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Saucer. When me and my friends go we always have a good time, plenty of options for a different type of beer if your willing to try them. The decor is really great as well. You will not be let down when you come here. And if your looking for a fun time find out when they have live bands its pretty fun.…
Beer Lovers Unite. I love this place because not only do they have a ton of beer, but they have my personal favorite Estrella, which I have only been able to find at Central Market.
best pub in town. oh big scammer issue with this place... ha what a joke. If you like beer come to this place, if you like drinking urine go to some other bar serving that crap. Come on Mondays!!! best time - cheap beer…
Best Beer Selection in Dallas.
I usually don't write reviews, but when I saw the two negative reviews below, I thought I should.
I know nothing about any driver's license scams, but as a recent import to Dallas from Philadelphia, I can tell you that the Flying Saucer is the best place I have found to drink 'good' beer. I realize that Dallas has not jumped on the micro brew/import wave the way much of the rest of the country has, but after going to a number of bars/clubs that only have macrobrew (Coors/Bud/Mich/etc.) swill and Shiner...I came across this one place that is an oasis in an otherwise beer deficient city. I've been there 6 times, and the service was always good. There are about 200 beers available, and the selection changes a bit here and there including seasonals. Happy hour specials are great. Check their website, but I go on Fridays, and it's a tall beer for the price of a pint. Good deal.
I would not recommend the food by the way, but you don't go here for food, you go here for good beer.
Cheers!…
Scam at the front door.
On nights when a Live Band plays here, the Flying Saucer charges a $3 cover at the door. If you do not carry cash (like me), you can leave your drivers license with the doorman and charge the $3 on
your tab. DO NOT GIVE THE DOORMAN YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE!
I have been to the Flying Saucer twice this year, and the doorman has "lost" my friend's DL both times. This past Saturday, I know two people who had their drivers license stolen at the front door. How can ID's disappear when they are given to a doorman and stuck in his pocket? Be aware that this restaurant is either monumentally incompetent, or they have a SCAM going on at the front door where they are selling ID?s.…
