Bishop Cider

I’ve been going to Bishop Cider for over five years. I have met some really interesting people that are visiting the area from all over the United States. The servers behind the bar always really cool to talk to and provide a fun laid-back atmosphere. I’ve even brought in some food to eat and enjoy with my cider. Lockhart barbecue is right next-door and it’s a favorite of mine. My only suggestion is I wish they had the growlers available to fill up. Definitely check this place out if you live around Dallas or if you were visiting also, the branch of Cidercade in Dallas, and now there is one in Fort Worth are really awesome.

First time visiting. Just stopped in for a taste and found at least four wonderful flavored ciders I really like, and the others are fine too. Some chairs and low tables would have been nicer for a more comfortable and relaxed visit. I'd like to go again. This place is large enough for a small crowd, and small enough to feel free to laugh it up with a group of friends - like a big kid's birthday party!

My hubby and I discovered Bishop Ciders at Scarborough Fair in May, and like the slogan says..."Just one sip...you're hooked" We totally were. Before we left the fair, we had researched the tasting room in the Bishop Arts District and were planning to visit. We planned a little getaway (stay-cation) to celebrate our 24th wedding anniversary last weekend, and found a Groupon for the Ultimate Flight. We got to taste all 8 Ciders on tap that day, and enjoyed them all (2 weren't our favorites, but they were still good). The sweet gal tending bar was an absolute doll. She was so kind and attentive to everyone. She really made the place feel special. We had to come back on our way back to Fort Worth the next day to pick up a sample case of ciders because as of right now, we can only get 2 flavors near our house. Our next visit to the Dallas area will include a visit to the Cidercade. That sounds fantastic!

This is the best cider creator in Texas. Most other cider makers will concoct a cider that tastes like apple, or watermelon, or some other nice fruit flavor. And some of those are great, but they aren't creative. Bishop creates blends from many different fruits and berries to create delicious mixes such as the crackberry, bananas foster, or my personal favorite the darkcide. Bishop really is the best, and I'm not sure why there isn't always a line out their taproom door.