The Crafthouse Gastropub - Lubbock

Don't even get me started on how fabulous the beers and cocktails are! Oh my goodness you can't top them! And I love how they change up with the seasons! Genius!!!! You cannot order anything that isn't delicious here. I hate grits normally but they make grits incredible, best flavor ever! The pot pie was to die for, the pizzas are perfect! LOVE this place!

I cannot get enough of this place! From brunch to dinner, every dish is amazing and I 've had about 15 different things. It 's seriously a breath of fresh air from all the boring chain restaurants to the overly abundant local 'diners. ' The prices are pretty reasonable for the quality of food and even if there is a line out the door they get people seated quickly. I highly recommend!

Pros:<br/ family friendly environment <br/ awesome craft beer selection<br/ really unique food <br/ good service <br/ <br/ Cons:<br/ way overpriced <br/ smaller portions <br/

Twice Sunday Brunch in a row Absolutely perfect.. Sunday Brunch is Wonderful. We 've tried the Fried Pork with eggs with Awesome cream gravy. Our favorite is the Jalapeno Cheddar Grits. 'What 's a Grit? ' you ask? Freak 'n Amazing! The French Toast is crispy on outside, soft inside. How do they do that? The Breakfast Pizza was Delish and Huge! The crust is homemade and awesome! <br/ Every time my husband and I visit for lunch, brunch or even dinner, we are never disappointed. Sometimes the wait staff forgets something here &there. Sometimes one of Managers is a bit of a Smart Ass. The Food outweighs it all.<br/ A. [hidden link]

The Crafthouse is located in an unpretentious strip mall on 34th near to Texas Tech. My visit last evening with colleagues was predicated upon reading other Yelp reviews, which piqued my interest. I definitely enjoyed the dining experience. I ordered their grilled chicken salad with a side of Swiss chard. The salad was scrumptious although the side was small and I feel could have been larger based upon the cost of 5.00. One of my colleagues ordered a pizza that she hardly touched because it had way too much cheese. The Crafthouse has a decent offering of wine and beer on their menu and the prices are reasonable. My party had mixed reviews of their respective meals yet by and large the consensus of opinion is that this restaurant is pretty good and worth a return visit. My minor suggestion to the owner is to ask the servers not to take customers plates when there is still food left or a sip or two of wine remains in our glasses, which was the case last evening with our particular server.