Cute little cocktail bar right next to several awesome dining options. Grabbed an espresso martini…read moreand a Japanese highball with my husband before a late night movie. Seemed like a well curated menu of featured drinks, and the bar itself was well decorated.

Vibes were fantastic, the staff was attentive, and this is an all around nice hangout spot for a…read moresimple drink. My apple sidecar has Yebiga plum brandy, orange curaçao, apple cider, citrus & simple syrup. Overall it was a good a slightly strong drink, I enjoyed it. The seating was nice too

Came here for happy hour with a volunteer organization. There are so many beer choices, they also…read morehave seltzer and wine. Food is really good. Can't wait to go back. Service was great and the place is huge with ample seating and tvs to watch sports.

3 Nations Brewing was on my list and on a recent trip to Texas I managed to try some of their beer…read more Even though I frequently scratch off breweries off it my lengthy list (though it is diminishing quickly due to breweries not being as popular as they once were) it is always a good feeling to get a brewery that I feel needs to get tried finally gets tried out. Steve and I were fortunate to get one beer from this brewery. We had a Helles Lager, a lager type we are very much fond of from 3 Nations Brewing. The name of the beer was Go Time. The flavor elements in this beer that are fun to detect are a biscuity flavor as well as a bit yeasty with a dry finish. It's very refreshing in my book! The body of the beer is smooth and the hue to the beer bright! A nice, solid Helles Lager from this brewery and I am thrilled that I got to try it over a brewery that I had on my list for an unspecified amount of time... most likely!

I'll take back my previous review, tried it once again and while it wasn't busy in terms of…read moreambiance .. food was super fresh, got the pretzel board and waters wedge. Patrick was great w his service and everything was great! I'll rally my neighborhood to all come at once.. it was amazing!

I visited Waters Edge with my family this past weekend before we went to a movie at the Drafthouse…read more(just across the parking lot), and we had a good time! Waters Edge is a winery and a bistro - so you can come for drinks or a meal or both. We were told that they make all of the wines on their menu, of which there are dozens of wines on their menu. I've been to a few urban wineries before, and it's an interesting concept. Waters Edge buys grape must (crushed grapes) from around the world and then craft and bottle wines made from that must at their locations (this Dallas location is one of 15 across the country). Wanting to try a few of their wines, the four of us shared two flights of five wines each. We tried the Tour of Armenia and Alec's Flight (a rotating selection of wines by their winemaker). Did I like every wine? No. But I thought most of them were pretty good. Personally, I'm not sure they need to make this many wines; I'll always prefer a business that does ten things well than fifty things fine (the Cheesecake Factory rule). But most of the wines were pretty nice (of the 10 I tried, I wouldn't drink 3 or 4 but wouldn't mind drinking the rest again). I appreciated that many of their wines are Armenian style, because I haven't had much opportunity to try Armenian wines. We also ordered a few snacks - they have a full food menu. We shared their Deviled Egg of the Month (2 eggs - 4 halves) and their Cheese is Life Board (two cheeses, hot honey, giardiniera, and crispy flatbread), which were both good snacks. They've been open just under a year, but the place doesn't feel quite lived in yet. The dining room has a large room divider in it, set up like a bookshelf. It has books and card/trivia games about wine and more. But many of these items were still wrapped in plastic, making it feel a little impersonal. The service was good, and it's a comfortable place to spend a couple of hours! The food we had was pretty good. The wines in my opinion are just okay - probably not the spot to take a wine snob on a date. But they have a large variety of wines, so you're likely to find one or many that you like. Not a bad place to spend some time if you're in the neighborhood!

Greatest selection. Many obscure products you won't find at most beer stores.read more

WAAAYYYYY OVER PRICED! Like almost felt assaulted by the prices at this place. It may be a small…read morebusiness with plenty of overhead, bit some of the prices on their product is just embarrassingly high as hell!

Came in on a Friday around 5:30 and it wasn't packed so that was great! It's a nice little place…read morewith great tasting mead. I should've done the flight to try more, but I'll be coming back. Service was great & good music playing.

Historically, mead is where we started, and Breaking Brew Meadery has brought it back in all its…read moreglory by providing more than one flavor to casually sip on. Along with the back story, this meadery provides mead classes, mead take-home kits, mead to go, and so much more. If you have never tried it before, I would highly suggest coming here for your first try. The staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable in their field, which takes their mead tasting to another level. They just extended their back area to add additional seating and make room for the events they'll be hosting, such as an open mic. I look forward to returning to try what's new on tap, along with making sure to have a cup of their mead on my next visit to the Scarborough fair!

Super friendly staff. Prices are a few $ higher than some of the "chain" liquor stores. But the…read moreservice and cleanliness of this place makes up for it. It's always super clean and has a layout that makes it easy to find what you're looking for. Staff is happy to answer any questions and give great recommendations as well.

Customer service is outstanding! Great selection with good prices. Best liquor store in the area by…read morefar.

I Want That One might just be my new favorite spot in Dallas! Graham and David are the best --…read moresuper friendly, hilarious, and they make wine tasting feel easy and fun (no snobbery here!). Every visit is a little adventure -- one minute you're sipping a surprisingly good red, the next you're laughing over a quirky gift or grabbing a few stocking stuffers you didn't know you needed. It's impossible to leave empty-handed. Whether you're wine shopping, gift hunting, or just want a laid-back wine tasting in Dallas, this place totally hits the mark. You'll walk out smiling and probably saying exactly what I did... "I want that one!"

This place has such a unique sense of style, and our visit was genuinely memorable. It was my first…read moretime experiencing an "experiential concept store," and I went with two friends who loved it just as much as I did. We enjoyed a wine tasting while browsing through the art, each piece reflecting the story and personality of the shop's owners, Graham and David. I had the privilege of meeting both of them--they were warm, welcoming, deeply knowledgeable about wine, and their style is every bit as remarkable as the space they've created. It's the kind of spot that makes you want to linger: sip a glass, discover something new, and just take in the atmosphere. I'd strongly recommend stopping by for a drink and a browse if you're anywhere nearby. I already plan to return next week with another friend to share the experience.

Awesome staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. This location has a great variety of drinks.read more