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    Hops And Props

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Second Rodeo Brewing

    4.4
    (231 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    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).

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    The Brand Room

    The Brand Room

    4.5
    (27 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Visited this hidden gem twice over the weekend and each meal was absolutely the best!! The rib…read moresteak was exactly what I expected to be served, in TEXAS! Two days later we enjoyed the chicken fried steak for dinner, which was the best. The cook was amazing, staff was so very welcoming (Maria) and the atmosphere said Stockyards all over it! These meals were truly the icing on the cake for this trip.

    The 4 of us came around 4:30pm on a Saturday, and it was pretty empty which was perfect. The bread…read morecame as cheesy bread, cornbread, and biscuit along with strawberry jam. These were good, although the cheesy bread was a bit too salty. We shared the following and it was enough for us. The ribeye and chicken fried steak are particularly big. - Ribeye: 16 oz, and it was tougher than I'm used to in NYC but I wonder if that's the TX style? The sauce was good, and not overpowering, and the string beans/cauliflower along with the mashed potatoes were good too. - Country fried steak: the crispy breading and steak itself was good. The gravy was good too but it was missing something - more salt or something to offset. I ate this with their signature pepper sauce which helped. - Calf fries: testicle, but if I didn't know, I don't know that I would have caught on. Similar to the CFS, it needed something to add to the flavor besides the gravy. - Large salad: a basic spring mix with a balsamic vinaigrette

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