Hoffbrau Steakhouse definitely deserves an update from my original 2-star review. I came back with…read moretempered expectations and was pleasantly surprised -- this visit was a completely different experience. The food quality was noticeably improved. The steak was cooked correctly, flavorful, and much closer to what you expect when you walk into a long-standing Texas steakhouse. Sides were hot, fresh, and felt intentional rather than an afterthought. It finally tasted like a place that knows what it's trying to be. Service was also a big step up. Attentive, friendly, and much more organized than before, which made the meal relaxed instead of frustrating. The pacing felt right, and we didn't have to chase anyone down for basics. The atmosphere is still classic Hoffbrau -- casual, old-school, and comfortable -- and this time it worked in their favor. I'm glad I gave them another shot. While there's still room to grow, this visit earned a solid 4 stars and restored some confidence. I'll actually be back again, which I didn't think I'd say after my first visit.

Mixed lunch experience on a Tuesday. My husband enjoyed his 10 oz Sal's ribeye--cooked perfect,…read moretender, and flavorful. I ordered the king burger with ranch for my fries but wasn't asked about burger condiments. It came with lettuce, tomato, onion, and cheese, but the bun was undressed and without the ranch for my fries. I asked twice, but it never came. By the time our waitress checked in, my husband had finished and I hadn't touched my food. I asked for ranch again when asking for a to-go box, it arrived on the third request. Disappointing service and lack of follow-through, though the steak was a highlight.

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).

It has been a minute since I've been to a brewery and it was such fun to attend over spring break…read morewith my kids. What a beautiful spot, full of kind people and amazing decorations. The drinks were great, the burger was very good and my kids loved the chicken fingers. There were not a lot of cleaner options which would have been nice to have a few wraps or grilled chicken. The kids loved being able to run around, their outside is so great they should consider putting in a small climbing area for the kids. It'll make the parents stay longer aka drinks + food, while the kids have a great time outside. It could be where we sat but the acoustics were really hard to hear the singer who was a sweet older man. The tables also became VERY hot when the sun hit them for too long, so not sure what the solve is but the kids hated sitting because they kept burning their hands.

We love a dive bar, and this was a nice escape from the pretentiousness of the entertainment…read moredistrict. Live music was great too. No complaints!

Horrible service, even worse drinks. Do not bother wasting your money. I'd rather go out to eat in…read morea cattle trough

A book club that I'm in met up at What's on Tap recently! It's a nice space tucked into a shopping…read morecenter with apartments on the upper levels. Staff was friendly, and I liked that they had a number of options from local breweries! Worth stopping by if there are a number of things you would like to try.

Made a stop here because we were craving a beer and some light snacks to kill some time. It was…read morepretty empty in there on a Saturday afternoon but the guy working the bar was friendly and we ended up all getting flights. There were tons of options and some weird ones too! My favorite ended up being this Electrolyte sour that was reminiscent of Gatorade. They did have food when we went! Ended up splitting a pizza that came in 6 slices which was perfect for a group of 3. I really enjoyed this place and would def make it a pit stop the next time I'm visiting my hometown.

I wanted to meet up with some old friends while I was in Fort Worth. It was the holidays, and many…read moreof the downtown/Sundance bars were closed, but the Flying Saucer came in clutch. I've been to this location many times, and also the one in Houston. For those who aren't familiar with it, they offer a variety of beers from local brews to beers you'd normally have to travel internationally to find. They also serve a variety of food and other beverages (non beer) It was a lovely evening (temperature-wise) when we stopped by, and we so rarely get those, and we opted to sit outside. I've been inside and there plenty of seating, a couple different areas/rooms, everything is clean, and it feels like a fun, lively, yet cozy pub experience. Outdoors was similar. We sat at a table and played a couple games we brought from home. It was great people watching Our server was very attentive and friendly. We got our drinks in no time, and they were there to continuously check in on us (without hovering). We ordered beers, cocktails, and a little snack (sweet potato fries), and everything was delightful Some tips: Parking can be tricky downtown, but there are plenty of parking garages. I would also consider a ride share just to be safe and to maybe continue the night bar hopping (assuming other bars are open lol). Sundance is right around the corner, and it's definitely worth a stroll if the weather cooperates Also, as I mentioned above, they serve non-beer drinks. So, don't feel obligated to order a beer if that's not your thing. They've also offered a "beer-tour" in the past. Ask your server about that Cheers!!

What an amazing place with a view of Sundance Square. So many beers to choose from. Amazing…read moreinterior with saucers attached on the walls and ceiling. Or sit outdoors and listen to live music. Attentive staff will pick up your empty glasses and answer questions. Go just for the ambience and venue, if not to try something new.

10/10 love this place! Such a great addition to NRH! They have a cute patio, inside offers picnic…read moretables or smaller 4 tops. They have board game and cards to play while you visit. Every beer I have tried is amazing, they also offer wine and two different sizes of charcuterie boards. All of which are made in house. If you're extra hungry they partner with Back 40 BBQ across the street and they will deliver. The owner and the staff are all wonderful! We absolutely adore this place and always feel so welcomed and well taken care of! Thank you for this much needed addition to North Richland Hills

Did a puzzle race with some friends, and while we came in dead last, we had fun! There is a wide…read morevariety of drink options and I love that there are games and puzzles available to play!

This really is a cool little dive bar. Good service, stiff drinks, and trivia on the screen made…read morefor a fun time.

Kind bartender who went above and beyond. Really like the dive atmosphere. And the price is right…read more No food.

As someone from Lake Charles, Louisiana, I don't hype Cajun food unless it's legit and this place…read moreis the real deal! It's exactly all the things you love about Cajun culture and food. The crawfish had that perfect boil flavor with just the right amount of spice. Gumbo was rich, hearty, and full of flavor. Had to get me a link of smoked boudin and it stood out. It had a nice spicy kick and was packed with the best smokey flavor in every bite. Got me a meat pie and it was exactly what you hope for. Nice and crispy on the outside, savory and satisfying inside. It's a super casual spot with a great indoor area and a solid patio, perfect for just hanging out and enjoying good food. Honestly, it's hard to find Cajun food like this outside of Louisiana, but they did it right. Made me feel right at home!

Great service and overall excellent food. Gumbo was outstanding. Like the darker roux. Chicken and…read moresausage had good mix of shredded chicken. Sausage was a bit sparse but it was there. Nice little bite. Didn't need to add any Tobasco sauce. They know what they are doing. Read a review complaining about the bread on the poboys, but they use Gambino's which is what I'm used to from growing up in Louisiana. Fried shrimp, on the poboy on the other hand were a tad blander than I would have expected. It needs cocktail sauce which I had to use from a table mate since mine didn't come with any or dialed to ask for it. The cocktail sauce added the missing taste. Hush puppies were yummy too. Big serving as a side. Enough to share for sure. The boiled shrimp looked and smelled amazing but I didn't get a chance to sample. Came with a boiled potato, corn on cob and sausage piece. Pretty good deal it seemed. Prices were quite reasonable. Service was spot on and helpful and they checked on us constantly. A great find in a hidden location. Finding authentic Cajun can be difficult in north Texas. But think I've found one finally.

Lowkey bar with many local drafts. Very friendly staff…read more Although I had a splendid time, I am sad to announce the owner has changed the name. Since I am named Willy, this name change has struck my heart. The Corner Taproom will never triumph Wired Willys.

They'll be seeing quite a bit of me at Wired Willy's, which sounds like the name of a coffee shop…read morebut instead just happens to be a smallish craft beer wonderland just off 7th. Outfit in warm wood tones throughout, they've curated a terrific beer fan's brew selection, clearly the work of people who both know and love beer. As someone who appreciates that in a place, I was quite happy to try a couple of them on recently. It's not big, know that, and know also that contrary to one of the early reviews here, they seem just fine with indoor smoking. I wouldn't say that the place was smoggy by any means, but they definitely weren't averse to it. That said, getting after the tasty stuff is really the way to go here, and though they feature a full bar (lead by Texas distilleries), I only learned last night of their tap philosophy: nothing but US brews on tap, and craft ones at that. So they're not only well curated, but they're a little patriotic about it, which I didn't see coming. That'll keep you thirsty.

I had people telling me this place was a dive, but it's way to nice inside to be a dive. Outside…read moremight be a little deceiving. Also, good booze and beer selection. Also not conducive to a dive. Anyway, awhile back I finally stopped in here on one of my world tours of "weekend, daytime, riding" trips. Got a beer, sat on the patio, played a few inappropriate songs on the digital jukebox and then continued on my way. Nice place to hang out for awhile. Service was good, staff was nice, had a good crowd and everyone was having a good time, friendly. Food trailer out back. Not a lot more to say, but will be back.

Decent spot to wait out the rain during their monthly Rabbit Roundup market. The Honey Mule ($8)…read morewas well-balanced - not sweet, with good ginger kick. Alice's Paloma was simple but solid. Prices are fair. Quiet, laid-back vibe. Would come back.