Pecan Point Brewing Company

Stopped by for lunch. It’s a nice small brewery with about 10 house beers that they brew on site. I tried a couple of them and they are pretty good. The service and food are really good. Definitely a nice place to stp by if you happen to be around Texarkana.

Cool little retrofit downtown brewpub. Long bar seats about 18 with 7 or 10 communal tables. Only had 2 of their own beers on tap, the one I had was really excellent. Friendly server. I did not try the food.

 

Perfectly paired food menu with a well designed beer and cocktails list. We were there for lunch, excellent service, knowledgeable wait staff with an easy modern vibe. The chipotle raspberry burger with the duck fries is a must try! Our waiter/bartender Chase was a 10! We will be back, a true gem in downtown Texarkana.

From the few times I have had the pleasure of staying in the city, it has always seemed like the chain restaurant capital. I was lucky enough to stumble on to this little pub and beer bar. I was at first really excited that they classified themselves as a brewery. Though apparently that part of the business has not been in operation for some time now.

A great spot in an old downtown building. Original tiled floors and exposed brick that give the spot that charming worn in vibe. A long bar, plenty of high top tables up front, and low top communal tables towards the back of the building. Very high ceilings which makes the area slightly loud. A TV above the bar, and a projector TV by the communal tables they bring out for big games. Though both relatively unobtrusive if you do not care to stare at either of them.

Sitting at the bar, I was greeted right away. Beer in hand almost immediately. I order, and the food came out in about 20 minutes. Ordered the Prim Rib Sandwich, and it is legit. A large sandwich cut in half, with bacon onion marmalade that I could not get enough of, muenster cheese, awesome full on pungent horseradish, and pan drippings. With duck fat fries. You want the duck fat fries, perfectly cooked and not overly greasy as can be the case with most places that do that. Maybe one of the first times I have had that were I could actually tell the difference in the oil, and that the oil was pretty fresh.

About 16 taps that range from Dogfish Head, Deep Ellum, Oskar Blues, and several Nine Band offerings. I really appreciated the Nine Band, that Dallas area brewery doesn't make it down to my neck of the woods. The Nine Band Barelywine was on offer, but at $13 I had to pass. I understand it is a hard to get expensive keg, but that is still and outrageous price. Other than that, prices seemed reasonable though.

Right now, just think of this as a good beer bar with really good pub grub. This place hit the spot for me while traveling through town. I will be hitting it up more often when I get a chance and would definitely be my regular go to if I lived in the area.

 

Cool place, old building. Food was good and lots of it. Four beers on tap, I liked the Belgium trippel the best.

I'd been looking forward to trying a flight, but we caught them between changing their seasonal offerings. Understandable but given that I'd signed up on the site, I was disappointed to not be aware of this. The 1902 Stout that was available was exceptional. Smoky and full of flavor. I'll be back.