The Brass Tap

My husband and I went out for a drive and stumbled across the shopping center. It was bigger than I thought it was. Besides of the terrible drivers, we were able to find parking quickly. While we were walking, we saw Brass Tap. My husband was raving about the one closer to our house and was excited to show me the restaurant. This location was darker than the one closer to our house, but it was very clean, comfortable, and best of all - at the bar there's a hook to hang your bags!It was very slow... There was an older gentleman and us. Don't get me wrong.. I like it this way.. it was just odd. There were maybe 5 tvs above the taps and different sports were shown. There was a bartender - I don't remember his name, but he was very helpful with our drinks. He let us sample his favorite ones and they were delicious - mamosa cider and a tropical punch cider. Both were great, but we ended up getting the mamosa. We ordered the triple sampler - salsa, queso, and guacamole; chicken sliders, and the carnivore pizza. Everything was cooked to perfection. The chicken was juicy which came to my surprise. We will definitely come back to sample more taps and eat different foods on the menu.

What a hidden gem in HV! Food was really good and the outside patio is terrific!! Excellent location to watch any sporting event!!

Server was awesome. Great atmosphere. Meet family friends here last weekend. Just not happy about the Prices they are WAY to high for the amount of food that is served. 10$ for a half of a quesadilla, & we also ordered a 13$ pizza that wasn't even for two people. Will not come for appetizers or food again. When this place gets crowded the crowd sure can get loud in the restaurant.

Great food, excellent service, it's a bar but it's completely one you can take kids to. So very many TVs playing all the sports. We will definitely be back.

We had passed by this restaurant several times on our way to others and finally decided to drop in. It was an early dinner, so no crowd. Server was right up to us with a friendly greeting. First of all, the beer selection here is huge and creative, but also has all of the standbys. I described my taste and asked for a local recommendation. She offered a couple of choices plus samples if I wanted. I was confident in my selection so took no samples. For our meal we started with the giant pretzel with white queso & spicy brown mustard. Both of those were excellent and the pretzel itself outstanding. It was large by usual standards and had a crunchier outside than I expected. Highly recommend it as a starter. For mains I had the avocado burger, which was excellent and I could only eat half, so remainder the next day warmed up for lunch. Good fries as well. My wife had a Baja chicken flatbread that had just the right level of kick. She also had enough for lunch the next day. Beer bars are pretty much a dime a dozen throughout the metroplex. The Brass Tap seems to be a step above most. I imagine it gets crowded because it is small, especially on days with bad weather that might close the outside.

Stopped in on a Wednesday for a burger with a buddy, Wednesdays are music bingo if you've never played it. An be funGreat bar area with various seating and plenty of beer to select from, lots of beer choices, did I mention the beer!! We ordered burgers which come with crinkle fries ( one of my favorite types of fries) i had the jalapeño burger and it was excellent. Great taste, cooked to temp with fresh veggies and the proper ratio of patty to rollNo doubt a fun time with an easy going crowd and a fun selection of music and people having fun.. i"ll be back soon !

I briefly met the owner earlier this year, and in addition to being a nice guy, he seemed very passionate about his business. So when I noticed them on Door Dash I gladly ordered lunch as this is the type of person and business I want to support. The first time, I tried the Angus sliders off the appetizer menu since I wasn't too hungry and it was plenty for $9.99. The patties were very thick so they were filling for the size. They come with cheese, red onion and a bbq sauce. I got it without onion and the sauce on the side. The burger was well seasoned, the slider buns were buttery and crispy on the edges and were also thicker than your average slider bun (very smart choice) and the sauce was tasty and complimented it well. It was a really good first impression. I think I saw this on the Yelp delivery menu more recently at $1 more, which is understandable- supply chain issues and more expensive protein costs will of course impact the menu prices.I feel pretty certain I tried several sandwiches from here this summer, but with my ADD if I don't have a pic posted, it may not have happened, lol. So I'll just stick to the details I definitely remember. About a month ago I ordered the pot roast grilled cheese with tots. I believe it was $13.99. It comes with jalapenos, but I never know how spicy jalapenos will be and I was at work, so I got it without. It was a good thickness and the portion was more than fair for the price. I have no complaints as I like grilled cheese, I like brisket and I like tots. It was a solid meal that got me through the day and I think I was only able to finish about half of it. Today I tired the sirloin steak Caesar salad for $12.99. While I wouldn't have minded more steak, the size of the salad matched my expectation. I liked that the thin slices made it easier to eat with other ingredients and the dressing was much tastier than I typically get from a Caesar salad.I haven't been in person due to my work schedule, but they are located in The Shops at Highland Village and if I find myself over there with extra time, I would definitely stop in. Seems like a nice place for Happy Hour on the patio.I find their appetizer menu especially to be interesting and varied and it seems like they put a lot of time and thought into their sauces. The rest of the menu is typical bar fare with a variety of nachos, burgers, sandwiches and salads, so exactly the type of food my husband eats. I just like that they have a good mix of proteins to choose from like shrimp, chicken, turkey, pork and I think I've seen an impossible burger on the menu. I saw a few reviews mentioning tiny portions, but I haven't had that experience at all. I know several specifically mentioned items that are appetizers, so I'm not sure if people are trying to make a meal out of Happy Hour apps or if people are still struggling to accept price fluctuations with supply and demand. I mean, I'm not thrilled that I've been spending more at the grocery store, but businesses are going through the same struggles so I'm not surprised if I see something more expensive than it was the last time. Besides, the price is completely in line with the other businesses in the area and there are more expensive options in the same shopping center.

Came here on a Tuesday night and had a good experience. It was pretty slow, but we were greeted right away. The 2 beers my fiancé and I originally ordered were not available, however we found good alternatives. We ordered the wings, boom boom shrimp and a side Caesar salad. Food wasn't terrible, but also wasn't to die for. Overall, had a good experience and would come back for a casual night for drinks and a late night snack.

Stopped in to grab a quick drink and an appetizer one evening about 8 pm. Seat yourself sign was up and apparently the end of a music trivia event. Sat right in the middle of the bar seating and was immediately asked if we wanted to play trivia, which we politely declined. Sat for another 15 minutes with no service, menus, or even acknowledgement that we were there. Tables bussed around us and bartenders walked by several times. Got up and left. No one even noticed. Never again.

Ample selection of beers. But little else to recommend this place. Beers served in warm glasses. Food is basic