9 Best Craft Breweries near North Richland Hills

“The lager is by far the best tasting one I’ve had in DFW so far. I really enjoyed the lime that was put on it. This spot is great when the weather is nice outside, the patio doors are fully open. I really enjoyed this spot! I’ll definitely be back!“

“Awesome brewery with a delicious BBQ food truck right outside. We tried the Miracle blood orange wheat and the Weisser time Hefeweizen. And for BBQ we were blown away by the brisket Mac and cheese bowl and the Birria tacos - so so good! They also had some live music - perfect combo for a Friday night. Only request is to get some board games for people to play (we didn’t see any there).“

“I had the pleasure of meeting the owners yesterday for a business meeting. They had a great beer selection and Sky is the Limit definitely took me to the moon! I shared my brewery cup collection with them, and they were graciouis enough to give me one to add to the collection!We look forward to collaborating with you in the future for events. Thank you Desiree for your time.“

“Pleasantly surprised by this location since it is a chain. Though it was quite busy, service was still attentive, fast, & very hospitable. This establishment is perfect for date night, family time, and everything in between. The food exceeded my expectations and I will admit I’ll be returning soon!“

“Great spot with good food and awesome service.We had the khao soi and coconut gelato. The khao soi wasn't quite what we expected, with the green curry, but it was good. The coconut gelato was awesome! Melts fast, so eat quick!The service was amazing, very knowledgeable and attentive, with some chatting and making sure we were good.“

“Had a great experience here on a Saturday evening when I was looking for a new brewery to try and wanted to watch college football. The bartenders were friendly and made beer recommendations and offered samples to try. I opted to start with a flight and then stuck with their Dunkel. I had a side salad and the steak sandwich from one of the counter service restaurants that serve at the brewery as well. The live acoustic music was an added bonus too!“

“This food and brewery hall is really kewl. I actually live about 17 miles away but we come here to eat at the various food counters, and the patio is great (when it's not 112° outside). Tons of seating inside, most of the food counters even bring your food to you. We've tried all the food counters except the newest one. The vendors all offer very different stuff. Wing Daddy & The Codfather are at one counter. The guy does fried chicken sandwiches, wings, burgers, fish and chips, fried fish sandwich, so many options, and his fish is never frozen or pre-battered. His is the only fried cod I buy anymore. No where else compares. He buys his fish fresh everyday and he's always offering some new item. Yeschef should really have his own sit down place because his food is so polished, but I'm glad he's here because I can order from him and The Codfather at the same time. lol Chef makes Louisiana food that seriously transports me to New Orleans. His gumbo is the best I've ever had, and his shrimp and grits are insane, truly out of this world. He also has things like truffle fries or truffle mac'n'cheese, po boys, his menu is epic. Azores Craft Sausages & Charcuterie is really special. The first time we went there he was on a soft opening and had no pizza, so we did his hummus appetizer and it was sooo good. He understands how to put flavor into simple dishes like hummus. Hummus is easy to make but hard to get right, and he does it justice. The real star here is his sausage. It's soooo good, and the Calabrese Sausage Pizza is really next level. His pizza sauce is authentically Italian: tomato, olive oil, salt. That's legit, and why he's my new favorite pizza guy. Roki's food counter always smells so good, I love Pho. Sadly, I've never tried her food, I always go straight to The Codfather first, but I love her drinks. I always get either an Italian Cream Soda, Vietnamese Coffee, or Thai Coffee. She's also really nice, love talking to her while she works. Wild Chef, newest food counter. He was closed for a catering event when we went there a couple days ago. He was prepping for his event so we got to chat with him, he mostly does take away meals, like meal prep. He also offers things like turkey salad (instead of chicken salad), flatheads, it all sounded really good. Looking forward to giving him a try next trip! Soulfire Brewing Co. is a really great spot, full bar. It's not a big space, but they have a pretty big covered patio and you can also sit in the food hall. They do karaoke on Fridays and their tap menu is pretty good, lot of local brews. The staff is always really nice.“

“If you are a fan of craft beer, this is THE place to go! Do not be alarmed when you pull up to a gas station you are at the right place. It's a normal convenience store in the front...but in the back it's a craft beer paradise! Generally 60 beers on tap, rotated out weekly, every variation you could possibly want -- and a happy hour with cheaper prices! The staff is very friendly, there's plenty of seating and their beer coolers (package beer) selection must have over 250 options to choose from. There are a couple food vendors on site...pizza for sure, not sure about the others. I've never tried it but other patrons have commented that it's pretty good, and definitely a good snack option as you down a couple beers. Easy 5-star review.“

“Colby was our server and he was very attentive, asked all the right questions, made sure we had full drinks, kept checking on to make sure we didn’t need anything and if we did, he got it for us. Definitely impressed with the menu options and will comeback soon.“