Jodi H.
Yelp
They're known for their cider bombs. Yup, sake bombs with cider instead of Japanese beer. I'm not sure how I feel about it, but I think it's great that they are giving the option for people who don't like the taste of beer.
Came through with a few friends, and yes...before we get started, parking here in Deep Ellum in general sucks. So do yourself a favor and park a few streets away and zip over via scooter. Lyfting over is just going to be a hassle, and we all know that. So the space itself that Trinity has is great. Their outside seating is especially wonderful because it's great for those with dogs, and they share this space with the next door restaurants. The indoors space is quite limited, so large groups will have to squeeze a little. The cider-tenders at the bar are all very sociable and engaging ladies, and they are part of the reason why people here have a good time. They are awesome so 5 stars to y'all. Just beware for those who want to actually come and have a conversation--it might be wise to sit outside because the noise levels can definitely rise.
In terms of the cider, I wasn't too into it because they were all on the fruity sweeter side. I was stoked to get a flight because that's the whole point of trying everything! Everything else I liked about the place though, from the price point to the decor and setup of the tap. However, I found the Cardi Blue (blue cider pictured here) was way too berry-flavored to the point like it was almost like cough medicine and the Pumpkin spice one literally was like drinking a candle. I'm all for seasonal crazy flavors, but I don't think those were done with any subtle messages in mind. The honey cider was actually quite good though, and probably our favorite one. I guess I'm biased because I love drier ciders, which wasn't really the case here at Trinity. Austin's cidery game is so strong (sorry Dallas!) and I've probably been spoiled by it. However, great spot to get your drink on and have a good time.