Cork & Growler, Texas, United States

5Teammcwilliams 5:00 PM Apr 14, 2019

Beer Glorious Beer
Great selection. Taps change out and selection is always changing, decent prices on beer. Lots of locals and hard to find stuff.

5CraftBeers 5:00 PM Jan 13, 2019

Wonderful Craft Beer Taproom - Relaxed enjoyable place
Taprooms are my favorite place to explore new styles, releases and seasonals from different breweries. This one in far northwest Frisco is great. It's a strip-mall with minimal exterior presence. Inside is an awesome rustic looking place that screams comfort and relaxation. You'll find barn-wood slats, rusted corrugated tin walls, and a stone fireplace. Several large screen TVs hang around the room such that you can see a sports game, event or show from any seat. They use Digital Pour as their inventory management system. You'll see what's on tap either through the app or on the wall displays. I love the app because I can sort their beer options through different filters. Cork & Growler offers almost every size you can imagine from small 5 oz pours to 64 oz growlers. You can bring your own container or buy one of theirs. Flights are available as well. Like most taprooms, they have no food on sight. You can bring your own. Each table has a container of pamphlets of restaurants that will deliver onsite. Food trucks are available sporadically. A cool feature of this taproom are four wines on tap. I've not seen that before. It's a selling point for my wife. She prefers wine over beer, so this place delivers both. If I had one small constructive point, I wished the servers were more engaged. I read the article on the wall about the owners Carmelle & Vincent's vision for this place. The two employees that served us were polite and genuine, but they did not interact with the guest. They did not ask our party of six if they had questions or would like to sample before trying. I could not gauge their knowledge level of the beers being served. It was not bad service, but I don't think it matches the owners vision either of educating the 88% of the population that don't drink craft beer.