holy grail pub

a true pub. this is one of me and my buddy's favorite spots for a "guys night" dinner. their fish & chips are fantastic, as well as their sausages w/ spicy mustard. if you're looking for a pub, check this one out.

disappointed.. we always wanted to go to the holy grail pub and they advertise that they have the best pub food. the place is very small so we sat outside, but the service was slow and we both ordered a hamburger cooked medium but they came very well done and neither of us could eat them. we were very disappointed with the food and won't be back.

really liked this pub, nice atmosphere, very friendly staff and the food was great!!

meh.... nothing special here other than beer, but beer joints are a dime a dozen. the food is bland and about $15 per person. the service is just ok. like i said, nothing special here.

i had saturday brunch. the fried chicken and waffles was really good, flavorfull. the chicken was moist and tasty. service was fast and friendly.

second time at this restaurant. first time was good but this time was terrible. slow (almost no) service. empty glasses for way too long. food served without silver wear with which to eat it. migas had more tomatoes and avacado than eggs and chorizo. corn tortillas were soggy and broke apart when i took a bite. very disappointing.

i ordered their holy grail burger that is a "mix of fresh sirloin hand-ground on site, seasoned with spices and a touch of pork fat, grilled to order on a soft ciabata bun topped with your choice of any of the artisanal cheeses from our cheese board selection". they say artisanal cheese… they must mean artisan cheese. never mind it all sounds good to me. the cheese from their cheese board was salemville blue, compte gryuere, sweet cream brie, paprika crusted smoked cheddar, herbed chevre goat cheese, bruder baslil, red dragon and finally a cahill porter chee

best bar in the northern suburbs. i absolutely love this bar. amazing beer tap selection, delicious food, and great atmosphere that actually encourages you to talk to the people you're with (i'm looking at you overly loud bars like the old monk and trinity hall). i live in flower mound, but am almost always willing to drive the 20 minutes on a friday or saturday night. though if they wanted to open another holy grail in flower mound, that would be pretty awesome... *ahem*

surprisingly good food. along with the great beer selection, the food is not your normal bar food. i have tried the monte cristo, the basil tomato soup with grilled cheese as well as the cheese platter. everything that i have tried so far has been great. my boyfriend has also tried the pork sliders and really enjoyed them. each time i have gone in, the staff has been nice and the bartenders are knowledgeable. i'm not the biggest beer connoisseur so they helped me out! as for the atmosphere, its small but charming. you can definitely carry on a conversation with the people you came with as opposed to other pubs in frisco. if you like good beer and good food, try it out!

i dont know anything about beer other than i really dont like it. but i love the holy grail. best monte cristo sandwich i've had since childhood. decent atmosphere. i enjoyed shooting darts with my son. great burgers. awesome brownie dessert that the family dove on.

i'm an ex pat from the uk, who makes regularly visits dallas area pubs (idle rich, londoner, the pub etc). the food at the grail is ahead of the other pubs. i was impressed that speckled hen was available on draft.

tonight was my first night at the holy grail. i really enjoyed the wide variety of beer. milton and jason both seemed very knowledgeable about the beer selection. i was intrigued with their beer collaboration they had going on today. i took a glance at the menu, and will definitely be back to enjoy some upscale pub food. thanks for the great experience and welcoming a new face!!

would not recommend this pub!

can't go wrong .... a great find in the north tier of the dfw metroplex. the staff are knowledgeable and friendly, with a head chef who makes "fat-kid food" to go with a great selection of distinctive beers. non-smoking inside so you can enjoy your food and drink without nicotine additives. can get loud in the evenings, especially on weekends, but lunch or brunch are great times to visit.

recommended ... everything on the menu. personal favorites are the rich and spicy tomato basil soup with chewy grilled cheese bites on the side, as well as the heart-attack inducing brisket melt and pulled pork melt. burgers are excellent, and the french fries, either with or without spicy brown gravy, are always crispy and flavorful with skin on and sea salt. get the staff recommendations for beer to go with each dish - there's always something new and unique to try.

brunch is a highlight on weekends - phenomenal fried chicken with habanero butter and a waffle, and the brisket hash with skillet potatoes is a hands-down winner. hard to beat a giant plate of breakfast with award-winning beer.

plan to spend a couple of hours if you can so that you can sample a few beers without incapacitating yourself. leave room for the coffee and doughnuts dessert - powdered-sugar coated doughnut holes and a cup of espresso mouse topped with whipped cream.

great lunch. had an awesome turkey burger for lunch at holy grail pub. i didn't get a chance to try a beer since i was working, but i can tell you they had a great beer selection. great service. i definitely want to try this place again.