Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen

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Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen is an airport bar and restaurant concept inspired by Dallas-based Deep Ellum Brewing Company, serving its craft beers alongside casual pub food at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).

Dallas, Texas
Owned by Monster Beverage Corporation

About Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen

Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen is a bar and restaurant concept located inside Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, created as a tribute to Dallas’ historic Deep Ellum neighborhood and its namesake brewery, Deep Ellum Brewing Company. The venue features a lineup of Deep Ellum Brewing draft beers and a menu of elevated bar fare, giving travelers a taste of Dallas’ craft beer and food scene without leaving the terminal.([deepellumbrewing.com](https://deepellumbrewing.com/news/the-deep-ellum-bar-kitchen-opens-in-dfw-airport-terminal-c/?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled something like “DEEP ELLUM BARC PIER D” on your card statement is very likely a purchase at this airport bar—typically food, beer, cocktails, or a combination of items during a single visit. Tabs may include gratuity if you asked to add a tip on the final receipt, and group tabs can be consolidated under one card. In some cases, you might also see a small initial preauthorization (for example, when opening a bar tab) that later adjusts to the final amount once the check is closed.([deepellumbrewing.com](https://deepellumbrewing.com/news/the-deep-ellum-bar-kitchen-opens-in-dfw-airport-terminal-c/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge, first check your travel itinerary for time spent at DFW and look for receipts or confirmation emails from airport purchases around that date. Compare the transaction date and amount with your boarding times; Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen is located post‑security in Terminal C and may also appear under slightly abbreviated or truncated names in processor systems.([tripmojo.ai](https://tripmojo.ai/airports/dfw/restaurants?utm_source=openai)) If the amount still doesn’t look familiar, contact your card issuer to request more detail (such as the merchant’s phone number coded with the transaction) and dispute the charge if necessary. You can also look up Deep Ellum Brewing’s official site for brand information, but operational questions about a specific bar check are usually best handled through your bank or the airport concessions operator (often HMSHost at DFW).([careers.hmshost.com](https://careers.hmshost.com/employers/319183/flyer?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen.

  1. DEEP ELLUM BARC PIER D

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say “DEEP ELLUM BARC PIER D” instead of Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen?

Card processors often shorten or truncate merchant names and add internal location codes, especially for airport concessions. “DEEP ELLUM BARC PIER D” likely refers to Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen at DFW Airport, with “BAR C” indicating the bar concept and “PIER D” or similar text indicating a pier/terminal area in the airport.

What types of purchases typically result in a Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen charge?

Most charges come from in‑person food and beverage purchases at the airport bar—such as draft beers from Deep Ellum Brewing, cocktails, sandwiches, or other pub‑style dishes. The total can include tax and any gratuity you chose to add when you signed the receipt.

Can Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen place a temporary hold or preauthorization on my card?

Yes. Like many airport bars, staff may open a tab by running your card for a small preauthorization to verify funds. That hold will later be replaced by the final transaction amount when you close your tab; the initial pending amount should disappear from your online banking within a few days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How can I confirm that a Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen charge is legitimate?

Match the transaction date and time to your flight schedule and any layovers at DFW Airport. If you remember visiting a bar in Terminal C near your gate and the amount is in line with what you typically spend on food and drinks, it’s likely valid. You can also review boarding passes, travel receipts, and any itemized receipts saved from your trip to confirm.

How do I request a receipt or more details about my Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen purchase?

Because airport concessions are usually operated by companies like HMSHost under license, you’ll often need to work through your card issuer first. Ask your bank for the merchant phone number and any additional descriptor details attached to the transaction, then contact the operator to request an itemized receipt or clarification for that date and time.

Can I get a refund for a mistaken or incorrect Deep Ellum Bar + Kitchen charge?

If you believe you were charged incorrectly—such as a duplicate charge or wrong amount—contact your card issuer as soon as possible and explain the issue. They can provide transaction details and may open a dispute. If your bank gives you contact information for the bar’s operator, you can also reach out directly to see if they will adjust or refund the charge before or during the dispute process.

Why is the amount higher than the food and drinks I remember ordering?

Airport checks can include taxes, service charges, and gratuity. If you added a tip when signing, the final settlement will reflect the total including that tip, which may be higher than the amount first authorized when the card was swiped. Also, if multiple people’s drinks or meals were put on one tab, the full group total will appear under the card used to pay.

Is this charge related to Deep Ellum Brewing Company even though I only see a bar at the airport?

Yes, the bar concept is branded around Deep Ellum Brewing Company and typically pours its beers on draft, but the physical location is an airport bar/restaurant at DFW rather than the original brewery taproom. The brand itself is part of the CANarchy portfolio, which is owned by Monster Beverage Corporation; however, your specific charge is for the on‑site bar service at the airport, not for packaged beer bought in a store.

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