Planet Marfa

Such a cool place and friendly folks. We went on a cold night so it was pretty quiet (the bar is outdoors as is most of the seating/recreation) but hot toddies kept us warm and were tasty. There is a pool table, a converted bus, and rooftop seating. Definitely a must stop while in Marfa!

One of the coolest, most unique bars I've been to. It definitely had a hipster feel with a southwestern twist, which pretty accurately describes Marfa as a town. Not a ton of unique cocktails or drink options, but they have the classics and that's all you need. It's a super casual place and I think it would be so fun to go back for some live music.

Stopped by for an adult beverage. Very unique and nice. The bartenders were friendly and fast. Fairly busy for a rainy day, and the live band was great. Enjoyed the bus since it was wet outside from the rain previously in the day.

Hands down my friends and I's favorite bar. The owners, staff, and locals were all so sweet and welcoming. The drinks were super good and the aesthetics hit the spot. They have ping pong, board games, and that one game where you make the ring in the hole lol. Went here with a group of 7 and there were no complaints!!!

Also!! Found out that this bar is ran by a retired couple who only opens during the summer and weekends. We came at the perfect time. Thanks for having us Planet Marfa. We're still thinking of you from Houston.

The most I could say was the ambience was kinda artsy and funky for an outdoor patio-style beer garden. The issues we encountered:

They weren't serving half their menu (no tacos that day for some reason) so we both ended up ordering hot dogs, even though we'd come for tacos. The chips that came with the queso were old and stale tasting and the queso was pretty average. The hot dog was also pretty average with a slightly less than fresh bun. Maybe we hit this place on a bad day, but we were just a bit disappointed.

Super cool spot to grab a drink or two. Just check their website first as their hours can be irregular (particularly in colder weather).

It's an outdoor bar with a variety of cozy environments. There are tables, booths, an upstairs deck, a teepee, an old school bus, etc. It's quirky and fun.

They do serve food but we already had an awesome meal down the street (Lost Horse Saloon).

Easy street parking.

Highly recommended.

Horrificly overpriced, tasteless food. We paid $40 for three tiny tacos with two beans and a potato in each, two tiny tacos with vegetables, some stale chips with flavorless salsa and two beers. Only the beers were good. The food was absolutely terrible. This place needs to either stop selling food altogether or get a new cook. At the very least, you can make sure you're not serving stale chips.

This place gets two stars because the beers were good and the general ambience of the place is very chill. Lots of seating, good vibe and friendly people. If they would stop serving garbage food, this spot would be great.

Great ambience and friendly bartender and very easy going. Definitely a great hang out place.

Cool vibe and great service. Even out in Marfa, a jewel was found. They have a great place right in downtown and the lady at the bar was so nice and everyone kept us warm out in West Texas.

The atmosphere is nicely quirky. The service is unremarkable. For a "beer garden" the selection is dismal. This is a place to go after, you have had as much fun as you wanted and want a reason to go home. I did not try the food, as I was already disappointed with my experience.