in the middle of central Texas, full of BBQ, and time on your hands waiting for…read moreyour big brother's graduation (CONGRATULATIONS Bruh!!!!!), what do you do? You take a flight! Small towns make walking around easy. My family went antiquing, and I waltzed on over to the local brewery. Walking in, it was still early afternoon. There is a massive parking lot for retail outside. The brewery has a patio out front, and ample seating inside. I chatted up a local fella at the bar for a bit. He put me onto the Pioneer Porter, which was very tasty. My favorite was the Creekside Warmer, an 8.3% Winter brew. Very tasty. The ramblers Amber and the Coyotes Call were very good too. The place is very clean, the staff is friendly and chatty. They have events throughout the week, and Mimosas for those so inclined! There is a food menu, but I did not partake in the chewables. Pricing was good too, can't complain. If I find myself out in those parts again, I'd be back!

Stopped in for a few pints after eating at another place downtown. Had a nice selection of…read moredrinkable beers, and a menu of snacks and bites to go with them. Tables are picnic type tables, wooden benches inside, there's also an outside area in front. We opted for inside because of the heat. Friendly staff, looks like a lot of regulars that stop in. Small area, so it can get loud pretty quick, depending on the kids present/folks on speaker phone.

We chose Backporch to meet my family for lunch and exchange Christmas gifts. It was the perfect…read morespot! Everyone loved their food. Our waitress was super helpful. I don't know if I would necessarily come back (it's a 2 hour drive lol), but I would recommend it.

Food was great. I had the 'Urban Cowboy' burger and their house chips. Service was pretty good. A…read morecouple of hiccups, but you could tell they were trying hard on a relatively busy Saturday night. No complaints.

Absolute pass gas on this one…read more Was meeting a few "locals" here. Couldn't find them so l left because I literally felt unwelcome there by myself and I love me a good ol self care beer with the best company - myself. So basically these people had two opportunities to acknowledge me and sell me a cold beverage. And I was feeling a little thirsty. Fool me once is enough for this spot. *Should be zero stars but cool bones to the place. Wish it was more friendly to "non-locals."

The craft cocktails are awesome! Nice to see the place busy. But, I do not like yo see people…read morewalking out due to the long wait times for bar service when the place is busy. Just need to develop some better service procedures. Waiting for over 30 minutes for ones order, not a good thing. Especially since serving the beverages is the business. Really am glad this place is in the neighborhood.

Michael, the owner, is always welcoming! It's always a good time at Honeycutt's. There's a reason…read moreit's been open for 71 years, and if you visit you'll understand. Great ambiance and good drink. Can't go wrong!

For my 500th review, I present to you my favorite hang out in Central Texas that is next to my…read morefavorite barbecue spot in Central Texas. This is a family run establishment. It has been open longer than I have been alive. This is a very local hang out with many very close regulars. But they don't bite. As I am moderately amused by most things in life, I like the chill ambiance. Rustic with operational doors, soap dispenser and hand towel machine for the ladies restroom. Yes, that's a big deal. Things to know: 1) Beer only but.... 2) BYOLiquor and get charged a fee for it? Or there's soft drinks you can purchase? I have not really ever figured that out. 3) There is nothing over $4 and there is a Thirsty Thursdays discount. 4) The jukebox plays everything but be careful what you pick! Some songs just shouldn't be played here. 5) There is one pool table and it does get used. 6) They do gladly accept cash but you can pay by credit card. 7) If you're looking for barbecue, it's a tan building to the right of Honeycutt's as you're looking in from Airport. 8) You can eat your barbecue here. But you still have to go get it yourself, lazy. 9) Don't piss off the owner or the bartender. If you don't know. You better ask somebody! Or just try it out!

This place is pretty nice, and spacious. Pool tables, arcade games, board games, table top games,…read morepunching machine, oh my! Nick, the owner, is a standup guy and I would definitely come back. They'd see me more if they carried a sour beer, but I know I'm a minority in that department, so I won't hold it against him. The vibe is pretty chill, and if you're a veteran, you'll feel right at home.

Nothing fancy here, just friendly atmosphere and good cold beer. They had a military event going…read moreon, but the manager(?) saw us walking up and invited us in and found a spot at the bar for us. The brewmaster took the time to tell us about the beer making process and made recommendations. I tried the Killeen Me Softly and it was very good. They had a food truck, but didn't eat on this visit.

Definitely and iffy bar. It has a vibe that if you don't know anyone then it's just you and your…read morecrowd you came in with. I recommend it for a normal night out but if you're looking for excitement you could do better

Came out here with a few friends to shoot some pool. Order 2 rounds of beers. When we were done…read moreshooting pool after about an hour I ordered another round and the manager Madison refuse to sell a third drink to one of my friends she said he was drunk after 2 beers. We had been there for a couple of hours I'm not sure what the policy is or why she refused for him to have another beer. It's BS for someone to just cut you off after 2 beers without being drunk or obnoxious. I doubt I will ever go to Greendoor again.

This is one of the best kept secrets in all of Texas. If you were expecting another BJ's, this is…read morenot a brewpub. It's one of their primary brewing facilities, and they have a taproom because state law requires it. But in spite of that and the limited hours, the bar is well decorated, well run, and they even have events now and then. They produce beers here that are otherwise only available in California, but a few kegs are kept just for this taproom. Ask for a tour, the place is huge.

Taproom featuring the BJ's beer lineup, all their standards plus a variety of seasonals. Definitely…read moreworth checking out if you'd like to try their beers, without the sit down restaurant ambience. Plenty of space inside, and they have a stocked cooler of cans if you want to take a six pack home. Nice brewery tasting room in a quiet area. Plenty of parking, usually a food truck outside if you get peckish while trying the beer lineup. Dog friendly as well. Only open Fridays and Saturdays.