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How These Franchisees Saw a Record-Setting First Week at The Brass Tap

Despite an unpredictable opening, franchisees Paavn and Shulesh Patel won The Brass Tap’s Highest Opening Week Sales award thanks to strong support from Anaheim Hills.

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Lubbock’s Brass Tap Wins Franchisee of the Year

Lubbock’s Brass Tap location is receiving national recognition after being named Franchisee of the Year.

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Not sure what to try at The Brass Tap in Warner Robins?

Step into full sports immersion at The Brass Tap in Warner Robins with multiple big screen TVs, including one that takes up nearly an entire wall, plus 60 taps featuring local brews, as well as handcrafted cocktails, sharable bites, premium burgers and more.

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Why This Veteran Went From a ‘Hard No’ on Franchising to Multi-Unit Growth With The Brass Tap

Military veteran Terry Snavely never planned to become a franchisee, but discovering The Brass Tap led him and his wife to sign a five-unit agreement and build a growing multi-unit business.

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The Brass Tap Franchise: 10 Reasons to Buy in 2026

The Brass Tap pairs its craft beer roots with a full kitchen, cocktails, entertainment and room for franchisees to make each location feel at home in its market.

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What you missed on Day to Day with Mariah

The Brass Tap’s Gameday Kitchen and Tailgate Hacks.

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Newk’s Eatery Teams Up With Three SEC Powerhouses in New Two-Year Partnerships

The fast-casual favorite is deepening its ties to SEC Country through partnerships with the University of Alabama, Ole Miss and the University of Georgia.

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How Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Became a Leader in the Local Sports Restaurant Community

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s has built its identity around sports, families and community involvement, giving franchise owners a model designed to become part of the neighborhoods they serve.

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How The Brass Tap uses local flair to create unique experiences

Operators are free to employ regional touches, like a Wild West theme in a Texas location, to create a dining experience that rivals that of an independent restaurant.

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Let's go eat ... at Beef 'O' Brady's

Lakeland southside location is family-friendly, scores with food, drinks and fun.

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End-Of Summer Entertaining with The Brass Tap

Check out The Brass Tap at 6407 US-431, Owens Cross Roads!

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How The Brass Tap Listens to Customers and Delivers With New Offerings

The Brass Tap uses what it learns from customers to keep its offerings fresh while helping franchisees connect with their communities.

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How Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Franchise Support Helps Owners Build Stronger Restaurants

From development through long-term operations, Beef ‘O’ Brady’s gives franchisees experienced guidance, practical tools and a network of operators committed to helping every owner succeed.

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The Brass Tap Franchise: How Much Can I Make?

The Brass Tap’s 2026 Franchise Disclosure Document reports average adjusted gross sales of more than $1.38 million for reporting bars in 2025.

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We’ve got the opening date for The Brass Tap in Warner Robins

New to Middle Georgia, The Brass Tap in Warner Robins is gearing up for its soft opening on Labor Day.

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Two restaurant franchises eyeing Lexington for their next locations

Two restaurants that are big hits in other parts of Kentucky are looking to break into the Lexington and Central Kentucky markets. Beef ‘O’ Brady’s and The Brass Tap could be coming to town.

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FSC Franchise Co. Builds Midyear Momentum Across Beef ‘O’ Brady’s, The Brass Tap and Newk’s Eatery

The restaurant franchisor opened seven locations, signed five deals and advanced brand, menu and operational initiatives across its three-concept portfolio.

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This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Why Beef ‘O’ Brady’s says the city still has room for more sports pubs

Beef ‘O’ Brady’s believes Jacksonville remains one of Florida’s best expansion frontiers—even as casual dining and sports bars fight for the same customers.

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