Great spot to sit back and drink a few brews. Showed up with a friend on a Friday around 7PM. The…read moreguy at the front confirmed my order was great and suggested the Vietnamese wings. I had the lemon Cajun along with the truffle fries. The ambiance was great. There's a good bit of TVs along with a projector so a great place to watch the game. The food was delicious, great wings and great truffle fries. They have over 30 taps with all kinds of beer along with a handful of beer fridges you can grab from. Def a great spot for groups too. Come check it out!

First time to visit meeting friends in the Spring area off of 2920 it's in a strip center. It was…read moreclean at the bartender was nice. The food was great and plenty of parking in front and in the back.prices were average

Great little spot. Huge selection of draft beers. While they don't have food, they typically have…read morefood trucks and allow outside food, from what I've seen.

Love this place! They have a great selection of beer and are very helpful when it comes to picking…read morethe perfect one. They have something for everyone. They always have something fun going on including bingo nights. They also have wonderful food trucks that you can buy food from and eat inside.

Senate Ave. isn't just a brewery--it's a destination. I can't wait to come back and try more from…read moretheir taps and kitchen. The beer selection is outstanding--there's truly something for everyone. From the moment we walked inside we were warmly greeted and all of our questions were answered. They have a great food selection which can't wait to come back and try. Highly recommended this great location with such a fun and relaxing vibe!

We loved their Octoberfest food special and mugs. The food was amazing and enjoyed our time here…read more We came back for the spooky trivia night with some friends. We got the chicken tenders and pizza. It was delicious! We love the trivia night! Just wished we could've sat inside but it's popular which is nice.

My friends and I spent the day on the lake and were looking for spots to hang out after. I've had…read morethis place on my radar for awhile as I am a huge fan of visiting breweries everywhere I go. Come to find out days before our trip that Southern Star has decided to shut down at the end of June. Sad to see one of Texas' oldest breweries closing down. I had to get here before they did because their beers are great. It's right off 45 and easy to find tucked away off a side road. The grounds are beautiful as well as the building itself. The inside taproom isn't large but the building itself is so I'm wondering they have more hangout spaces. They also have a nice deck where a lot of people were hanging out. Customer service was great. Most everyone in our crew got a flight so we could try a few things. Prices here are excellent and won't break the bank. That's what I love most about breweries. I went with the Strawberry Blonde, Southern Brunch (citrus shandy), Texas Lager, and Pit Stop (cherry cider). I really enjoyed them all especially the Southern Brunch. My friends ordered some apps for the table such as fried pickles, fried mushrooms and waffle fries. They came out piping hot and were all tasty. I saw some pizzas leaving the kitchen and they looked excellent. They also had deals on whole cases of beer for 20 bucks. Killer deal that my friend took advantage of. Sad to see this place is closing. Great breweries are a dying breed from what I have read. If these places weren't so far I would support them more. I wish everyone in the company well and hopefully see them come back in the future.

Brewery #386 This…read morewas my 5th and final brewery of the day (no worries, I spaced them out, so my senses were still intact.....I think). Southern Space was down a tree lined road kind of in the woods in a very nice space. I didn't get to see what the outside area was like (If there was one) but I did see they had a large front porch to hang out at. We got here around 8 or 9 pm and I ordered my usual flight. The place was happening; country music was playing which is not to my taste but at least it wasn't quiet. My flight consisted of a Bombshell Blonde, a Bombshell Hefeweizen, Bombshell Smash IPA, and a Valkyrie (DIPA). Why isn't this place just called Bombshell brewing? Anyway. The beers were all decent but nothing that wow'd me. If I had to pick a favorite, it would probably have been the Hefe. They had a kitchen onsite serving up burgers, pizzas and all the fried apps that places usually do. Unfortunately, we had already eaten so I can't really report on that.

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

Brewery #384 My…read moreexperience at Copperhead Brewing was a little weird. The place itself has a weird vibe with Life magazine pages all over the walls. I first thought it was wallpaper made to look like Life magazine pages, but some pages seemed to be peeling. I don't mind reading hemorrhoid ads from the 60's while drinking my beer per se, just an observation. The furniture was mismatched like estate sale items picked up from people who wanted to think they were high class in the 1960's. You could probably still smell Lucky Stripes every time you sat on the seat cushions. There was no music playing and there were only 6 or 7 (don't you dare do that 6-7 thing with your hands while reading this!) other people inside. So, I had to listen to this pretentious group talking about opera, the child welfare system and other topics while their noses were up and pinkies were out. There was an older guy on the opposite end of the room that seemed to be loudly mocking them. He thanked me for coming as I was leaving.... was he the owner? LOL. I ordered my standard flight from a very nice lady that seemed to be new. I got 2 IPA's (Mongoose Slayer and Striker IPA) that were solid, a Black Venom stout that was ok and a Belgian Quad (Medusa) that I wasn't fond of. There are no food options, but I assume there are food trucks from time to time. The outdoor area has a few games and tables and a more normal atmosphere. If they had some music to drown out Lilith and Frasier, I'd go back and give them a try.

Haven't been here in a while but just trying to call now that they are officially open, but nobody…read moreis answering. Trying to find out if their food cart was still there bc that's like the best part of their brewery. They had pretty decent fish n chips, pizza and sides that complemented their beer selection.

My husband and father in law come here all the time and love it. I will say the key lime pie-…read moreincredible. The brownie skillet- yummy. Oysters?- I didn't know they could be made so yummy! Staff is super friendly and place is very spacious. But the food is even better.

Such a cute restaurant with a really fun atmosphere! We ended up sitting at the bar due to the…read morerestaurant being packed. The bartender was attentive and really kind. We ordered the char-grilled habanero oysters and they were absolutely delicious and packed with flavor without being overly spicy. I had the Cajun shrimp pasta. The pasta was a little bland for my personal taste. My husband ordered the fried fish tacos and loved them. The fish was perfectly fried and the chips and queso were delicious. We also tried the bread pudding and I highly recommend ordering it! It came out nice and warm, and the ice cream on top was the perfect addition. Definitely the highlight of the meal.

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.