Bars & Breweries

The Florida-based destination, opening at Grandscape on March 28, will serve bar bites, boozy milkshakes and a high-tech spin on mini-golf where you can’t cheat.

As if you even need an excuse. But in case you do … here are 16.

Tap the brakes in January? Good on ya’.

Huge news for those into both beer and microbiology.

In some cities, like Portland, Seattle or Denver, people spend their time hiking, biking and enjoying the outdoors. Dallas is not one of those cities. Dallas eats and Dallas drinks.

Black Fox Brewing Company of Texas honors vets with a free-beer program.

Thirsty for a craft beer? Partial to Allen? Great news …

Cans from Happy Hippie Brewing have been in stores for a while. Now the new brewery and taproom are open.

Globe Life Field is hosting watch parties for the games in Arizona. Tickets are just $10 (get link in story) plus a guide to other places throwing big parties.

Jinxes aren’t real!

This endless, bruising summer has sucked another bit fun out of life. Dallas Observer’s BrewFest 2023 is canceled.

The Rangers’ shrimped-topped Michelada is on point. Jumbo shrimp, beer, Clamato and spices are a game-changer for hungry and thirsty fans.

BrewFest 2023 is set for Sept. 9 at the Dallas Farmers Market from 7 to 10 p.m. Our Beer Me 4 Packs are the cheapest option for getting into this event and are on sale now.

With an emphasis on style and hyper-fresh beer, Turning Point Brewery is a pacesetter in the North Texas craft beer scene.

Dallas loves a nice cocktail. We have the proof. Here we’ve updated our annual list of the top 100 bars around North Texas. Cheers!

We update our top 100 bars list with a few newcomers and old hats each year. We talked to the team behind Double D’s about how they stick out in a crowded field.

Despite opening during the pandemic, False Idol Brewing is making a mark on the North Texas craft beer scene.

Need a fruity cocktail? Of course, you do. Try the Yoo-Hoo Yeehaw at Double Wide, or a boozy Dole Whip at Swizzle. Like the taste of vindication? Go for the Mmmmpeachmint at Alexendre’s.

Richardson is getting a new brewery this summer.

With 80 wines on offer, plus great daily specials, a comfy setting and live music, it’s easy to get comfortable at Zin Zen Wine Bistro.

Paul Di Carlo and his brother, Mike, run Jimmy’s Food Store, an East Dallas Italian grocer and wine store. We chat about with Paul about how he curates his preferred collection of Italian wines.

If you’ve ever thought, “Yummm … mayonnaise beer ….” well, great news, Homer.