This is easily on of my favorite beer spots in Dallas. I’m always pleasantly surprised by what new things they have on tap. Food can be hit and miss. I’ve had a couple of dished that were overly salted. Beer is spot on and current. Great Service as well.

Has a classy feeling without being formal. They have a pretty large tap list and a very large bottle list, as well as a full lunch and full dinner menu, though food can be a bit pricey. The beer can sometimes be a bit expensive but they have a "blue ribbon" special each day, which means the beer in question is only three dollars ($3) all day long. The servers are always nice and cheerful and helpful; overall a pretty nice place to go and drink some less common beers.

Nice upscale feel to the place. Food is pretty good but greatly over priced considering the portion sizes. Beer availability is pretty good, mostly have an extensive bottled selection. Prices for their beers are decent and they have a daily "blue ribbon" selection which is on sale. Overall nice place but not my go to for beer.

Late Monday night, not crowded, excellent service. Great selection on tap as well as bottles, ambiance was very relaxed

Stopped by on a nice quiet afternoon, maybe 20 people in the house .. . cruised the tap chalk board (chalkboard, love that feature for a tap wall) and found only one new brew and it was the one i hoped for, Pecker Wrecker (tasty!) .. . Very upscale feel to this place, not quite pretentious but hell, the food menu is very much so.. shared 2 different pies, not labeled as POT pies but pies, and frankly, they were terrible, the chicken tasted spoiled but the lamb was decent, but muddled.. I don’t see the magic of this place at all, just a yuppie bar to me, but if i am there again, i will definitely give it another go just in case,... so many beer guys love it so i do have respect for it.. just didn’t gel with me this time..

Great looking place, huge patio, excellent service, and solid beer selection. The availability of beer flights is a huge plus. Food is very tasty, although the menu lacks diversity.

Dropped by late on a Friday night with some friends. I was debating what to wear but I ended up dressing trendy and I fit in perfectly. Very upscale bar/gastropub with a swanky atmosphere. Big wall of taps with several things on the list I had not seen before. I was greeted my Matt the beer guy upon entering, and our server knew his stuff. I ended up getting a flight of 5 that I had not had. I will be watching for some of their specialty events and returning soon.

Had dinner here on St Patrick’s day 2011. Interesting vibe-seems like a hipster joint when you first walk in but looking around it’s just a wide range of beer and food geeks (like me). Unique, eclectic, food menu that will bring me back again. A bit pricey on the food side but it beats the standard pub grub you find at a lot of beer bars. Excellent selection of drafts-Texas, US and Belgian styles. Parking is a bit crowded and it seems to be a bit off the beaten track-the "proximity map" shown in the review page is incorrect.

Lovely interior. Waiter was friendly but not very knowledgeable. They were out of some of the beers on the menu. Menu is shy on "normal" food - mostly eclectic tapas style. Great music.

Came here for dinner on a Saturday night. Our party Was seated at the huge wooden table in the front where we could be as loud and as drunk as we wanted. Couple of good beer rarities coming up on the menu. The atomosphere is sort of dark restaurant vibe and the food is full of traditional British dishes that have been ramped up. Overall a good time however not that great on prices.