Jaquval Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – Very good beers with unique vibes in an artsy district of Dallas. Worth battling for parking for sure. The Bishop Arts District badly needed a brewery and got a good one in Jaquval. If unfamiliar, the district is just south of the highway a couple miles west of […]
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Maple Branch Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – German beerhall stylings with some unique takes on classics. Very good beer and very good pizza Maple branch isn’t one of the biggest names in Fort Worth, but it’s one of the best breweries. Boasting several award-winning beers from GABF, they do not lack for quality and
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Martin House Tier 1 Summary Bottom Line – A safe space where almost any beer you could want will always be on tap…including some you never imagined. Many excellent beers and some scary. Martin house has long been arguably my favorite brewery. They are the undisputed kings of weird. I’ve seen beers flavored like every
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HopFusion Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – This brewery checks every box. Good beers, comfortable setting and a great location. This is an easy recommendation. Located just south of downtown Fort Worth, HopFusion is very well located for brewery hopping. There are a number of good restaurants and bars within a few blocks. It’s probably
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Turning Point Tier 1 Summary Bottom Line – If you think they churn out amazing TIPA and QIPA…well you’re right. But they do so much more in a huge taproom. Located in Bedford (where I live), Turning Point is centrally located between Dallas and Fort Worth. For that reason, the location can be both good
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Halo Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – Fun flavors with a good selection of styles in a small, but nice taproom. Doesn’t hurt having a friendly and helpful bartender. I thoroughly enjoyed my stop at Halo. There’s a cluster of breweries in the “west end” within a couple square miles of each other. Halo was
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Rorschach Tier 2 Summary Bottom Line – Brewery that likes to experiment and has a wide variety of offerings. Vibe is cool looking like an old house. Definitely worth going. Rorschach was the first brewery on our Day 2 East End leg. Due to it basically being a converted house, it had a certain charm
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Burdock Tier 4 Summary Bottom Line – A brewery that feels more like a nicer restaurant. Beers were good but menu was limited. Burdock felt more like a nicer restaurant than a brewery. The patio was great and the inside was really nice. But that niceness made it feel less casual. I tried 3 beers
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Avling Tier 3 Summary Bottom Line – More a farm-to-table restaurant than a brewery but still making good beers. Great concept to have a garden on the roof and using those ingredients in the food and beer. Avling operates as more than just a brewery on the east side of the city. They are big
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Saulter Street Tier 3 Summary Bottom Line – Alleyway brewery with some solid beers but a smaller selection. Good size space with some character. Saulter Street is located at the end of what I would describe as kind of an alleyway. We weren’t even sure we were going the right way, and the place looks
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