Great beer and good food and most of all a very friendly atmosphere.
Shug cooked up a delicious hot dog for me personally. These guys are great.
The best crispy cold snacks in town! Excellent set-up right on the Trinity River, and right across from Top Golf. Highly recommend their Saturday tour.
Went here for the Riverside Shootout, fun event at a very cool place! Refreshing and unique beer selection, my personal favorite was the True Love. I'm not usually one for fruity beers but this raspberry sour was on point.
Beer is good, but the brewery tour sucks. Nowhere to sit, no food(one food truck was present but I was actually ignored when I tried to get some tacos) nothing to entertain yourself like live music or games or anything. Also, no bathrooms, only porta potties, and if you want to wash your hands then tough luck. The only source of water available to the public is a single solitary water tap 5 feet in the air for you to fill a cup. If you want to stand in the sun/heat for two hours while drinking beer then this is the place for you!
Great beer! Get your wristband first for 10 bucks which gives you 3 pints and your own pint glass to use and take home. Packed on saturday afternoons.
An great destination for a fun Saturday afternoon. Their beers are unique compare to some of the other breweries in Fort Worth, and a lot are theme to local band The Toadies song's. Martin House had a great view of the Trinity and Downtown, and there is always live music, food, and activities out back. This dog friendly brewery is a great place to enjoy with friends.
Great house selection that always has something rotating. 3 beers for 10$ bucks with a take home glass. But, all it takes is 2! Food trucks are outstanding. Trivia night is fun as well. Ever done yoga and beer? Then you haven't lived!
Good beer. During Spring/Fall, I would give it five stars. During summer it gets really hot though. All they have is some giant box fans. If you like good beer and it's nice out, I would definitely recommend.
No taproom or indoor facilities at all, you get to step into a storage warehouse briefly to get beer, then stand (or sit if you bring a chair) outside. It was a bit chilly and windy this weekend, I can't imagine it being pleasant further into the winter. They had a decent amount of portapotties, which is good if you've been to breweries that only have a single user restroom but not good if portapotties gross you out. To get beer you have to stand in a super long line around the outside of the building. I clocked my wait at 14 minutes one time, which makes the lines at Rahr, Community, Peticolas, etc seem pretty trivial all of a sudden. Props to the folks who were serving though, they were super friendly and helped my Mexican father-in-law select beers despite a language barrier.
Most of Martin House's beers don't do too much for me but in the last year or so some of their newer and seasonal stuff has been pretty decent. In particular the Big Hoppa IPA is awesome and probably my favorite thing they've done. Unfortunately they didn't have any of that stuff on tap, just the basics, and were out of a lot of things that were shown on the wall as well. One of the most exciting things about visiting breweries for me is getting to try new or experimental beers so it was kind of a bummer seeing the same stuff that's in cans at every gas station in town.
Great people. Great beer (The Salty Lady).
And one wordJorts.