Great little brewery. Tried one of each, sat out back, and enjoyed some live music. Jack the RIPA stole the show.

Nice, small brewery in Richardson TX. Several beers on tap. Of the two breweries in the neighborhood, Four Bullets opens earliest. Lots of interesting things on the walls.

I’ve been wanting to go here for several years and was NOT disappointed. The beer here is brewed in English style, with their English Brown Ale and their English Red Ale being the two I tried. Both were excellent. For being a small brewery they have a great selection of beers. The atmosphere is solid although the music was really loud when we went. My only other negative is the hours they’re open during the week. It makes it difficult to get out there. All that being said, wonderful place. Was not disappointed. Absolute must try as you make your way through the breweries of DFW!

I really like this brewery! It's a bit out of our way because we don't live in the area but when we come up this way we usually stop by. Good beer but the tap room is small so keep that in mind for large groups. Final thing: there is more parking around back.

This is an interesting place tucked behind the dealership within stone's throw of the highway. Not going to lie, I never found the parking lots. Google maps failed me there. The front entrance does not stand out and if you drove by without looking, you would never know this was a brewery. Service: 5 stars, easily. The owners we very hospitable and very much seem to love having visitors. Vibes: 4 Stars. I would go with 5, but the smell was so bitter it can make you nauseous at first. But it seems to fade after about 10 minutes. We went to listen to the live music, and we were not disappointed. A surprise performance of Randy Brooks (Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer fame) even gave a little show. All while getting to watch the Cowboys destroy the Vikings midafternoon. Inside is small and quant and there is a large outdoor seating selection. Table games and shuffleboard available for those that like have a little extra fun. Definitely a hidden gem. The Brews: 3 stars. Average and nothing great. We had a flight to try half the menu. I tend to stick to ales, so had a few IPAs, a bock, and even a wheat ale. Something for everyone, but not my favorite. ~$27 Flight: All-In-IPA (6) Full Boat Bock (8) Jack the RIPA (12) Two Pairs Pale Ale (3) Pint: Honey Wheat (7) *2 The Eats: The brewery sold some bagged popcorn and there are a couple of food trucks out back. Sadly, the hot dog truck was not open, but the Mint's Kitchen serves up some authentic Thai. We had Shrimp Tempura and a bowl of Spicy Thai Basil Pork. ~$25. 3 Stars. No doubt we will be back when it is a little warmer and can have a patio night with some hot dogs.

Great place! Big open patio, nice people and delicious beer! Must try!

Indian folks! Don’t turn around thinking it looks like a shady neighborhood. We took a chance and loved the place. The owners are very nice people, beer is great! Loved the live music!

We spent a good couple of hours drinking great beer in a super relaxed environment. But when it came to placing an order for one last beer 10 minutes before closing time (6pm), it came as a big surprise to be 'advised' by some lady who came out of nowhere, that it would be in my best interests not to order a beer because they had a private party planned at 6PM. Well thanks for the notice!!! Three out of three stars for the beer and atmosphere, zero stars for throwing good custom out of the door early without so much as a friendly thank you. Such a shame.