We went out for lunch on Father's Day 2018 to
Frisco Tap House. The appeal for me was the beer and for my wife the pretzels. The kids weren't particularly excited. Still they had a good time.
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Inside Frisco Tap House |
We ordered the home-made pretzel appetizer because that is our new favorite thing. We received two pretzels, which weren't hanging like at other restaurants but were still delicious. They looked like happy faces, which we thought was cool. The cheese sauce was much more popular than the mustard sauce in our family.
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Smiling pretzels |
My first beer was the
Peabody Heights Unforgiveable Curses Tripel (9% alcohol by volume). It was very tasty, with the nutty flavor of Belgian beers. It went well with the pretzels.
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Tripel with a third of a pretzel |
For my meal, I ordered jambalaya which was spicy and yummy. The kids ordered pizza and a cheeseburger. My wife had the lamb sliders which were yummy.
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Jambalaya |
I ordered a second beer that was also awesome. It was
Wicked Weed's Dark Arts Rum Barrel. It was rich and creamy and super-potent at 15% alcohol per volume. I liked it a lot and didn't drive home. Also, we were a bit shocked to see it cost $15. It's the most we have ever paid for one serving a beer. It probably wasn't worth that much but it did taste awesome.
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Dark Arts Rum Barrel with reflection of Jambalaya |
I received a bunch of cool presents at home, including a book about
saints from Africa and the board game
Space Alert which we look forward to playing. The preschooler made an awesome card with home-made art...
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Card front |
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Card back |
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