Jeckylls Beer Lab

Picked up some food at JR's next door and sat at the bar to be served by Mae some of the best beers I've had, and I've had them all. I drove an hour to get here and wasn't disappointed. I will return.

I love this place. Great vibe. Good beer. Friendly service. Nothing fancy. Just the right kind of place for me. I just want to wear flip flops and drink a good beer. When in Arlington, this is the easiest place to go.

Came for a trivia night and now feel it will be a regular spot for me! I'm not a big fan of bars, but this place was super laid back and comfortable. The regulars were super nice and the Trivia Host was hilarious. I'll be here every Monday I guess.

They had a number of beers on tap. The overall feel of the place very dirty to me. Not a lot of seating.

This review can tell the story of 2 years experience with Jeckyll's. Two great years.It is certainly one of those places that you pass on Park Row, and it catches your eye, despite being in a strip mall. I recall stepping in when it was much more a beer supply, floor covered in grain. Later, as it became more of a bar/restaurant, I recall Friday afternoons after a long day of work, sitting at the bar, coloring on a color sheet. One of the coolest things about this place is that they do regular coloring contests, and the prizes are great. I have won two of them - once I got a filled growler, the next time, a Martin House brewery shirt, glass, coaster and sticker set. Keep in mind, I have no artistic talent.So many Saturday afternoons, playing pool with friends and having a great meal. I love that they have darts, pool and board games. Live music most Fridays and Saturdays. I didn't attend, but they had a Harry Potter Trivia night that I heard filled them to capacity.I recall pulling up on day, stepping out of my car and my immediate boss and mentor calling me to explain that she had put in her resignation. I was on the phone with her for an bittersweet hour, sipping beers on the patio. Almost 8 months later, I coincidentally went there to celebrate my promotion into the position she vacated. The world is so symmetrical, you just have to notice it.Being in Pantego it has a small town feel, and is full of older regulars. They will converse with you about any number of things, none of which are topics related to "Making America Great Again." The bartenders have been there for some time, and have the perfect edgy coolness you'd expect from a place as interesting as this. It feels like home.Yesterday I went in to continue my celebration to the end of finals. I hadn't been in since October, but the staff remembered me right off. Greeted me with a "good to see you again."This isn't quite like the vibrant bars around campus. The crowd can be older, but not Showdown Saloon older. It's nice to have a place so engrained in my memory, paired with significant moments. I think that if you like craft beer and take the little extra drive down Park Row, you will find some significance as well.

This is a great local place to try all kinds of beers. The bartenders are extremely friendly and helpful and the diverse selection is above par. They've renovated quite a bit, expanding the space into a really nice tap room - complete with dart boards and live music.Come in to have a pint or two or fill your growler, you won't be disappointed. It's a nice little gem to have right around the corner from us.

What can I say? I love this place. They have 40 taps. Tap 39 always has root beer, if you aren't in a beer mood. The other taps have rotating beers. They also have a selection of bottles and cans. There is even a cafe that opens early for breakfast tacos. Monday nights they have free trivia. Tuesdays are open mic, also free. They don't serve liquor, fyi. If you want a tasty beer for a very fair price, this should be your destination.

What the what. When Ted told me that Dr. Jeckylls was now also a bar, I was like, "no way!" The space just didn't seem like it'd ever have a "come in and stay awhile" sort of atmosphere. Before, it was a simple yet pretty messy brewery store. Grains all over the place, tons of random product, nothing new or shiny. A very sort of hole-in-the-wall, rustic, get what you need with no bells and whistles, kind of store!Now, there's totally a bar in here with a ton of unique, craft, and local beer on tap! Still no bells and whistles, but cozy and welcoming. The store-aspect has remained the same and the bar itself is very plain, but it's ultra-comfortable and totally focused on the beer. The bartender, Duane, was super nice and knew a lot about beer, of course. He was great at offering suggestions AND he showed me how to properly throw a dart! Thanks the gods because I was using my entire arm and today my shoulder is definitely sore. Sad.A couple dart boards, a small wooden stage area in the corner for local musicians to play. One cider - Bishop (from Dallas) - on draft for anyone who can't drink/doesn't like beer. Woohoo!

Dr. Jeckylls is a great place to stop by and grab a Craft Beer. I have had some hit and misses here when it comes to the service, but I always love when Brittany is the one who is bartending. She is awesome!The place itself is pretty divey, but I love sitting at the bar top. The prices are incredibly reasonable and pints are 25% off 4-7 on Thursdays. I definitely don't think they put a massive upcharge on it compared to over tap rooms. My favorite thing about this place is that it is a mile from my house. My boyfriend and I will go on a walk and stop by for a beverage, chat with whoever is in the bar, and the head back home. Another great thing about this venue is that they are on Untapped so you can check and see what they have before you go. If your not on Untapped you can always check their Facebook page as well and they do a good job of keeping that up to date.

Went here because Google had it listed as a brewery. Turns out they're just getting started. However, they had a great selection of craft beer. This place fits the dive bar definition and was a fun place to be. The bartender was fun to talk with and there was a great group of patrons around the bar. Next time in town Ill be back.