Brewery Profile
Small Brewpub
On Jefferson Boulevard in Oak Cliff, this Dallas brewpub served as a neighborhood-scale entry in the city’s craft beer scene rather than a production brewery built around distribution. During its five-year run, a visitor walking in would have found a full-service restaurant, cocktail bar, and brewery operating under one roof. The concept was started by a group of friends who wanted to create a different kind of neighborhood brewpub, and the beer program reflected that small-format approach: rotating house beers, recognizable flagships, and occasional cellar or anniversary releases tied to the life of the business.
Travelers exploring Dallas and North Texas beer often look for places that connect beer with a specific neighborhood, especially stops where the experience is not limited to a flight at the bar. Small Brewpub fit that pattern by pairing its brewing program with food and cocktails in Oak Cliff. Its known beers included the Black Pepper Pils and New Hats, while anniversary and cellar offerings gave repeat visitors something less routine to track. Mish Mish, released for the 2017 anniversary, and Byzantium, released for the 2018 anniversary, were among the notable cellar beers. The final release, Ultimo, was an 11% ABV strong ale fermented with kveik yeast and conditioned on Madagascar and Mexican vanilla beans and nutmeg for the fifth anniversary.
Practical planning for this address is shaped by the fact that Small Brewpub is no longer operating. It concluded operations on December 7th, five years after it opened, so visitors cannot currently stop in for a meal, cocktail, or draft pour there. For those researching Dallas beer history, the brewpub remains a useful reference point for Oak Cliff’s role in the city’s independent beer culture and for the way small breweries used anniversary releases to mark time with their regulars. Any current visit to the area should be planned around other open businesses, while details about Small’s beer list are best treated as part of the historical record rather than an active taproom offering.
Located in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, Small Brewpub operated as a full-service restaurant, cocktail bar, and brewery on Jefferson Boulevard for five years. The establishment was founded by a group of friends with the intent of creating a novel neighborhood brewpub concept. Small produced a rotating selection of beers, including flagship offerings such as the Black Pepper Pils and New Hats, alongside specialty anniversary releases. Notable cellar offerings included Mish Mish (2017 anniversary) and Byzantium (2018 anniversary). The final beer release, Ultimo, was an 11% ABV strong ale fermented with kveik yeast and conditioned on Madagascar and Mexican vanilla beans and nutmeg, released to coincide with the brewpub's fifth anniversary. Small Brewpub concluded operations on December 7th, five years after its founding.
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333 W Jefferson Blvd, Dallas, Texas, 75208-4602
Phone: 9728631594
Website: http://www.smallbrewpub.com
Hours: TUE-FRI, 3PM—Midnight, SAT, 11AM—MIDNIGHT, CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY
Popular Beers
A quick look at notable pours currently tied to Small Brewpub.
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Black Pepper Pils
Pilsner
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New Hats
Beer
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Mish Mish
Anniversary Beer
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Byzantium
Anniversary Beer
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Ultimo
Strong Ale
Beer Styles at Small Brewpub
Small Brewpub brews across a range of styles. The current lineup includes Pilsner, Beer, Anniversary Beer, and Strong Ale. Specific pours rotate over time — check the taproom board on the day of your visit for what is currently available on tap.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Small Brewpub located?
- Small Brewpub is located at 333 W Jefferson Blvd, Dallas, Texas, 75208-4602. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
- What are Small Brewpub's hours?
- Current hours are: TUE-FRI, 3PM—Midnight, SAT, 11AM—MIDNIGHT, CLOSED SUNDAY & MONDAY. Hours can change on holidays and during private events — call ahead if your visit is time-sensitive.
- How can I learn more about Small Brewpub?
- Visit http://www.smallbrewpub.com for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.