10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Eagle Mountain Lake

"Martin House is one of the friendliest craft breweries around, where you’re invited to hang out, play cornhole and sample adventurous beer handcrafted to push the boundaries of flavor. For $10 you can fill a souvenir glass three times with any of their year-round beers or the monthly micro-seasonal concoction. Bring your friends and try the Daybreak, a refreshing ale described as a ‘sunrise in your mouth’."

"If you savor a great view of Fort Worth from the Trinity River, Martin House Brewing Company is your spot. Martin House may be best known among locals for their views, but also as the experimental brewery with damn good beers. For a period, they were releasing new beers on an almost weekly basis."

"Sylvania Ave., Suite 209, in United Riverside, the establishment is one of the highest-rated breweries in Fort Worth, boasting 4.5 stars out of 129 reviews on Yelp. READ MORE: Former Richardson Mayor And Developer Husband Found Guilty Of Bribery and Tax Evasion"

"Wild Acre’s backyard area is a weekend warrior’s dream come true. The inside area has plentiful seating with TVs for that week’s sporting event. The exterior has picnic benches, cornhole, and a live music stage for incredible afternoon hang outs."

"Over in Near East Side, check out Wild Acre Brewing, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 40 reviews on Yelp. Drink up at the budget-friendly brewery and beer bar by heading over to 1734 E. El Paso St., Suite 190."

"FB Updates and menu | 11AM – 7PM Tues – Sun | (817) 353-2074 | Sandwiches and beer to go, $40 family style dinners | Website"

"Shannon Brewing Company is an independent and growing craft brewery located in Keller, Texas that produces an “award-winning portfolio of all-natural beer.” They have great beer that comes from a profound commitment to an old-world brewing process, the best natural ingredients available and a very patient aging process. They crafts all of their beer the way it was done centuries ago — with fire using pure Texas spring water, whole grain, whole flower hops and a whole lotta love. The brewery engineered a one-of-a-kind brewhouse, allowing it to heat its mash and wort with fire, giving its beer a caramelized malt profile."

"Formerly known as Chimera Brewing Company, Fort Brewery & Pizza pairs their expertly brewed beers with homemade pizzas created from generational family recipes—take your pick between potato & rosemary, Diavola (shredded mozzarella and spicy salami), the Woodsman (roasted garlic, rosemary, mushrooms, potatoes, goat cheese, and a fresh-cracked egg), and more yummy pies. Beer-wise, opt for the Grey Eagle (a Hefeweizen featuring hints of clove, banana, vanilla, and bubble gum), the Clara (a Kolsch), or the Moonrider, a full-bodied, roasty, malty oatmeal stout. Laid-back and friendly, Fort Brewery is the best place in town to indulge your beer and pizza cravings."

"Fort Brewery and Pizza was recently voted in the top 5 brewpubs in Texas by Texas Monthly. Not only have they tailored the environment to a standard of excellence, they brew beers to match it. Fort Brewery and Pizza is another spot on our list that serves up incredible food to match their beer."

"From the yummy pizza and pretzels to the awesome patio space and video games, this is a great place for families. Kids will love playing Mortal Combat and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and you'll love the fresh brews and food. Online: fortbrewery.com"

"Situated at the site of the original Fort Worth atop the bluff and at the terminus of Main Street, the courthouse has been a landmark of the city since it was completed in 1895. The architecture and granite used for the facade bears similarities to the Texas Capitol Building in Austin. Many people will recognize the building from its appearances in “Walker, Texas Ranger."  The building is still an active courthouse, but guests are welcome to step in during operating hours and see the interior."

"The Courthouse sits on top of a hill near the Trinity River and is the end point of Main Street downtown. It was designed in the American Beaux Arts style by Gunn and Curtiss Architects in 1895 and is based off of the Texas Capitol Building in Austin. The Courthouse has a structural steel frame and was made with pink granite."

"While it is my sincere hope that you’ll never need to step foot inside the Tarrant County Court, the exterior of the building is absolutely stunning. Finished in 1895 and built from pink Texas granite, the Renaissance Revival style of architecture contributes law, order, and old-school charm to your Instagram."

"It did not even exist before 1975, and we have a very wise man to thank for making this exist now. Professor Ulrich Herrmann was the one who said that the University of Texas should have a planetarium. And, fortunately, there was a building with a round global top that fit the role of being a planetarium quite well."

"A must for art lovers, as well as fans of the Wild West, the Sid Richardson Museum displays artwork compiled by collector Sid Richardson between 1942 and 1959. Housed in a replica of an 1880s building, the museum consists primarily of works by American artists Frederic Remington and Charles M. Russell, who famously captured the spirit of the west in their late 19th- and early 20th-century paintings. The collection's pieces show the action, drama, and scenes of daily life in the historical west, including many fine examples by lesser-known artists."

"Fort Worth is serious about its Western art, as the Sid Richardson Museum can attest. Situated just off Sundance Square, this small museum houses the collection of late oilman and philanthropist, Sid Richardson. The collection focuses on the works of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell but includes pieces from other notables of the American West, such as Peter Hurd and Frank Tenney Johnson."

"While browsing Sundance Square, hit up this free museum that is full of art from the American West. Sid Richardson Museum has both a permanent art collection and special exhibits that all feature Western artists and art like paintings and sculptures."

"Fort Worth has a long aviation history—it's the home of American Airlines and a massive Lockheed Martin aeronautics plant, after all. Embrace the city's unique history at the Fort Worth Aviation Museum. Plane nerds can get up close and personal with more than 25 warbirds, including an F-18 Hornet and an F-4 Phantom II."

"Next up is the Northside's Fort Worth Aviation Museum, situated at 3300 Ross Ave. With five stars out of 10 reviews on Yelp, the museum has proven to be a local favorite. The museum is home to dozens of historical aircraft units that you can walk right up to and touch yourself."