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!

Found this beautiful place by accident. Just so happen to be a flamenco night. Wonderful evening…read more Reasonable $35 a bottle of wine. Made for a romantic date night.

We visited on a Saturday afternoon, partly because their website said there would be live music all…read moreafternoon. When we arrived, we were the only people there besides the owner. He was very attentive and the service was good, but the live music was not actually going to start until the evening which was disappointing. The venue isn't what we were expecting. It feels like a nicely finished garage. There are houses all around. They had to show us where to park because it felt like we were in a neighborhood. There are some rows of vines behind the patio area. The wine was fine. If you have Celiac Disease or a wheat/grain allergy, the Texas Jack may not be safe for you. They said the mead was gluten-free (mead is way too sweet for me but my boyfriend tasted it).

I just want to come on here and shoutout Adam for his STELLAR service. We came in to celebrate my…read morebirthday and Adam was an absolute delight. I couldn't recommend this place enough to my friends. If ownership is reading this, give Adam a raise. 15/10 service. Thank you Adam!!! Looking forward to coming back and seeing you friend.

I love how over the years this location just gets better. There's plenty of space, a variety of…read moregames for all ages, extremely family friendly and super yummy seasonal ciders. I will always enjoy coming here. There's much more seating, staff is friendly and responsive when there's an issue, and they have snack machines now, and welcome outside food. I hope they keep their prices fair!

A stop and the after party for the Hawaiian theme mimosa walk…read more Alicia greeted us and gave us fantastic service throughout the afternoon. You can order Picadera Dominican street food at the counter. We decided on the pick 5 in the cute ferris wheel; there were so many options to choose from. We decided on empanadas, wings, 2 kinds of tostones and plantains. The wings seasoning was a bit salty for my taste but everything else was spot on flavors.

Visited Trinity Cider on the Dallas Mimosa Walk. They offer mimosa walkers option to pick any cider…read moreto get. I tried the raspberry lemonade, it was so good. The staff is very nice and helpful. They moved across the street to a new location that is bigger and has a kitchen! Very cool place!

Steve has been a Denton, Texas fixture for over many years and is a definite venue for taking in a…read morelive music show, or a few drinks of wine, more involved than one might reckon. Steve and his attentive bar staff can suggest certain choices for your particular tastes in red options, including Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, or Whites, such as Fume Blanc or Chardonnay. And it's just a matter of pairing specific wine with cheeses or main courses, generally steak, fowl, or fish, which is a related study of its own, really. Steve's Wine Bar delivers the best of Denton, Texas. U.S.A. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. Happy Easter and 420, too! Thanks for being there, Steve.

I am like a kid in a candy store here! Owners and staff are simply the nicest in town. Steve and…read moreKaren have a true gem here. Heather is my favorite server. Cheryl is the best kept secret somm in DFW. Even my daughter likes to go and she is just developing her wine palate. She is not intimidated which is unusual in wine bars. They will help you pick the perfect wine. My husband enjoys all the beer options. The music is always great. And the group wine tastings are always top notch. The wine club is an amazing value. They even host dinners with wine pairings and host trips to different wine regions across the world. All while supporting everything local. Clearly deserving Small Business of the Year award for 2025.

We have hear about Jimmy's for years and finally made it in to try. The store itself is great…read morewith huge variety of specialties at honestly good prices. But we are here for a sandwich! You Make your way to the counter where the gentleman takes your order and gives you a number. We went with the Prosciutto and Hot Italian Sausage. The Prosciutto sandwich was super tasty with fresh ingredients and top tier bread. The Hot Italian Sausage was over to top and delicious. Great sausage and amazing bread with just the right amount of spice overall. The sauce they use could be a meal by itself. Super great sandwich! The whole experience was fun and we would definitely come back. Highly Reccommended!

This place is awesome. Opened back in 1966, it's been a Dallas staple for decades, and you can feel…read morethat history the second you walk in. It truly feels like you've stepped into a legit Italian market. It's packed--in a good way--but be prepared to rub elbows while you shop. If you don't have social anxiety, it's all part of the experience. We met another couple there for sandwiches, and they absolutely delivered. I had the Italian beef, which was delicious--but definitely spicy. I even asked for light peppers and it still brought some heat. So fair warning: if you're sensitive to spice, you might want to pivot to something else. My wife has been missing New Orleans, so she went with the muffaletta. Let's just say it was a much cheaper solution than flying her to the Big Easy. No gumbo on the menu, but the sandwich hit the spot. After we ate, we did a little shopping and grabbed some fresh Italian ingredients imported straight from Italy--which is always a win in my book. Great food, great vibe, and a true Dallas institution. We'll definitely be back.

I really liked Vintage Cork. I was staying at an Airbnb in the area and trying some of the local…read morewine bars. Vintage Cork was my favorite. The lady behind the bar was knowledgeable and friendly and I enjoyed the wine. The place is super cute, and they are open on Sundays. She even gave me a couple of recommendations to check out while I was in the area. If I ever find myself in the area again, this is definitely somewhere I will make sure to stop.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon to wrap-up a girls weekend trip. We received a warm and friendly…read moregreeting from the owner. There is plenty of room to sit, relax, and enjoy a glass of wine...or two. There are wines from that are from all over Texas, including the owner's labels. Since food is not served on Sunday's, you can order food from the bistro across the street.

Had to pick up a few items for my home carbonation setup and they had it all in stock and for me…read moresorted out pretty quick. Nice selection and hope to come back and shop more soon. Ty!

BrewHound is the best source for beer supplies in Fort Worth. I have been going there for many…read moreyears and I have always gotten what I need along with great advice.