The best place for beer I’ve found in Dallas. Nice atmopshere with a lot of seating outside, both in front and with the section in back and on the roof. The beer selection looked good but they were out of some choice offerings when I visited. I sampled the Live Oak Liberation IPA and the brand new Bigfoot 05 on draft. I will visit this place again when in town.

Visited early afternoon on a Wednesday. Cool older building just outside of the downtown Dallas core. Street parking and a decent Ginger Man only parking lot. Indoors is am comfy two story house layout, with a long bar. Patio in front, beer garden in back. It was a sunny day so I sat out pack and had a couple beers while I got work done. Service was great, laid back vibe. I liked this place a lot.

Stopped in on a slow Sunday night. We were really the only one there. Cool bar and awesome patio. Nice tap selection made up of local and region beers. Didn’t try the food but menu good. Liked the tap selection better at Common Table and Meddlesome Moth, but there is plenty of quality choices available. Cool place to have a beer.

Went in on a Friday afternoon, smokey atmosphere, nice beer garden outside. Server was a bit pompous, and not as knowledgable as he was trying to portray. Tap list was out of date, didn’t have the first three things we tried to order. Finally got a Franconia Oktoberfest and St. Bernardus 12 (on tap). The list would be good if they had everything the list, it would be great... Bottles were not too interesting. Food looked good, but we didn’t try it. Beer was well priced. Seemed like most of the taps were devoted to the Oktoberfest seasonal festival, sadly marzens are not my favorite style.

Dropped by here with Mar after a tasting at the Covey. Parking was a bit tight since it is in an older part of town. The building is rather old too but with charm-o-plenty. It seemed to have a southern home sort of feel as you ascend the stairs to a front porch sort of area and then entered the space. Busy place where there was just enough room at the bar for a few more. You seem to creak across the wood floors as you move around. The place seemed friendly and the staff was efficient. Decent enough selection where a few local offerings are highlighted. Nifty experience. I’ll be back here if I make it to this part of the country again.

They have a good selection on tap, so I can try some 8 more different beers; the waitress is kind enough to give me samplers; and, 3rd pub in Dallas, this as well is so cute!
But most of all I like the atmosphere: it’s a Sunday night, December, and outside is warmer than indoor! with a nice patio and a lot of wood; really a warm place (reminds me somehow another nice place in Singapore, the Wine Arcade).

Craft beer pub located in Uptown Dallas. Interior is pretty standard - dimly lit, lots of wood and old beer paraphernalia. I have to concede the outside area at the back was pretty cool and the atmosphere and service was good. The draft range is pretty impressive and had quite a few decent brews, but on my last they visit they didn’t have anything particularly rare or outstanding. The bottle selection is also pretty wide-ranging but has the same problem as the draught range. All in all it’s a top venue in the Dallas beer scene.

Much nicer and spacier than the Houston location. Good selection. You’ll find something you like. Get there early before the frat daddies and sorority girls take it over...

About 70 taps. I was impressed that the bartender seemed to know what she was talking about. My major complaint is that they did not use proper glassware. A generic lager glass was used for all half pints. Other than that, a solid bar with a great selection.

Same basic dark feel of the other Gmen. Have spent most of my time on deck in front or beer garden in back. Wide selection, but the few times I've been in didn't have the odd new/great beer I had hoped to find. Imagine that's more of a timing issue. With the number of taps that they do have it is hardly a big issue. If memory serves, there was a good juke box selection as well.