We made a reservation for happy hour as it was recommended to me by someone from the area. We are…read moreglad we did. The lounge seating is comfortable. Our server was attentive and made great recommendations for drinks. The black truffle fries and chips and guacamole appetizers were excellent as were the drink prices. We would definitely come back to try dinner here as the menu looked amazing.

The ambiance of this place is golden. It is in the Historic Crazy Water Hotel, which in itself is…read morecharming, fun to visit and always put a smile on my face. I gave it three stars due to location. The up front service was polite and friendly. Lots of good people smiles and attentive. Our waitress was pleasant and gave suggestions along the way. I was expecting a fabulous 5 star food experience. I was so disappointed. The food was a great disappointment, no flavor. The plating was a mess and not appealing at all. We had a party of four and only one person was pleased with their dinner. This was the Beet Salad. Sloppy plating, only about four beet slices, covered in micro greens, freeze dried chickpeas, and vinegar. The vinegar dressing overpowered the salad and it needed salt. For $15, I was so disappointed Soba Noodles was poorly plated. Down right ugly and unappealing. The person who ordered it, said it was plain. No taste and extremely vinegary. Such a disappointment. Broiled Salmon was plated just ok. The salmon was cooked well and had good simple flavor. I enjoyed it. The side was supposed to be butternut squash and broccolini. I got four butternut squash cubes and 1 tiny broccolini. The purée on the bottom was a vinegar butternut squash- very sour and not enjoyable. It did add to the dish at all. In between the butternut squash and broccolini, there was about 13 soggy croutons that made the sides look filled in but left the palate wanting more. I so dislike soggy bread, no matter what format it comes in. The whole plate was covered in micro-greens, as to hide the plating and make it look bigger than what it is. The New York strip was cooked to perfection and the polenta was tasty. However that whole plate was $55. Plated well and had really good flavor. This party member was the only one that enjoyed his food and experience. Out of the four of us, only one left satisfied with his meal. And that was the New York strip steak. The rest of us left hungry and unsatisfied with our dinners. We were hoping that our very souls would have been touched by the food of this particular Chef . We had heard so many great things about it, only to be incredibly disappointed. I will say that this restaurant is the most expensive, fanciest , nicest, AND CLEANEST restaurant in Mineral Wells. But the food is lacking. I'm sorry.

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

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.

I've enjoyed and been in love with Lucky Brewing's chocolate stout that they specifically made for…read moreThe Pub McDonough in Granbury for quite some time and been meaning to drive out to Dublin to check out whatever else they brew and bottle. So glad we finally made it out! The vibe and layout of the place was cool, very easy to just spend the whole day soaking in the views and meeting new people. We loved most everything we tried, especially their Vanilla Cream hard seltzer. I enjoyed their wine offerings too, as well as their charcuterie. Can't forget to mention... the service was top notch! We hope to return very soon :)

Nice. First off, I love the whole local brewery culture. 230+ visited so far. You guys do it well…read moreand in a unique way, with the winery/brewery combo. Good, solid beer menu, beautiful outdoor setting, warm friendly crowd of locals. A place worth returning over and over. Cheers!

The curry salad no longer has lettuce as it states in its web page, It only has carrots, celery…read moreand orange slices. I also paid extra for pita instead of crackers and still received crackers, Ugh!

Love it! We've been…read moreWeatherford residents for a year and just finally made it to Edgewise. The fellas were real pleasant to talk to and answered all my questions about the beer, the process and their story. The 3 of us each had a 4 beer flight. We all enjoyed out picks. My favorites were: First of His Name and Pre-Flight. We also ordered some Pretzel Bites. The beer and the food was delicious. We look forward to coming back to Edgewise Eight Brewing!

This is a great place to relax when the weather is nice and enjoy the patio. They have an…read moreimpressive beer selection with plenty of local Texas craft beers, and the food was just as enjoyable. We ordered two flatbread pizzas. I usually think flatbreads are a step down from traditional pizza, but these changed my mind. They were fresh, made with high-quality ingredients, and full of flavor. We also had the Reuben, which was excellent. We didn't get a chance to try the food trucks this visit, but they're definitely on the list for next time. What really stood out was the outstanding service. It's rare for me to walk into a place and see so many beers I haven't tried before. The bartender was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about craft beer. He offered several recommendations and even poured a few samples to help me decide. It's always refreshing to meet someone who genuinely enjoys talking about great beer and knows the selection inside and out. Overall, this is an awesome spot with a laid-back atmosphere, great food, excellent beer, and top-notch service. We'll definitely be back.

Great atmosphere when the weather is great for patio chillin. The drinks are great and the food is…read moregood. We ordered flatbread pizza, queso and some drinks. The flatbread pizza was great 10 out of 10, the queso had great flavor but was cold so for that reason I'm giving it a 5 out of 10 easily a 9.5 if it would have been warm like queso should be.

Love the environment here It's a great set up we hope to…read moresee many years of fun here It's a beautiful place very wonderfully restored They have a menu and you can also bring your own food in which makes dealing with a toddler so much easier

Killer vibe and decor!! Super friendly staff and most importantly really cold beverages. If you're…read moreeven remotely in the area, well worth the trip 10/10. Will be back!!

The food is amazing here. I especially love the street tacos…read more We usually sit at the bar and they take good care of us . If your visiting or live in town come by and try it

We looked up dog friendly restaurants and Bosque River Taphouse comes up with a picture of a dog on…read morethe patio. We were refused service because our dog was not a service animal with a vest. If that had been what was advertised, we would not have attempted to dine there. The excuse was the turf and that they can't change what is advertised. Turf is often used for easy clean up with dogs. Outside patios that don't allow dogs will prevent customers from coming. If the rest of their service is like this experience maybe it saved us a bad meal. Also maybe this is why on a Friday night this place is half empty.

Authentic German food! I think I would rather go here than to an overpriced Oktoberfest event…read more Service is great and the ambiance is basically the countryside of Germany. They even have live music on the accordion when we were there!

Ketzler's is a pretty fun spot! The food hit all the right notes. The pretzel was delightfully…read morefresh, the chicken schnitzel was perfectly crispy and delicious, and the sausages each had their own personality with unique flavors and textures. Pass on the hot potato salad, it was mealy, but the fried potatoes were perfect. The German beer selection was solid too so your taste buds are in for a good time. Expect to pay touristy area prices, but nothing too crazy. My only tiny gripe is that the musician didn't show up until about an hour and a half after her scheduled start. I was ready for a show but hey, I survived. Just a little bummer, not a deal breaker. Definitely a cool place to grab some tasty food and beers.