Very fun atmosphere. Came on a Friday night and there was no cover charge, live music from 2…read moreseparate bands, and very reasonably priced drinks! The place was very busy but they have tons of seating which makes it still very enjoyable and lively. Would totally come again!!!

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).

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.

To celebrate my niece and her first day on her first job out of college, we went to have appetizers…read moreat cheesecake factory, and then have beers and seltzers over at flying sauce. It was a really nice evening. It was only about 82 outside so we sat under the trees with all the fans and there's a big awning over it next to where the stage is and we played games and a bratwurst. It was great. The service was really nice and the ladies were very helpful. I really like the courtyard inside was great, but also a little loud.

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.

Service was outstanding. Perhaps one of the best quadruples I've had since visit visiting La Trappe…read morein Belgium.

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

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.

Made me miss home! Some of the best cooking! Service was amazing from Morgan and the crew!read more

I came here with my mom for the Bayou Summer Boil for crawfish at $6.99 a pound!…read moreAll orders, food and drinks are taken at the counter and your food is delivered to your table. Beer choices are from Abita Brewing. The crawfish cooked perfectly and were decent sizes. I don't think I have had crawfish where the meat came out so easily. There were 3 different types of butter for dipping to choose from. After we ate we ate we sat on the patio while The Squeezebox Bandits were performing. I definitely will be back for some good Cajun food!

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.