Below is a list of the top and leading Beer Halls in Dallas. To help you find the best Beer Halls located near you in Dallas, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Dallas’s Best Beer Halls:
The top rated Beer Halls in Dallas are:
- Trinity Hall Irish Pub and Restaurant – features authentic Irish dishes and drinks in a laid-back place
- Cold Beer Company – specializes in serving homemade food, cocktails, and beers in a neighbor-friendly bar
- Craft and Growler – the very first Growler filling station in Dallas. It is located in the Historic Exposition park
- The Rustic – serves cold and local craft beers paired with Texan dishes for a full dining experience
- Steam Theory Brewing Company – features signature cold drinks and dishes in an award-winning brewery
Trinity Hall Irish Pub and Restaurant
Trinity Hall Irish Pub and Restaurant feature authentic Irish dishes and drinks in a laid-back place. They ensure to awaken the Leprechaun -self with their great selections of great beers. There are also whiskeys selected from the finest manufacturers nationwide. Furthermore, the pub hosts live music productions and gatherings. They have events every night like karaoke, poker, and trivia nights. Moreover, they also host tastings and special events for individuals and corporates. Some of their drinks include blended whiskies, highland malts, and Irish whiskeys.
Products/ Services:
beer hall, Irish cuisine
Location:
Address: 5321 E Mockingbird Ln #250, Dallas, TX 75206
Phone: (214)-887-3600
Website: trinityhall.tv
Reviews:
”We sat at the bar for our first visit here and we were greeted by nicely by the staff. My wife was debating on what to have and we were treated to an impromptu tasting of several gins. The spirit selection here is excellent, they even offer flights of highly sought after Pappy Van Winkle.” – Lee Levy
Cold Beer Company
Cold Beer Company specializes in serving homemade food, cocktails, and beers in a neighbor-friendly bar. There is a wide selection of sizes on their menu. They also use the best ingredients for their dishes. Furthermore, their menu includes burgers, large hotdogs, turkey, and pretzels. There is also an extensive list of local, imported, and American craft beers available every day. This includes dry apple cider, American IPA, and golden ale. There are also selections of stout and lager beers. They also serve canned beers from various breweries. Moreover, they serve house classics cocktails like Texas Pecan Old Fashioned. They also have specials daily such as discounted prices on drinks during Mondays.
Products/ Services:
beer hall, cocktail
Location:
Address: 3600 Main St, Dallas, TX 75226
Phone: (214)-370-9301
Website: coldbeerco.com
Reviews:
”Needed some food to-go in a pinch. Decided to stop in during a wild snow storm here in Dallas and I was VERY pleasantly surprised at how much I loved the ambience, food and the staff.. Great place for great drinks and food. I will absolutely visit again.” – Curtis Lester
Craft and Growler
Craft and Growler is the very first Growler filling station in Dallas. It is located in the Historic Exposition park. There are available free parking for the convenience of their customers. Moreover, the bar is open from Tuesday to Sunday until 9 PM. There is an extensive tap list to enjoy. some of their beers on the tap list include imperial sour- barrel ages, Saison, and IPA. Their IPA selection ranges from American IPA to Milkshake IPA. Furthermore, their food menu includes burgers, chicken, and dessert. They serve fried Brussel sprouts, french fries, and tater tots.
Products/ Services:
beer hall, burgers, tap, beer
Location:
Address: 3601 Parry Ave, Dallas, TX 75226
Phone: (214)-821-1122
Website: craftandgrowler.com
Reviews:
”Awesome selection of craft beer (at least 40 mostly local options) plus they’re brewing a few of their own now, which are delicious. Also very impressed with the food.” – Robert Sebastian
The Rustic
The Rustic serves cold and local craft beers paired with Texan dishes for a full dining experience. All of their dishes are served to clients situated in a backyard under the stars. Furthermore, their drinks range from beers, wines, cocktails, and frozen drinks to tequila reserves. The Texas Beer on Tap includes Trinity Cider, Deep Ellum IPA, and Lone Star Lager. They also see Karbach, revolver, and trinity cider on rotators on tap. Moreover, they have bottled and canned beers like Coors Light, Budweiser, and Heineken. There are also sparkling, white, and pink wines from breweries abroad.
Products/ Services:
beer hall, canned beer, wine, cocktail
Location:
Address: 3656 Howell St, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: (214)-730-0596
Website: therustic.com
Reviews:
”I love this place. The patio is huge and lots of heaters and wood fires going. It was perfect sweater weather today .almost warm with the fires and heater. Wasn’t crowded at all outside .and the staff is really helpful and friendly. Food was great, with a variety of things to choose from.” – Mon Chandler
Steam Theory Brewing Company
Steam Theory Brewing Company features signature cold drinks and dishes in an award-winning brewery. There is a full-service bar with great selections of wines, cocktails, and beers. The pub is decorated with vintage industrial decors. There is also a dog-friendly patio for animal enthusiasts. Moreover, their cold drinks include Hops against Humanity IPA, Sixth Barrel Keg, and Apple Cider Mule Cocktail. They also serve Chardonnay and Merlot in their wine menu. Furthermore, the shareable item s for eating include hand-cut fries, beer-battered onion rings, and chicken wings. They also serve mozzarella sticks, fried dill pickles, and meatball sliders.
Products/ Services:
beer hall, wine, beer, cocktail, shareable items
Location:
Address: 340 Singleton Blvd #100, Dallas, TX 75212
Phone: (972)-803-4334
Website: steamtheorybrewing.com
Reviews:
”Steam Theory Brewing has a lot of tasty, creative beer options. I especially like the Peanut Envy! The outdoor seating is also nice. I’ll have to try the pizza next time I come since it also looked good.” – Kailtlin B.
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