Small Brewpub
EST. 2014
- Photographer: Kelsey Foster
- Photographer: Kelsey Foster
- Photographer: Kelsey Foster
- Photographer: Kelsey Foster
- Photographer: Kelsey Foster
- Photographer: Catherine Downes
- Photographer: Catherine Downes
- Photographer: Catherine Downes
- Photographer: Kathy Tran
- Photographer: Kathy Tran
- Photographer: Kathy Tran
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Old-fashioned craftsmanship and new-wave style greets you with refreshments.
Drink simple and well at the place that'll welcome you with open arms. Brewed beer, mixed drinks, and unique dishes make this neighborhood brewpub the place to be in Oak Cliff, Texas.
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Casual
Industrial
Minimalistic
Urban
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Our approach is a little more old fashioned than most, it's very manual and hands-on but that's how we prefer it. Our recipe book is large and taps are always changing. We're not afraid to use wild yeast and bacteria when it suits us and our barrel program is always fun and exciting.
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from $25 to $100
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Small Brewpub
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We have a 5bbl brewery that was built from the ground up out of repurposed dairy tanks by Aaron and Primo, (the brewers).
Urban industrial interior design.
Bartender mixing up a delicious drink.
Drinks are served.
Charcuterie, fresh and cured meats, pickles, jam, crackers.
Proudly brewing beer, cooking unique dishes, and mixing classic drinks.
Casual setting with bench seatings.
Our menus ebb and flow with the season and take inspiration from the farmers and ranchers that make what we do possible.
Our dishes and ingredients might seem exciting but are most often rooted in classics that have slipped from our view.
