I was in town for Thanksgiving and my buddy’s girlfiend suggested we go here. I hadn’t heard of the place and I was looking to go to either The Meddlesome Moth, Ginger Man or The Common Table. I walk and and the place does have a kind of dive bar field but as soon as I saw the selection on the board and on tap I knew this was a cool spot. I a Clown Shoes Hoppy Feet and Boulevard Nut Cracker Ale (neither of which is available in Cali. And the Oskar Blues Ten Fidy, which I had been wanting to try but the price of a four pack was keeping me from buying it without knowing how it tasted. Now, it’s on my must buy list. The food selection is a bit limited but it wasn’t you’re typical bar food I had a turkey pastrami sandwich with sweet potato fries which was pretty good. Overall I liked this place and look forward to a visit there next time I go back home.

Great selection. Great vibe. Lots of beers off the mainstream. Great place to meet with friends. No TVs or anything of the like, so it’s really just a social vibe.

This is a great little place. 36 outstanding taps. No Guinness, no Boddingtons, no Sam Adams, no bud/miller/coors. All good stuff. Green Flash, Southern Star, 512, Bear Republic, Clown Shoes, you get the drift. Cool ambiance, and much more "comfy" than The Moth or The Table.

Great Place. Really nice selection. Service was exceptional. I was also pleasantly surprised when the tab came. Definitely a place to stop when in the area.

Best selection I saw in Dallas and the bartenders know what they are doing. Good pricing and a large area with lots of interesting things to look at. Parking is easy... Did not try the food.

Easily the best tap selection I’ve seen in Dallas. Only a few miles away from where I use to live. I’ll be back every single time I’m back in Dallas. I feel this place is really going to contribute to the beer scene in TX. Amazing tap list, I thought it was the bottle list at first (Mikkeller Frelser, Tokyo*, Snowmageddon, La Folie, some hard to find Belgian Kegs all on tap in TX). They also have a full bar and may or may not have some pretty cool bottles. Enjoyed a few bottles of some very good stuff while I was there. Great, friendly and knowledgeable service. Still not a great area. Didn’t try the food, but the menu looked pretty decent. Interesting atmosphere. Worth a stop if you are even remotely close by.

Spent the evening of my 5th wedding anniversary here because I’d heard great things about the beer selection on draught, and was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere is that of a dive bar for the most part. The neighborhood hasn’t really been refreshed just yet, but I suspect Strangeways may help lead the charge. It’s really one of the only places on this street I’d visit within at least 500 feet. I didn’t explore the street enough to know otherwise. Great patio and people watching, although a bit smoky. To be expected when smoking indoors is illegal I suppose. Service was top notch. The bartender Vince made us feel like we’d known him a long time, despite just meeting him that evening. The owner Eric was equally welcoming and spent lots of time talking to us. Selection of beers rivals that of any place in Dallas, including The Moth, and The Common Table and I told them that. They had La Folie on tap which was drinking phenomenally. Also had the Southern Star Pro-AM 2011 which I haven’t seen elsewhere just yet. Plenty of Bear Republic, 512, and lots of other great beers. Stuff you don’t see everywhere. You can tell they’ve worked hard on having unique stuff that no where else does, and the mix is just right. I’ll definitely be back, my only complaint is that pricing is slightly high. When you have a place as beautiful as The Moth and this place charges more than they do for beers, something’s not quite in balance.

This is one of my "highly desirable" places to imbibe. Rough looking on the outside and nice a cozy on the inside. The staff is always super friendly and they keep a spectacular array of beers on tap.

One of Dallas’s top stops for on-premise consumption. Dank yet warm, Strangeways has the most eclectic list of beers available on tap in Dallas. I’ve not had their food but have had many great brews here over the last year and a half. Look for lots of Mikkeller that you won’t find elsewhere in the metroplex. Also give their bottle fridge a peek, as you may surprise yourself. Finally, if you get tired of beer, ask for Pappy van Winkle.

One of the better beer bars in Dallas - always a constantly changing tap selection that’s not overpriced. Great patio area when the weather is cool. Better then average pub food to boot (the torta is great!). Also free wifi is a huge bonus.