Best hangout in the area. Great vibes, great staff. Great music. Like the best music I've ever…read moreheard. I don't know where they get their playlists but I'm going to slap the owner till he tells me.

False Idol Brewing is one of those spots I genuinely enjoy stopping by whenever I'm in the area…read more The atmosphere is laid-back and welcoming, making it easy to settle in and really enjoy what they do best--craft beer. Their assortment is solid and thoughtfully curated, with something for every kind of beer drinker. As someone who gravitates toward pale ales, I really appreciate how well they handle that style. The pale ales are consistently flavorful, balanced, and refreshing--exactly what I look for when I'm sipping on a craft brew. You can tell they put care into their recipes and aren't just phoning it in. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or just looking for a great place to relax with a quality brew, False Idol Brewing is definitely worth the stop.

While visiting friends in Dallas we decided to stop here. We purchase beer to go. The place is a…read morenice size, pet and kid friendly. We got there before the live performance. The staff were friendly and informative.

I really enjoy Turning Point, this brewery offers the following!…read more Enjoy great food, craft beer, and family-friendly events! Great staff behind the bar willing to help you find the style you enjoy or turn you on something new. They are open Tuesday through Sunday with bingo nights, live music, and a farmers market atmosphere."

Went on a Saturday to grab a beer…read more Definitely marketed for the millennial with kids. Everywhere you look it was a kid's birthday party. Loud, over stimulating but with great chairs and shade. We snuck in a side door so I think you're supposed to get through a greeter to reserve a table. We found two chairs by the kiddy raceway and sat watching kids try and peddle bicycles. Might go back but not on a weekend. Good selection of beer!

Had bought their beers before at HEB and enjoyed them so thought I'd check the brewery out since we…read morein the area. Cool spot overall but very odd how much it seemed marketed toward kids. As if Chuck E Cheese got into the beer brewing industry. Had to use my phone to first sign a waiver, which is odd and felt like a ploy to be able to get your information probably for marketing. Also had to use your phone in order to order food even though I was standing at the counter speaking to an employee. Tried the mini corn dogs and fries. Both tasted frozen which was a letdown since breweries usually have great food. The beer is definitely the star of the place though as it should be. Will continue to buy it in the stores but wouldn't return to the brewery.

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.

Well, in Grand Prairie, I looked up for a brewery to cool off a little bit and found this one wife…read moreand son went down there, very nice joint very good people. Good beer nice and cold and vibrant surroundings has a little record shop, a pizza joint all in a backyard setting stop on by good people very polite very good service

I forgot to take a pic of our pizza! We came for their pizza and of course drank the beer. The…read morepizza is super, super thin. Like the thinnest pizza I have ever seen. It was pretty good. I like how you can eat the whole pizza and not feel stuffed and uncomfortable after. Their pizza is pleasantly filling and tasty. I would recommend this place. P.s. the beer is good too!!

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.

One of the best breweries in Fort Worth! (heck, in Texas!). Great place with giant projector…read morescreen for watching games - including the World Cup.

Was in Fort Worth for work and a couple coworkers recommended HopFusion Ale Works, so I decided to…read morecheck it out. Glad I did -- really cool spot. I had the Article 15 and it was solid. The place has plenty of seating both inside and outside, and it's got a laid-back vibe. I grabbed a beer, posted up with my laptop, and just relaxed for a while. Definitely a great spot to hang out and enjoy a good craft beer.

50% of the items I wished to buy were out of stock so I gave up and only bought two things from…read morethem. The items I did buy included star san and A hydrometer. The hydrometer I picked up from their location was broken. With them only being and online store the return was inconvenient. In the future I plan to find a local company that I can support, one that will have time for me to ask questions. This company did not provide a more convenient service with its online store or location and sent me a faulty products.

This place came highly recommended not only by Yelp reviews but also by friends of ours that enjoy…read morehome brewing. As promised the store is clean, well-stocked, and the staff is beyond helpful. We are total beginners and they helped us pick out a kit, gave recommendations on supplies, gave tips on what we actually would want to get as a first time brewer. They stacked up all our goodies, rang us up (the total dollar amount wasn't even too painful), and helped us carry everything to the car, with an invitation to call them with any questions we had during brewing. Like I said, their reputation precedes them and they more than lived up to it.

It's now The 206. Had a tasty rye ipa. Next I'll dry one of the German brews. Note: the rye ipa…read moremight have been brewed at Cowtown Brewing, that's why my next will definitely be in house brewed.

Great brewery with food options in the food court next door that will bring your order out to the…read morebar. Or you can take your beer into the food court if preferred. Atmosphere is nice and open with plenty of bar seats as well as communal high tops and standalone tables. Nice outdoor patio when Texas weather permits! Tried a couple of their beers: Miso Smooth (Japanese rice lager - 5.5% ABV) and Soul Fire Ultra Light (American Light Lager - 3.7 ABV / 15 IBU). Both decent enough for what they were, the latter being helped by the fact it was only $3 a pint. For food, tried the newly opened Zaep Zaep Thai joint. Had the Thai Basil Combo Fried Rice and an order of Spring Rolls. Seriously good stuff! Unexpected quality for a food court! The chef (owner?) also came into the bar to check to see if our food was to our liking. Definitely a nice touch and I wish him much success. Olivia's Scratch Kitchen serving African cuisine was the only other option open. Was a tough decision and hopefully will be back soon to try their offerings! There was also a cupcake place (Kid Kakes) that seems to get great reviews, but with Oak St Pie Company just a few doors down... well... sorry Kid Kakes! At only 20 years old, the bartender did a great job serving us and was more genuinely personable than many who have done the similar job for years. All-in-all a great impulse decision after The Original Roy Hutchins BBQ line ended up being far too long to wait in!

Must stop for a beer. They had all sorts of beer. Some on…read moretap, in bottles, and cans. I grabbed a beer from here and then walked it over and took it into Bourbon Street Bar & Grill for dinner. I thought it was cool I could do that. I guess they have the same owners. After dinner my family all came over to have some of their world famous Old Fashions. We sat in the back at their big table, drank Old Fashions, and played games. Our waitress was very nice and helpful. We probably tried all the Old Fashions. We even tried them smoked. We've not had them smoked the way they did them. They smoke the glass and ice, then they pour the Old Fashioned into the cup. Yummy.

I liked this bar! There were plenty of regulars who seemed engrossed in conversation with the…read morebartender, giving the place a "Cheers" like feel. They have an extensive menu of different takes on an old-fashioned, I ordered the classic. You can order off the menu from the restaurant next door and they'll bring it right to you. True to its name, the establishment is on the corner of a small shopping center with a large covered patio and outdoor fireplace before the entrance. I liked the twinkle lights and the digital display with a carousel of snarky quotes and jokes. The atmosphere is cozy and comfortable - an ideal place to chill out for a bit.