We really enjoy going here. Note the negative reviews are mostly year'(s) old. It's simple, laid…read moreback, inside/outside dining. The food is good and the beer is cold. What's not to like?

Food was great! Fresh and the salsa was so good. I had brisket tacos.. hubby had a burger that was…read moresuper fresh, then our friends had Mac and cheese with brisket on top... all of it was soo good! Silas was an excellent server and friendly. Just go there. We docked our boat, filled up with gas, and ate. Great time.

Your brother is engaged, and his fiancée's parents own a lake house in Granbury, TX. You get to go…read moreto Revolver Brewing on a Saturday. Life is good. I think I'm still kinda shocked at Revolver's business model. We arrived at their brewery just around 11 and paid $15 each for our keepsake glass and six beers with 8 oz pours each. You learn really quickly that they fill your beers almost to the top. 8 oz my ass. The staff is great and talkative, making sure you know what the beers you are getting are going to taste like. There is a ton of room on site as well. It was a muggy and misty morning (good temperatures though), but the six of us sat at a large table and were able to stay dry. There's an indoor space as well as their main brewery space and true outdoor picnic tables. Plenty of room to work with. I will spend the rest of the review talking briefly about each beer. 817 Blonde (Blonde): I started with their blonde, which was very clean and crisp and a good opening beer. Cosmo Canyon (Strawberry Lemonade Wheat Ale): Probably my favorite of all the beers. The strawberry is more subtle than their saison and kind of just adds to the flavor if anything. Blonde & Honey - Nitro (Texas Ale): Their classic Blood & Honey with nitrogen. I was warned because I guess a lot of people don't know what nitro is. It's unique. I don't fully know if a Texas Ale needs nitro, but it's a cool thing to try with your flagship beer. Yee Hops (Blackberry Lemon Saison): A fruity beer is always fun. I was told this tastes like mustard by one of my friends, but I liked it. It's never a beer I'm going out of my way to get, but it's a fun one to try. Mud Honey (Honey Dirty Blonde): Probably my second favorite behind the Cosmo. It's very light, but I really enjoyed this as well. Sidewinder (A Legacy Southwestern Pale Ale): A stronger beer to close out with. It's slightly hoppy compared to the rest, but still a classic on Revolver's roster that I'd actually never had. I think this place is a must-stop if you're ever visiting Granbury on the weekend. To be able to try so many great beers from an esteemed Texas brewery is awesome, and the barrier to entry is being 21 or older and having less than $20 in your pocket. What a steal. RIYL: So much beer for your dollar that you start wondering how it's even profitable for Revolver Brewing.

Permanently closed. It was really good for a tour of their beers, but they were bought and shut…read moredown.

This is a pretty decent liquor store right at the triangle corner of Acton off Fall creek. Nothing…read morefancy but it's a good selection of liquor and beer, has basic mixers and the typical items like a few limes.

Stopped in on a beautiful Texas weather day. Did the wine tasting with the owner Theresa. She was…read morevery friendly and informative about each wine. Outside seating had tables and chairs capable for large parties. Love that many chairs faced the sunset. Nice place to stop when out site seeing in area.

We did a wine tasting here, the owner did the tasting and not only were the wines great the she…read moremade the tasting fun. Great country setting with a nice porch.

I was in town visiting family and decided to stop by bootlegger, the girl at the counter was super…read morehelpful I can't remember her name something with a K. I was looking for a specific tequila and couldn't find it, she offered to help look it up and see if any other stores carried it before it was closing time. Thank you to her I was able to grab it before the other store closed will definitely have to make a trip back just to see her!

Right off 377 makes this easy in and out. Open, well stocked, clean store has all the expected…read morechoices and usually a few surprises. I love the variety and always find something new to try. Friendly staff will help carry to your car if you get carried away on your purchases.

Best wine tasting in Granbury! Owner even sat down at the table with us to share the history. We…read moreenjoyed the wine and bought some to take home!

I thought this place was closed. They to open on weekends with live music and people would bring…read morecovered disk yummies and share with other attendees. You could bring your own wine or purchase a bottle from barking rocks. I really miss this entertaining venue. I tried going by there several times and they seemed to be shut down. If not could someone let know?

So here's our thought. This cheese is a bit more expensive than similar cheese (in name and style)…read moreyou would by at the grocery store. But it is quality cheese, and you get see where it is made. Not being familiar with this shop, we decided, with the help of Matt (I believe he is the head cheese, maker) to put together a sampling of the available cheeses. The ones were picked are: Granbury Gold: 2-4 month aged Gouda style cheese. Granbury Vintage: 6-9 month aged Gouda style cheese. Birdville Reserve: Natural rind Trappist style cheese. Caraway to Heaven: Toasted caraway seeds in a Gouda style cheese. There was not a bad cheese in the bunch and we enjoyed them all, right down to the rind, which IS edible. I added a photo of all available cheese, and the prices. I totally expect to come back, whenever we need to put a cheese plate together. Oh, and as another testament, as we were leaving a group of 4 came in, and they had driven all the way from Dallas after learning of this cheese. And I will say, it is worth the drive. Bottom line: If you like cheese, this place is definitely worth going out of your way for!

Please support awesome small businesses! We love artisan cheeses and while we live in Dallas and…read moreget the opportunity to visit and purchase bigger cheese shops, there's just something about being able to go to the source. If you are a fan of aged cheeses, this is a must visit! We tried the granbury gold (the mildest), award winning birdville reserve, caraway to heaven, granbury limited edition, and drunken monk: they were out of the bottom three. We purchased every one of them! Locally sourced and made...it was perfection! We will definitely be back for more on our next visit to the area!!!

Maybe their name fits their location, but 'Last Chance' is pretty much my first choice. Do they…read morehave soda fountains? No. But guess who never ran out of gas or raised their prices during the Hurricane Harvey gas crisis? Yep. Last Chance remained true to their name. (Flashback to that week every idiot in Texas ran out to fill up their vehicles all at once, on a Thursday afternoon (myself included). The owner is really cool and his family is great. He does a lot to help local people in need and has good business ethics. They make food now too, but I never really get any, but enough people do that they've kept doing it for over a year now.