Freetail Brewing Co.

Very cool place...quite large...lots of seating...and a very big brewing area. The artwork is pretty neat...and part of the fun in checking this place out. There were 12 beers of theirs on tap when I visited...8 with the Freetail label...and another 4 using their specialty/experimental beer logo of Ghost Pixel Beer Studio. I actually found the Ghost Pixel beers the best...especially Frag Out IPA (American) and Pineapple Bomb IPA (NEIPA). Many of the Freetail beers were just average...which was a disappointment...given this place has the most history and reviews...I expected better. I heard the food was decent...but we already had plans to eat elsewhere. Probably a place to checkout if in SA...but not as strong a contender as I had hoped for.

Ok sports bar place way up north. Not worth the drive out to it unless you were in the area. A dozen or so of their taps, lively sports bar wide open vibe on a basketball playoff game night.

Visited here in early June ’15 while in the area for business. Open-air kind of feel to this brewpub, nothing fancy or pretentious - more like a sports bar that just happens to be brew some pretty solid beers - and lots of them. Had at least 16 on tap I would say and a few guest taps. the three I had were pretty solid I chose low ABV selections as I had a decent drive back to my hotel, Food was pretty solid - I had a Greek pizza and was satisfied. Had the usual burgers, wraps, sandwiches etc. Worth a visit if in the San Antonio area.

Their beer is very good. Selection changes depending on what they have. I was dissapointed that at the time they did not have any sours. Food is average

Nice brewpub that features brick oven pizza. Flight of beers (4) was $6.50 and a pint was $4.25. About a dozen beers of theirs on tap. Decent quality, but nothing too exciting that I tried. Pizza was nice. Worth a visit.

7 Freetail beers on tap plus a copuple more in bottle only as weel as about 4 guest taps, 2 of wich were used by ciders. Wood fired oven produces good pizza. Good salad too. A bit pricey.

An average spot with one exception, the service. The service was abysmal. The selection of beers is good and the menu is acceptable.

Visited: 4/25/14 Ambiance: Cool, wide open footprint with tables everywhere and a bar that covered a full corner of the building, Freetail breweriana all over the walls, TVs everywhere and a solid patio too. Family friendly. Service: Decent service, friendly bartenders and servers, semi knowledgeable about their beers. Selection: they had 11 house taps and 5 guest taps when I was there. The guest taps were all TX beers and decent...the in house beers ranged from decent to pedestrian. All the good stuff makes it to bottle. Food: Pizza was solid...nice brick oven pizza made with fresh ingredients. Value: Pizza was a little over priced but decent for what you got. Beers were 5-6 pint, some beers were worth it, some a little over priced. Overall: a great place to stop in and have a beer and some food, hopefully the in house beers were just at a lull during my visit.

Stopped by during trip to SA. Inside was very noisy due to trivia contest?? Sat outside which was nice in April. No beer list had to walk to chalkboard. Service and food were fine

Overall, a pretty good brewpub to grab a bite and some bottles to go. Went when I was visiting San Antonio. Good tap selection, prices are fair, but the food is actually pretty darn good too. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in SA.