Paid a recent trip to Frisco’s and I just found this place to be awesome. This to me is a beer bar at its very best. No overkill on draught selections, 19 rotating taps of local, national, and imported craft beer, 20-35 bottled beers, great service, nice atmosphere, and really great food. Their burritos are awesome, and the beers are fantastic. Special events are held featuring craft beers, and their specials and happy hour is excellent. Live entertainment too? The only knock is the fact this place is small, and must get too packed at times. This place is a true beer bar, one dedicated to those who love craft beer. I must visit if you ever find yourself in the Baltimore area.

Perhaps there’s better places to be found, but I really. really enjoyed this spot. Frisco’s had all Maryland beers(soon to change) which I enjoyed conceptually. The general manager (Noel) was our waiter and he absolutely was one of the most knowledgeable people I’ve had waiting on me. He knew all but one beer he had on tap and had good reason not to know the newest and also what was coming up and was just a nice guy in general. Highly recommended. (I had my breakfast burrito and breakfast beers there) Some decent bottled beers to go along with the taps too.

The kid (he said he was 17) we had for a waiter was overly attentive, & he didn’t know anything about the beers, but he was very willing to ask the bartender, who knew all about the selections. The place is small, but what do you expect from a strip mall joint?

Surprise, it’s not your ordinary strip mall joint. These guys had Dogfish head 90min IPA on tap, among a plethora of other, equally awesome beers. Tap selection was the best you’re going to find outside of Baltimore or D.C.

Food was pretty sub-par, but cheap, & chips & salsa are gratis. Trust me, though, you don’t go here for the food.... heh.

You’d never think that this little strip mall place in Columbia that sells tasty, reasonably-priced burritos would be a beer mecca, yet they offer up a regularly rotating selection of good-to-great micros, both draft and bottles. Today on draft they had two new beers for me to rate, plus we got to try one of the rare bottles of Allagash Interval (admittedly for $30). The staff was friendly and helpful. I look forward to getting up there again.

Frisco’s itself is not that new, but the expanded beer menu, with the large tap selection and impressive bottle selection definitely is. Probably the best variety in the area. . Beer tastings already lined up. . Beer Club up and running. Also a destination for live entertainment on weekends.

Great new beer bar for Columbia. Ever since Last Chance Saloon went out, I’ve been praying for a place like this to come along. 18 of 19 taps are basically for the beer geek in us all (1 Bud tap - that’s it). Examples as of yesterday had SNCA, Anchor OSA, Stoudt’s D-IPA, Old Rasputin, and Victory Hop Wallop (on-deck circle) to name a few. Great Divide Hercules, Yeti and OA Yeti, and some Samiclaus on the way to draft too. Lots of good regional brews as well (Wild Goose, Oliver’s). Seems like the taps rotate enough to keep things fresh. Bottle selection is very nice with 50-60 to pick from. Beer pricing is reasonable. $1 off taps at happy hour is a plus. Very good Tex-Mex food to boot. My hope is they expand again very soon - good bye coffee house, hello more tap selections?! If you want to talk beer, ask for Adam or Noel. Real nice guys and quite knowledgeable. A recommended stop if in the area - only 5 minutes off I-95 (175 exit - Columbia)

Fantastic new place in Columbia of all places. Nothing but good to great beers both on tap and in bottle. Pair that with large, cheap texmex, and you now have a reason to stop in this town. Well worthy of a place. Real ale, tastings, and dinners soon to come.