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    Beer Mansion

    Take a peek inside Beer Mansion, Dallas' choose-your-own-adventure beer party

    CultureMap Create
    Jun 6, 2018 | 12:55 pm

    Beer drinkers, this is your pop-up Disneyland. For the first time ever, Beer Mansion is coming to Dallas, and Brooklyn Brewery is bringing you all the good things in life: arcade games, live music, great food, good vibes, and, of course, plenty of beer.

    Beer Mansion is an unconventional, multi-party celebration of brews that's headed to 2616 Commerce St. in Deep Ellum for two days only, June 15-16. What can you expect? The unexpected. But here's the lowdown on the basics:

    Explore four themed areas
    There truly is something for everyone, since you get to curate your own experience and choose from four parties, all under one roof.

    • Music lovers should check out The Show, where a lineup of local artists curated by Nine Mile Records will be performing live.
    • Search out eclectic food and goods in The Bazaar, where local Dallas vendors ranging from Good Records to Hypnotic Donuts will be serving up beer ice cream, tabletop games, and more weird and wonderful finds.
    • The Speakeasy does it old-school style, with a transformative room that will be decked out in sultry dark woods, sleek sofas, and refined beers for the mature palate. Plus there will be craft beer cocktails from Balcones Distilling.
    • Lastly, you can chill out in The Arcade, an adult gaming playground for both the casual and hardcore gamers. You'll find cutting-edge consoles and cabinet-style classics you haven't seen since the '80s, supplied by Free Play Arcade.

    Try some beer, obviously
    This isn't your typical beer event, with tables stretching endlessly through some bland convention center. Tasting stations will be integrated throughout the mansion, so partygoers can have access to cold ones from seven different breweries including Braindead Brewing, Bishop Cider Company, Lakewood Brewing Company, and Brooklyn Brewery's own array of beers. Ales, lagers, ciders, IPAs — it's all here. Flavors will range from sweet to funky, with everything in between.

    Listen to live music
    Check out some of Dallas' hottest live music throughout the weekend. Friday performances include Upsetting, Annabelle Chairlegs, and Not Half Bad. Saturday daytime performances include Mother Tongues, Loafers, and Go Fever. On Saturday night, catch Violent Squid, Duell, and Otis the Destroyer.

    Take in some art
    Thanks to Art of the Brew, the Austin-based nonprofit that's dedicated to supporting Texas artists, you can gaze on an array of cool artwork while you sip.

    Eat some tasty grub
    All that beer is sure to make you hungry, so enjoy bites from some of Dallas' best restaurants. Snag a poke bowl or street taco from Bowls & Tacos, or down some delicious grub from Mudhen Meat and Greens. Got a sweet tooth? Double up on your carbs with limited-edition doughnuts from Hypnotic Donuts or ice cream from Devious Desserts.

    Shop for local goods and other cool stuff
    Pop-up shops and goodies from a variety of vendors will be available, including Deep Vellum Publishing, Dallas Pin-Up, and Good Records. There will also be games from Free Play Arcade, Common Ground Games, and card games from Competition Kitchen. Plus don't miss the Blundstone boot photo booth to capture memories of your beer-fueled weekend.

    Beer Mansion will offer three separate sessions, giving guests the option of Friday night, Saturday afternoon, or Saturday evening. A portion of sales from regular admission and Tasting Experience tickets will benefit Texas artists through Art of the Brew.

    Regular admission is $20, while the Tasting Experience is $35 and includes early entry to the Mansion, access to the Tasters Quarters, a signature Spiegelau tasting glass, swag bag, and one complimentary food item from the vendor of your choice. Food and drink tickets are available onsite for purchase.

    Go here to learn more and purchase tickets. Cheers!

    The Show will feature live performances each night by local artists.

    Beer Mansion musicians
      
    Photo by Ty Worthington
    The Show will feature live performances each night by local artists.
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    Steak & Ale News

    Local opening of Dallas chain Steak and Ale gets derailed

    Teresa Gubbins
    May 16, 2025 | 5:27 pm
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    The long-in-the-works return of Steak and Ale in Dallas is being shelved for now: The casual steakhouse chain which in its heyday had nearly 300 locations is no longer opening a location it planned for in Grand Prairie.

    According to a May 11 post from company owner Paul Mangiamele, the restaurant is definitely now a no-go.

    "After years of very hard and exhausting work for making the Grand Prairie side by side S&A and Bennigan’s happen, the rug has been yanked out from under us," Mangiamele said in his post.

    Often referred to as a pioneer in casual dining, Steak and Ale debuted in 1966, offering an affordable steakhouse experience with rustic Tudor design that included wooden beams and stained glass. In addition to steak and a signature salad bar, the menu featured then-fancy items such as steak Oscar, baby back ribs, and Hawaiian chicken with pineapple teriyaki sauce.

    The chain remained a buzzy destination throughout the '70s and '80s, but by 2008, the parent company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and the remaining locations closed.

    In 2023, businessman Paul Mangiamele, chairman and CEO of Legendary Restaurant Brands (which includes Monte Cristo sandwich purveyor Bennigan’s and Bennigan’s On The Fly, which he has also revived), launched a long-held plan to revive the Steak and Ale concept that included opening a new Steak and Ale in Burnsville, Minnesota, as well as partnering with a franchisee to open a location in Grand Prairie, side-by-side with a Bennigan's.

    The Minnesota location opened in August 2024, but Grand Prairie will not be so lucky, and according to Mangiamele, it's due to the shenanigans of the franchisee.

    "For years, we were being told by the developer and owner of the land how he was going to be our franchise partner," Mangiamele says. "He shared with me numerous times how he grew up with the brands and wanted to do his part in honoring Norman Brinker and would be a proud franchise owner. Well, after he finally (3 years later) received his money for selling some of his land, instead of being our franchise partner, he changed his tune, and wanted to instead, sell his land to us!!"

    According to Mangiamele, not only did the franchisee try to sell back the land, he tried to make a profit.

    "Our special deal was a ‘discounted’ price per foot on the land we’d need," Mangiamele says. "After a few due diligence calls, the discounted ’deal’ price was 20% higher than the comparable prices in the same area!! Simply unbelievable!"

    Mangiamele says they are still talking to other interested parties in the greater DFW area and should have more news soon.

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