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Burleson Yard Beer Garden

San Antonio, TX · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 82 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-08-30

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

Burleson Yard Beer Garden pours a crowd-pleasing mix of cocktails, drafts, and mocktails from a full bar. The Texas Paloma, with its chamoy rim, is a standout at $9, while frozen Burly-Ritas go for $8. Drafts include Montucky Cold Snack at $3.75. No wine is offered, but the beer garden's outdoor seating and daily happy hour keep the focus on easy drinking.

What should I order?
Start with the Texas Paloma, a tequila-grapefruit number with a chamoy rim. For something frozen, the Burly-Ritas at $8 are a deal. Beer drinkers can grab a Montucky Cold Snack for $3.75 or a Draft Dos XX for $4.50. If you're skipping alcohol, the Prickly Pear Mule is a solid mocktail at $6.
Who will enjoy this place?
This place suits groups who want a casual, lively beer garden with a full bar. Cocktail fans will find creative options, beer enthusiasts can sample mainstream drafts, and non-drinkers have a few mocktails. It's not for wine lovers, as no wine is offered.
When should I go?
Daily happy hour with specials makes it a good after-work stop. The outdoor seating and events like National Drink Beer Day suggest weekend afternoons are lively.
What should I expect to spend?
Cocktails run $8–$9, with well margaritas at $3.50. Draft beers are around $4–$5, and mocktails are $5–$6. A round of drinks for two might total $20–$25.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The menu leans into Texas-inspired drinks like the Texas Paloma and the Award-Winning Michelada. The frozen Burly-Ritas and dedicated mocktail menu add versatility. It's a beer garden with a full bar, but the cocktails and mocktails get as much attention as the drafts.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Cocktails

Inebrious Cocktails score: 86 out of 100

A creative cocktail list with a Texas bent, including the chamoy-rimmed Texas Paloma and frozen Burly-Ritas. Prices are friendly, with well margaritas at $3.50. The Award-Winning Michelada adds a savory option.

Menu strengths

  • Creative cocktails with regional flair; Value pricing on margaritas and frozen drinks

Standout selections

  • Texas Paloma – tequila, grapefruit soda, grapefruit juice, lime, simple syrup, chamoy rim.
  • Burly-Ritas – frozen or on the rocks, $8.00, with flavor add-ons for $1.00.

Pricing: Texas Paloma $9.00, Award-Winning Michelada $8.50, Burly-Ritas $8.00, well margaritas $3.50.

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 50 out of 100

No wine is offered.

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 78 out of 100

A decent draft lineup with craft, domestic, and mainstream options. Prices are reasonable, and the Tecate Michelada offers a twist. The list lacks depth, but the basics are covered.

Menu strengths

  • Variety of craft, domestic, and draft options; Low prices on drafts

Standout selections

  • Montucky Cold Snack – a light, crisp lager at $3.75.
  • Tecate Michelada – a beer cocktail at $5.50.

Pricing: Draft Dos XX $4.50, Montucky Cold Snack $3.75, Tecate Michelada $5.50.

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 82 out of 100

A dedicated mocktail menu with four options, including the Prickly Pear Mule and Rambler Michelada. Non-alcoholic drinks also include sodas, Jarritos, Liquid Death Water, and Red Bull. Priced reasonably.

Menu strengths

  • Several mocktail options beyond standard sodas; Affordable pricing at $5–$6

Standout selections

  • Prickly Pear Mule – a non-alcoholic mule at $6.00.
  • Rambler Michelada – a non-alcoholic michelada at $5.00.

Pricing: Mocktails $5.00, Prickly Pear Mule $6.00.

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 75 out of 100

The bar stocks spirits for cocktails, including tequila, vodka, gin, and rum. No dedicated spirits list or pricing is available, so the program is functional but not showcased.

How it sits with the food

The menu includes food, but the beverage program pairs naturally with bar snacks. The michelada and light lagers like Modelo would complement salty or fried fare. The citrusy Texas Paloma could cut through rich dishes.

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