Great food and lots of fun for groups. Staff is top notch and the ambiance is very cool.read more

Karbach Brewing was on my list for what I feel like was probably for quite some time... at this…read morepoint in my Yelping most of the breweries have been in my bookmarks for a while. So as I have said before it's a lot of fun to try these out when one of these bookmarked breweries can finally get tried out. Karbach Brewing was one of these breweries that were on this lengthy but steadily diminishing brewery list of mine. The beer that we had was a Kölsch beer by the name of Love Street. The flavor features to enjoy with this kölsch is a naturally sweet flavor along with a clean presence as well as a finish. The beer gives a slight warming feeling and is smooth in body. It's also very light bodied so not out of the realm of possibility of having more than one while hanging out. A very solid beer overall.

PJ and Dalton are the friendliest, nerdiest (in the best way), chillest guys. Their creations are…read moreIMPRESSIVE, and I don't say that lightly. Jam Session is sold out every other time I'm here, which is understandable as it's the most delicious beer I've ever had (sweet though so heads up if you're not into that, although you're missing out). Today, I had the Butter Beer. Yes, Butter Beer. It tastes like beer with butterscotch, and it's exactly what I imagine the stuff at Hogwarts tastes like. Dalton recommended it with salt, and I gave him a look but tried it both ways - turns out he was correct. Do try it with salt. Speaking of salt, don't sleep on the food either. Their mac and cheese is delicious, and I haven't tried other stuff but the chicken looks crispy and yum, too. The open air design makes it hot at first, but after the sun down and the moonrise, the breeze comes through - and that's what a balmy summer night's about, right? Chill company and a cold beer in friendly neighborhood vibes? Two free parking lots plus street parking.

Brewery #401 What's…read morethat old expression? Don't judge a book by its cover? Yeah well I judged before I went in and was wrong. So, there is a parking lot right off the service road of the highway. Then you walk down the road a little ways to a chain length fenced in area that has weeds and grass knee high. My 1st thought was "what in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre trailer park trash shit is this place?". I like adventures so I went in anyway and I am glad I did! City Acre had about 15 different beers on tap and I got my usual flight. I got a west coast IPA. a strawberry chocolate sour, a Belgian, and a porter. Flannel weather was the porter, and it tasted like a thin mint Girl Scout Cookie. Delicious. Everything was great. The strawberry chocolate sour was a tasty treat and I usually hate sours. The beertender was super friendly and she gave great suggestions. They have a kitchen onsite that looked good, but I had already eaten. Maybe next time. My bad on prejudging but cut the damn grass

Layla is the sweetest thing ever . My first time at Saint Arnold's is for such a delighted memory …read more Since the restaurant was slow , layla showed me the beautiful murals and made our visit worth the drive . The food and environment were astonishing ! Our server was great as-well , Kassandra made a quiet and slow evening into something full of smiles . The merchandise is something you HAVE to get if you come here . Definitely coming back every time we visit Houston .

The only brewery where every beer offered is worth drinking. Food is great too if you need a bite,…read morebut then beers themselves remain the main attraction.

Decided to have something different and one of my favorite spots. Had the Seared Ahi Tuna with a…read moreside of the apple slaw. Oh dang what a great match up. The Tuna far exceeded my expectations. Cooked perfectly and a great serving for the price. Good Job again and of course the usual 5 star service!

Excellent variety of craft beers (most are pretty tasty) along with some cool German menu…read moreofferings. Love the mustard.

amazing waiter. he was training and he let us know he was training but he was really good. 10/10…read more I forgot his name sadly but i recommend this place. seems like they hold themselves to a standard.

I took my daughter and son-in-law to this restaurant yesterday (Sunday) for lunch after not having…read morebeen to a BJ's Restaurant in several years, and I was incredibly disappointed with with my food. We all had water to drink, the spinach-artichoke dip appetizer, they each had a burger and fries, they each had a mini pizookie, and I had the Santa Fe salad. The meal came to over $107 with tip which, was too expensive for a lunch that just wasn't good. The waitress did a great job, however, even if she looked like she was being forced to do some serious salesmanship on us. My daughter and son-in-law said their burgers and fries were just okay (although perfectly cooked to order), but my super expensive salad was not good at all. It was bagged, not fresh lettuce, and had been sitting somewhere awhile. Perhaps it had been vacationing on some warm tropical isle and was overly distraught that it had to come back to work, but by the time it got to me, it was just so, so tired. It had had enough. It decided to give up right there on the plate. So sad. You know how it gets, when the edges get slimy and kind of curl over? When it has that gassy-baggy smell and taste? It was dark in the restaurant (I think we know why now, and it isn't for ambience), so I couldn't see at first what the problem is. So when I started eating a $18.49 salad, I didn't think I'd have to dig through it and see if it were suitable for an activity like actual eating. I couldn't have imagined they would proudly serve me a salad that was mucky. Said salad was supposed to come with avocados, but only three tiny cubes bothered to show up. I don't know where the rest of it ended up. There were no red onions, and there were no tomatoes. Maybe they were all at church praying for forgiveness. The chicken itself was decent, if a little little and a little dry (but who wants wet chicken when the rest of the salad was just that, am I right?). On the menu, it says: "...the Santa Fe Salad at BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is the perfect lunch dish to break up the doldrums of the workday." Maybe it's because it wasn't a normal "workday," it being Sunday and all. But I think there was a typo because the salad itself *was* the doldrums.