10 Best Breweries in Arlington

"Easily one of Dallas’s most-loved breweries, Deep Ellum Brewing Company was the city’s first new microbrewery in over a decade when it opened in 2011. “Bold, fearless, and unapologetic” from the start, this comfy spot churns out year-round favorites like the Dallas Blonde, the Deep Ellum IPA, and the Neato Bandito, an imperial Mexican-style lager, as well as seasonal brews like the Oak Cliff Coffee Ale and the Deep Ellum White IPA. Tastings and tours are held every Saturday at 1 and 2 p.m. for $15, which includes three beers and a glass."

"One of the veterans of the DFW craft scene, Deep Ellum Brewing Company produces some of the most popular beers in the area, from the endlessly drinkable Dallas Blonde to the beloved Deep Ellum IPA. They’ve also expanded into the world of hard seltzer via the Blind Lemon, and it’s a strong contender in the scene."

"So grab your date, find a local brewery and head out to learn all about the brewing process, but to also try some of the brews."

"Martin House is the ideal spot to spend a lazy Saturday hanging out, playing cornhole, and sampling stellar brews at their scenic location along the Trinity River banks. This popular brewery offers eight year-round beers, including the Friday IPA, True Love (a raspberry sour ale), and the Salty Lady. The latter is their interpretation of a Gose, a salty, tart German-style beer, that’s fermented with their house saison yeast and finished with coriander; the result is nothing short of divine."

"Martin House is one of the friendliest craft breweries around, where you’re invited to hang out, play cornhole and sample adventurous beer handcrafted to push the boundaries of flavor. For $10 you can fill a souvenir glass three times with any of their year-round beers or the monthly micro-seasonal concoction. Bring your friends and try the Daybreak, a refreshing ale described as a ‘sunrise in your mouth’."

"Martin House Brewing is one of many local breweries in Fort Worth. What makes this one special is their selection. Martin House serves more than 30 rotating brews that include their year-round, micro-seasonal and limited edition beers."

"Is there a beer that screams Dallas more than Velvet Hammer, Peticolas’ 9% imperial red ale that seems to be everywhere in the Metroplex?. Located in a former warehouse in the Design District, Peticolas’ three-level taproom is a must-visit for anyone who is interested in beer that veers sharply towards the higher ABV end of the spectrum. And while that taproom is currently closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you can swing by and grab some beer to go Tuesday through Sunday."

"Peticolas Brewing Company, located in Dallas, is an honest, friendly, down-to-earth brewery delivering world class passion in a glass. THE WILLIAM WALLACE OF CRAFT BEER. Michael Peticolas began his career as a lawyer, spending more than a decade in the field."

"Kat and Brent Thompson started brewing their own beer in 2011 but were eventually prevented from doing so due to Texas’s alcohol laws. So they did what any beer-loving couple would do—they started a brewery. Located on Riverfront Boulevard in the Design District, Texas Ale Project is the first brewery built from the ground up in Dallas in over 120 years."

"After Bishop Cider we headed over to the nearby Design District which is packed full of impressive Dallas breweries. First up was Texas Ale Project, which was recommended for it’s gorgeous views of the Dallas Skyline. This was a really great brewery for our group of fellow beer travelers."

"Opened in 2014, Texas Ale Project is another Design District brewery. Their tap room is open Thursday through Sunday, with a variety of worthy beers on offer. Their Fire Ant Funeral amber ale is a marquee offering, though the most exciting offering from the brewery isn’t even out yet."

"Drive 20 minutes south of Dallas to Ash & Ember in Cedar Hill and this new brewery may just surprise you. Ash & Ember hit the beer scene in June of 2020 during some of the more restrictive state shutdown measures. While it has been difficult, this Cedar Hill brewery has made quite the impact on its community."

"Situated in Dallas’s pretty White Rock Lake area, White Rock Alehouse & Brewery feels like a cozy neighborhood hangout spot. Founded by two East Dallas locals with a serious mutual love for craft beer, this alehouse and brewery provides the perfect location to relax with friends and family for the day. Apart from their extensive selection of beers (both locally-brewed and curated from elsewhere), White Rock Alehouse has a delectable food menu that pairs perfectly with the booze—think poblano mac and cheese, jumbo-sized tater tots, ahi tuna nachos, pretzels, and more."

"Located near White Rock Lake, this brewery comes from two East Dallas locals with a mutual love of craft beer. They have  12 of their own beers on tap including Belgian bruts and Blonde ales to Mexican-style lagers and milk stouts. You can also take beer home in a growler, crowler or keg."

"When you pull up to the building that once housed a YMCA, you might think the patio is only the ad hoc room on the side, wrapped in plastic."

"A post shared by Steam Theory Brewing Company (@steamtheorybrewing). Spacious brewpub with a steam punk vibe offering house beers & elevated American comfort food. Experience their in house artisanal beers, full service bar with signature cocktails, wine, and true scratch kitchen."

"Photo courtesy of Renew Beauty Med Spa and Salon Facebook page. Located inside NorthPark Center, Renew Beauty Med Spa combines natural beauty products and science to offer a wide variety of helpful services and treatments to their clients. Now you can take a break from your shopping adventures to rejuvenate and relax at this state-of-the art spa."

"When it comes to romantic things to do in Dallas, nothing says “I love you” quite like the Ritz-Carlton spa. Hit up Dallas’ premier relaxation destination and book a couple’s suite ASAP. While it may run a hefty bill, there’s nothing quite like the luxury offered here."

"The landmark Hotel Crescent is also in a central location near Dallas Love Field airport and within walking distance of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. Here, guests will find classy rooms with high-end Italian cotton linens draping comfy beds. All have sitting areas, and the best come with floor-to-ceiling windows boasting city views."

"This hotel has the ability to transport you to a relaxing oasis miles from the hustle and bustle of busy Dallas, despite being in the middle of Uptown. The spa and pool make it hard to beat. Plus, a 2018 renovation has blessed the rooms and suites with incredible interior design and abundant natural light, via floor-to-ceiling windows."

"When the Crescent Court was built, it broke a world record for the amount of limestone used. The beautiful European aesthetic makes it a natural choice for Instagrammers. Be sure to visit the nearby Crescent Shops including Stanley Korshak for even more instagrammable places in Dallas."

"This winery is where friendship begins, at least that’s their motto. Some would describe this cafe as a gathering spot with a soul. This wine cafe is located at 4101 Camp Bowie Fort Worth, TX. Every wine that is offered here goes through some serious testing to even be added to the list."

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"This spot on top of the hill was once known as a gambling site for outlaws and wanderers. It was the Texan version of Las Vegas without the dessert in the early 1900s. Once the underground gambling was discovered, the law raided the gambling haven and the Top O’ Hill Terrace turned around completely."

"The Top O’ Hill Terrace, nicknamed Vegas Before Vegas, is a historic landmark. It was once a lively casino back in the 1920s."