Guitars & Growlers

Highly recommend this restaurant.Food was soooo delicious. Wayyyy better than any other Hawaii restaurant I've ever had..

Let me start out by saying, my husband and I have been coming to this location for over 4 years. We love trying new beers/ciders and the chill vibe. The food here is wonderful and most recently we tried their "spread". We got the large one and was a little disappointed in the amount of mustard, jalapeño jelly, and meets/cheeses in comparison to the mass amount of bread. Almost felt like a bread tray with a few extra things thrown on. We've gotten the pizza and nachos before which were all delicious and perfectly portioned out. My second complaint was the service. The bartender seemed genuinely annoyed that we were ordering, then even more annoyed when we sat at the bar. We had to flag him down after several minutes each time our glasses were empty, and...... we said thank you each time and were ignored. It may be silly but even one acknowledgement of our thanks would have gone a long way. We love this place, we truly do.. but the service we received most recently definitely made us think twice about returning soon.

What a great spot around the neighborhood. I've been meaning to visit for a couple of years now and on this beautiful Saturday evening my wife and I came in for a beer and ended up having a few. Cool vibe and it was to bad we had to leave before the band came on stage. You order at the bar and they bring the beer to you. Can't wait to visit again soon.

Stopped by Guitars & Growlers this past Tuesday with a group of friends to participate in weekly trivia! We had a great time chowing down on the food and enjoying the vibes. The thanksgiving sandwich I got was on the blander side but I really enjoyed the jalapeño soup and the cold cut Italian sub that my husband ordered. Also liked the cider I got as a drink. We'll probably be back again next year to try out Tuesday night trivia again, it was a blast!

Someone had recommended we try this place out, and we're glad we did. The atmosphere is on the small, cozy side and it is a bit eclectic. They offer counter service for both food no beverages. The bartender/server was great at helping us navigate things and finalize what we ordered. The place had several smaller groups of people. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and this wasn't a night where they had live music. We started with the small charcuterie board. We enjoyed all of the meats, cheeses and other items on the spread. My husband went with the G&G TX Fav sub that features a variety of meats and toppings. My husband had no problems finishing it all. I went with the Cuban and it was tasty as well. We look forward to our next visit to enjoy the environment when they have live music to enjoy as well.

We only went for a couple drinks and maybe it was because of the drink choices we chose but the beers were OK. It's a nofe environment kind of smaller than I thought and it looks like there's live music things like that going on. the food looked really good so we will definitely make it back. Maybe just try different beer.

I love this place. Wait staff super nice and friendly. Lots of different beer to try and they have wine too!! I'm so happy I live near G&G. I try and go at least once a week. Plus, my neighbor sings there on occasion.

All you need to know about why you should check out this Richardson spot is in its name: Guitars & Growlers. It's all about the local craft & the live music. If you like either or both, you will love G&G. The beer list is one of the few spots that still keeps an interesting mix of craft beers from local brewers and beyond. Music acts are also local amateurs having fun or honing their craft. I'll be honest about the food - it's not why you go to G&G. I've never been super impressed by the menu of subs, paninis and flatbreads. No simple burger & fries. But don't let that hold you back. G&G is a perfect spot to meet up with a group and enjoy a fun night out.

So as you know Dallas had yet their annual February freeze. On Thursday when we were clear to safely travel we headed over for a beer and lunch combo. For an appetizer, we ordered the pretzel and beer cheese for $7.99 and it was awesome. The bread was warm and soft and the creamy beer cheese was such a great dipping added on. These pretzels are salted however the salt is easy to take off if you are not happy with that kind of pretzel.I ordered the cup of creamy jalapeño soup for $3.99 and oh man I would have gotten the bowl if I wasn't already sipping on a beer and had some bread to keep me full. The creaminess is there so it's filling. The crackers seem to be coated in olive oil and have some added flavor with spices which were better than if they had just given a plain Saltine cracker.The entree of choice was a lunch combo $9.00 Tripping Turkey & Cheese: turkey, bacon, pepper jack, spring mix pesto/ sourdough, and for the side the cup of cowboy beer chili. For the sandwich, the nice touch was the pesto sauce. My favorite chili is from Wendy's there version was Spicer and had more flavor, it also contains beans!!Loved their beer flight just wish it had labels so that when it came to ordering a full beer ot would have been easier to recall however, the flight board is way cool!

This place is uniquely wonderful. It's the people, the music, the beer, and the energy.. I hang out here often and have heard it's the best of the G&Gs in the metroplex.. for me, it's only a couple minutes from the house - so - very convenient.. you will dig it too!