Dallas Breweries Now Offering Drive-Through Options — Enjoy Your Favorite Craft Beers at Home

Like so many local industries, Dallas breweries need our help right now. And though we can’t currently pay a visit to our favorite taprooms filled with bites, games, and freshly brewed beer, there are still ways to support breweries while we continue to create a life at home.

Thanks to the beer-to-go law enacted on September 1, 2019, all North Texas brewers have the option of letting visitors take home a case. In the wake of COVID-19, several local spots now offer curbside pick-up and even some delivery, so you can continue to enjoy your favorite brews from home.

Celestial Beerworks

2530 Butler Street

Hop-focused Celestial Beerworks also offers same-day curbside pickup of some of their popular brews. Head to their site to order cans to go, including four packs of Zappa Space, The Earth is Round, Kaleidoscope, or Social Distancing, or a single can of Pina Colada Tropic or Space Jam. The Medical District brewery also have tons of newly introduced merch, including a colorful self-isolation-themed graphic tee. Check the website for daily partnerships with local doughnut and barbecue businesses as well.

Texas Ale Project

1001 N. Riverfront Boulevard

Located in the Design District, Texas Ale Project still offers beer and hard seltzer, thanks to their new drive-through service. Four- and six-packs of their signature offerings such as Fire Ant Funeral and 50 Ft Jackrabbit are available for pick-up, as well as six-packs of hard seltzer and crowler fills of limited releases. To order, call 214.965.0606 and come by on Tuesday through Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm, or Sunday, noon to 6 pm, to pick up.

Peticolas Brewing

1301 Pace Street

Peticolas Brewing has launched a beer-to-go section on their website, making it easier to order from the Design District spot. You can choose from all 16-ounce cans or 32-ounce crowler fills of popular brews such as Velvet Hammer, Golden Opportunity, and more. When you check out, just leave a note about when you plan to come by, and they’ll have it ready to place it in your trunk or backseat.

BrainDead Brewing

2625 Main Street

Deep Ellum’s BrainDead Brewing now offers beer-to-go in bottles and cans. The 32-ounce cans include their classic Frog IPA, Beacon, and Happiness Comes From Within. Also available are 500-ml and 750-ml bottles, such as Ancient Egyptian Algebra and Hammer of the Gods.

Westlake Brewing Company

2816 Commerce Street

Deep Ellum’s newest brewery, Westlake Brewing Company, currently offers a take-out version of their food and beer menus. The 32-ounce cans include Blonder Ale, Don’t Skip Arm Day, Don’t Skip Leg Day, and Pineapple Sour. They also have a combo with their classic flatbreads (including chicken bacon range, sausage pesto, and bacon bleu barbecue) and a crowler for $15. If you don’t feel like driving over, you can also order Westlake Brewing Company for delivery, thanks to GrubHub.

Community Beer Co.

1530 Inspiration Drive

Community Beer Co. now offers to-go options for its signature, small-batch, and seasonal brews. Just call or order online, and the team will deliver your Mosaic IPA, Silly Goose, and Hop Skinny straight to your car.