We live down the street from Beerfoot and came to enjoy some drinks with friends. I love the laid back atmosphere and the view of the ocean with huge windows that open to let the breeze in. They make a small selection of their own beers (which were yummy) along with carrying a huge selection of other brands. They also serve liquor incase beer isn't your thing.
This might be one of the best places in Galveston to get a laid back brew! Love it!
Brand new bar right across from the beach. Â I went on a Thursday and there were maybe 10 other people in the place. Â As others have said, the key to this place is selection. Â Lots of selection. Â Awesome. Â The bartender was really nice and brought small tastes of the drafts as we asked. Â Be sure to check their menu and ask about changes that are not reflected on it - I came across an awesome double IPA that they had just tapped but had not gotten on the menu yet. Â Two dart boards, but you will need to bring your own darts as their selection is very slim. Â Also a pool table, fooseball table, and shuffleboard table. Â Several TVs playing the requisite sports games. Â Also, if you are so inclined, you can come and brew your own beer on their equipment, for a fee of course. Â Nice!
Review Source:I fell in love with this place after coming here on a Friday afternoon after work.
I'm a fan of beer and this place has a lot of it, and the good stuff too! They have two walls of draft selections and a rather large cooler full of the bottled stuff. Beerfoot has a couple of their own brews that were really tasty. I also got the Lindemens Framboise because I'm a girl and it's my favorite. They have some happy hour specials throughout the week and entertainment such as a pool table, darts, Foosball, and televisions.
The service was great. The bartender was there by herself and she did a great job handling the crowd of people. I also liked the fact that it was a bit of an older crowd, just drinking beer and shooting the breeze.
What a great addition to the seawall.
I went on a Sunday night and as expected the place was kind of dead given that it was an off night at a fairly new bar. Â So I can't really speak much about the clientele, however the beer selection was great and very reasonably priced.
I was shocked by the fact that this place had such a wide selection of drafts. Â I currently live in Houston and have been to my fair share of craft bars and after awhile you begin to expect the regular selection of Texas beers. Â What makes this place so unique is that they had about 10 beers on draft that you won't be able to find anywhere else, in Galveston or Houston. Â I hope they keep it up and continue to provide such a rare and interesting selection.
The bartender was very friendly and stocked us with free peanuts and even comped one of my beers when the keg was tapped on the pour. Â After talking with him it seems they may also be brewing their own beer soon and sell it growlers.
Support this place so it's still alive when I make it back down to Galveston!
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