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Penny’s Beer Garden is a community-oriented small business in Dickinson, TX combining an urban farm and a small taproom. We provide fresh fruits and vegetables grown onsite as well as Houston-area craft beer and wine. On market days, we will provide a place for other small businesses to sell complementary goods (like honey and crafts). Our business will be a charming retreat for families with children and a forum for supporters of the eat local, drink local, and shop local movement.
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Address: 1001 Farm to Market 646 Rd N, Dickinson, TX 77539
Phone: (832) 315-6263
Website: http://www.pennysbeergarden.com/
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Taproom Hours. Thursday 5 PM – 9 PM. Friday 5 PM – 9 PM. Saturday 12 PM – 9 PM. Sunday 2 PM – 8 PM. . Recurring Events. Thursday Trivia Night.
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Penny’s Beer Garden, 1001 FM 646 Rd N, Dickinson, TX 77539, US
Penny’s Beer Garden in Dickinson, TX, offers a unique experience as a taproom, farmer’s market, and urban farm.
Reviews
Hannah Dickson
It honestly pains me to write this because I’ve really loved Penny’s over the past six months.
My husband and I started coming here in May 2025 because it was advertised as dog friendly and had great craft beer, something we both love and even brew ourselves. On our first visit, we learned about the late Penny, the dog the farm was built in memory of. The staff were kind, told us our dog was welcome to visit anytime, and we’ve been regulars ever since, usually stopping by once a week.
Tonight, I arrived a few minutes before my husband and took our dog to the garden like we always do to pay our respects to Penny. After less than two minutes, a woman suddenly screamed at me to “get out immediately.” I was shocked, since I’d never seen her before and thought she might be yelling at the nearby kids playing football. But it turned out she was yelling at me. I left right away and said, “I’m so sorry, I thought we were allowed in here. I’ve never been told otherwise.” She shouted, “I’m the owner. Get your dog out of there.”
I said, “Ma’am, I’m complying, but your staff have always told me this was fine. You may want to clear that up with them.” She replied, “I’ll have a talk with them.”
I was really shaken up and waited for my husband to arrive. When we went inside, the owner asked to speak with me and said, “The only thing I’ll apologize for is that the ‘no dogs allowed’ sign fell off. The woman I was with told me you sounded absolutely crazy and combative.” My husband started recording because of how unprofessional she was being. I explained, “I think trying to talk across a field can make anyone sound upset. I just wanted to clarify that I’ve always been told dogs were allowed.” She said again, “Well, you sounded absolutely crazy.”
I ended the conversation by saying, “We must have different communication styles. I’m going inside to enjoy the place I came to support tonight.”
Once inside, several other customers came up to me, telling me they’d had similar experiences with the owner’s rude and combative behavior.
To be clear, I completely understand if the owner doesn’t want dogs in certain areas. That’s her right. The issue is how this was handled.
• The owner was unnecessarily aggressive and unprofessional.
• There’s no clear signage about where dogs are allowed.
• The staff clearly haven’t been trained consistently on this policy.
Every other staff member I’ve met here has been wonderful, which makes this even more disappointing. I hope the owner takes this feedback seriously, because no customer deserves to be yelled at for following the same directions they’ve been given for months.
… moreMy husband and I started coming here in May 2025 because it was advertised as dog friendly and had great craft beer, something we both love and even brew ourselves. On our first visit, we learned about the late Penny, the dog the farm was built in memory of. The staff were kind, told us our dog was welcome to visit anytime, and we’ve been regulars ever since, usually stopping by once a week.
Tonight, I arrived a few minutes before my husband and took our dog to the garden like we always do to pay our respects to Penny. After less than two minutes, a woman suddenly screamed at me to “get out immediately.” I was shocked, since I’d never seen her before and thought she might be yelling at the nearby kids playing football. But it turned out she was yelling at me. I left right away and said, “I’m so sorry, I thought we were allowed in here. I’ve never been told otherwise.” She shouted, “I’m the owner. Get your dog out of there.”
I said, “Ma’am, I’m complying, but your staff have always told me this was fine. You may want to clear that up with them.” She replied, “I’ll have a talk with them.”
I was really shaken up and waited for my husband to arrive. When we went inside, the owner asked to speak with me and said, “The only thing I’ll apologize for is that the ‘no dogs allowed’ sign fell off. The woman I was with told me you sounded absolutely crazy and combative.” My husband started recording because of how unprofessional she was being. I explained, “I think trying to talk across a field can make anyone sound upset. I just wanted to clarify that I’ve always been told dogs were allowed.” She said again, “Well, you sounded absolutely crazy.”
I ended the conversation by saying, “We must have different communication styles. I’m going inside to enjoy the place I came to support tonight.”
Once inside, several other customers came up to me, telling me they’d had similar experiences with the owner’s rude and combative behavior.
To be clear, I completely understand if the owner doesn’t want dogs in certain areas. That’s her right. The issue is how this was handled.
• The owner was unnecessarily aggressive and unprofessional.
• There’s no clear signage about where dogs are allowed.
• The staff clearly haven’t been trained consistently on this policy.
Every other staff member I’ve met here has been wonderful, which makes this even more disappointing. I hope the owner takes this feedback seriously, because no customer deserves to be yelled at for following the same directions they’ve been given for months.
Julie Alexander
Penny’s Beer Garden is an awesome local beer garden. Big backyard and plenty of space inside too. Beer is cold and the tacos al pastor from the food truck smelled amazing!
… moreAmber Zelmer
Been going to Penny’s ever since they opened and I love the relaxed atmosphere and the support they have for locally produced beers and wines. The taproom is cozy but my favorite place to hang out at Penny’s is in the outside seating area, especially in the evenings when the string lights are lit and it’s cool outside. Also a fun place for trivia nights 🙂
… moreCheryl Bond
Penny’s Beer Garden is welcoming for a local brewery, home grown veggies, pop-up market, Thursday trivia night event, car meet-ups, dog and kid friendly. Thank you for creating a space for all ages to enjoy.
… moreJoshua Bailey
Peeny’s Beer Garden is exactly that! It’s a beautiful and cute location with patio furniture outside to gather around socially to have a good time. Every Thursday they have trivia and every second Saturday they have a farmer’s market and much much more. Anyone should come and check this place out! They have a garden with fresh veggies and herbs with chickens and soon to be… bunnies! This place is great for kids and adults! Bring your pets, they’re pet friendly! I would recommend Penny’s Beer Garden to my closest friends and family.
… moreLacey W.
Go and visit and have a great drinks .
And a different food trucks, to curb your appetite.
Very friendly.
And kid friendly and enjoying their selves, being kids .
Frozen wine .
Relaxing atmosphere inside and outside .
Live music !
Check out schedules for different venues.
I recommend ☝ .
Thanks to Christina, for welcoming me!
I enjoyed stopping in and
I ” like be BACK !
… moreAnd a different food trucks, to curb your appetite.
Very friendly.
And kid friendly and enjoying their selves, being kids .
Frozen wine .
Relaxing atmosphere inside and outside .
Live music !
Check out schedules for different venues.
I recommend ☝ .
Thanks to Christina, for welcoming me!
I enjoyed stopping in and
I ” like be BACK !
Tom Jones
Penny’s has a fantastic outside space with lots of shade. It is very dog and kid friendly and everyone is super friendly. They have an interesting local craft beer selection. I highly recommend making them a regular hang out.
… moreCharlie Morovich
Great place to come have a local brew, sit outside, and relax. I noticed it’s family and pet friendly, has a okra maze (at the moment, I imagine its seasonal) and a farmers market outside. As a father to be, I’m excited to have a place like this to come hang out at. Definitely recommending this great spot.
… moreReed Walker
A truly enjoyable experience. Great drinks, great atmosphere, a perfect spot to enjoy the outdoors and be with friends and family.
… moreTracy Reid – Mathis
Love this place! Nice relaxing place to enjoy a beer or a glass of wine. Nice breeze outside and plenty of tables. Kid and pet friendly! Has a wonderful Farmer’s Market on the 2nd Saturday of the month!
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