Texas Ale Project

I visited the brewery yesterday and was quite impressed. It was gorgeous outside so my husband and I brought our dog and we sat outside in their huge beer garden and got to play jenga. I went on a free tour given by the ceo, Kat and it was very interesting, informative and such a clean brewery! I’m a big ipa fan so their 100 Million Angels was perfect for me. Well balanced, great aroma, some citrus notes. I’m definitely going back again.

This is a nice huge clean brewery. There was a food truck available for snacks. I got a flight for $ 9 and liked the beers. The porter was my favorite. Staff was fine. It was a nice day so there were tons of young people around playing cornhole, table tennis, and lots of fun loving youngsters around having a great time.
I’d go back for sure.

Good beers and Great service!!! Super friendly and offered great beer advise. Our favorites were the naked truth and the Caucasian. Recommend going on a Friday night!

Don’t listen to the 4 corner groupies, the beer at texas ale project is top notch for the dfw selection and can compete neck and neck with any brewery in the area, you may not agree with their «varietals» but the flavors are SUPER! with that being said we all know alot of the times craft beer can be personal opinion and personal taste.. subjective is you Will. My wife and I were a little turned off by the hoppy ipa ish wheat beer, we weren’t up for an ipa so we turned to the wheat but it was hoppy. But even so the beer is great.
Tours & staff: tours on saturdays… Never been for the tour, only for the taproom which is currently open till 9pm, and each time there is another bartender always smiling and friendly no problems we have even chatted randomly with one of the super friendly owners multiple times we have been in… but we did notice a flyer on the door that said «private event» we walked in and asked about it and they said it was already over… ooookkk??? (5 hours ago? Take down the sign)
This last visit we got our beer In a plastic cup! :-(that killed my «craft beer» mood, just sayin.
Taproom & patio: awesome outdoor seating with patio great for a summer day, have games such as cornhole. The inside taproom is the showpiece, gravity fed taps are pretty awesome. not sure if its dog friendly but three patio must be.
Very clean facility, inside and out
Parking: on the street, Never had trouble before. Not the safest area after dark.
All in all the place is a must see of the dfw breweries, minutes from main street, probably not walking distance though.

Great facility, great beers and an awesome view of the city. Unfortunately, on my first visit it was a bit too cold to enjoy the beer garden, but it looks awesome and definitely a cool place to hang out in good weather. There’s a ping pong table too! Definitely try the porter since they don’t can that one yet. The wheat was great too and I’m not a wheat fan, it was a lot closer to an IPA than anything. If you haven’t been, you should absolutely go!

Closed for a «private event «during ordinary publicly announced business hours… Really, really crappy for someone who drove 60+ miles in bad weather. Not sure if I’ll even bother to ever even try again… WTH???

Really great place. Everything on tap is very well balanced, tasty, and drinkable. Prices are reasonable. The space itself is beautiful. Very well thought out. Clean, rich materials, smells good. We were lucky enough to meet the owner – an awesomely cool incredibly nice man. They also play great music. Wonderful environment. We had a great time and will 100% go back very soon.

Nice taproom and outdoor space. Had 5 beers on tap the night we went. Bartender was very friendly and talkative to us. Pay by the pint.

The place it’s self is nice and mod, with what may be the cleanest restrooms I’ve seen in a brewery.
What I quickly noticed is how this brewery was designed purposely to make money on the tap room. Large open space, great views, games and tons of sitting space.
What I enjoy about other breweries is how you can go and taste unique beers that they only brew for the house. The beer here seems a little basic, or maybe it was the way the lady behind the bar presented the brew she said, «we have red, wheat, IPA, Amber and we are out of porter.» You could almost feel her excitement and passion for the brewery (sarcasm laugh).
I feel like the place and beer is lacking a little culture and taste. Don’t know how to explain it, but it’s pretty basic. I may return to give it another shot, but we left this place and went to Four Corners around the block.

Not too impressed. It’s a new joint in the micro brew industry looks like they are focusing more on the Tap room experience. Very modern style place with drift wood type wall panels. They have table tennis and all the bar games just not a big following, look kinda sad and dead. Wasn’t too impressed with the beer didn’t have any character it was just basic. Quote from the bartender this is our red this is our IPA and this is our wheat Ale. Just felt blah maybe if the staff was friendly and the beer was more exciting I would have it a better rating. Oh I had to shake the beer to get foam for the photo very sad.

Nice place, nice people and a very nice new venue. Only complaint would be how expensive the beers are. This for me was a huge turn off and why i wont be a regular at this place. When i go to a brewery, i expect them to treat me to some cheap beers. This is a dallas wide problem (looking at you community) and having traveled extensively to breweries in other states, its just awful to pay 5 dollars for a draft pale ale at the brewery. You made that beer for 10 cents ON PREMISE, and im trying to support your business, but im not going to go broke doing it
Otherwise this is a cool spot to hang out, and i will be back, just not as frequently as i would like

Pretty decent but still prefer Community Brewing right around the corner.
TAP is pretty new and only had 5 brews on tap. The Amber was well balanced but had more hops for the style than normal. Would call it a hoppy Amber but I’m sure that name is used already by a brewery.
Their IPA is quite hoppy with a bitter floral bite. Not as well balanced as the Amber as it needs more malt backbone.
Very clean and new brewery/​taproom with a nice outdoor patio featuring cornhole and table tennis.

This place is nice. You can tell its brand new. They have a small taproom open where you can sit in the AC and drink yummy beer. They also have free wireless Internet that actually works. There is a large area outside with picnic tables and corm hole if AC and WiFi is not your thing.
The beer is awesome. I would buy it in the store if I saw it at Kroger. They have about five or six different beers. The wheat beer is the best in my opinion. It’s called Naked Truth. I like this place better than the other brewery in this neighborhood.
The parking sucks. It’s street only, but in their defense this isn’t really a retail kind of place except on Saturday and maybe Sunday. It’s close to downtown so it’s convenient. The view is pretty cool too.
They are doing good things here. It’ll be interesting to see what happens a year or two from now. At the rate they are moving, they’ll need a bigger place to make more beer.

Super unimpressed with the beers here. All of the beers were too hoppy (and I like hoppy) and in my opinion lacked balance and depth of flavor. My husband received the wrong beer when he ordered first, so at least they were nice enough to give him the correct beer for free. The setup was also weird that on their open house day that they had tours, but you pre paid per beer and it was $ 5 a beer. Considering at most the other local beer tours its $ 10 for a glass and 3 beers, this seemed way too expensive. Their location is very nice though. The tab room is definitely one of the nicer ones in the area. They have a good sized patio area but need a lot more tables or places to sit. Also, for a newer place on the seen I felt like the workers could have been more inviting and friendly. I might give it another try, but my initial impression was not good.

I’m not a beer drinker but the group I was with gave the beer taste review an «Eh, it’s alright».
What I love about this place is that it is new and you can really tell the employees/​owners love their product and have put a lot of work into it.
I hope they make it, go support a new business!

New brewery off Riverfront in the Design District. Typical brewery set up; the warehouse opens up to a patio area with a few picnic tables and a food truck (no kitchen at TAP). Nothing we haven’t seen before. The taproom, however, is very clean and chic looking. I liked how there were games at the center of every table inside (yes, jenga makes an appearance). Their brews are good (was already a fan of the Naked Truth after trying it at Brain Dead Brewery). Parking was a little inconvenient from the mucky weather, but was close by.
Really what struck me was how few people were around. Usually breweries are hopping on the weekends, but there were only a handful of goups hanging out. I think TAP hurt themselves by waiting so long to open after moving on site. Folks probably got used to passing by and them still not being open. But it’ll grow. Dallas is turning into a brewpub hotbed.

Texas Ale Project is a new brewery in Dallas and just recently opened their taproom! Their beers have been making appearances at popular restaurants and bars such as Meddlesome Moth for a while now. You probably have seen their fire ant funeral around.
Their taproom is spacious, new and offers a nice outdoor area to enjoy your beer. Since it is new, it is pretty bare and open but definitely worth checking out. They have only 4 beers on tap. A pint is $ 5 and a flight is $ 8 — so reasonably priced. Unfortunately, no free pint glass but hopefully that will change soon!
The beers they offer are:
1. Naked Truth (american pale wheat ale)
2. 50 FT Jackrabbit (american IPA)
3. Something Shady (american porter)
4. Fire Ant Funeral (american amber/​red Ale)
My favorite were the fire ant funeral and the jackrabbit; both are solid and enjoyable choices. Overall, Texas Ale Project is a growing brewery offering easy to drink beers. However, I didn’t think anything was too *special*. But can’t wait to see how their beer selection will grow!

Yes… another brewery in Dallas.
I had a ‘flight’ to try the beers… they all taste good.
They have a nice outdoor area. and plan on having food trucks.