Saint Arnold's brewery is a local brewery where they do everything in the brewing process from…read morestart to finish. They ship and sell their beers all over Texas and Louisiana. They offer tours of their brewery so you get to see how it all works and it's a free tour! There are certain times for the tour and the staff can help you with time and dates. Huge outdoor patio and there is an indoor seating restaurant area as well. Family friendly and dog friendly. Lots of food and beer options.

It's might be petty on my side but I'm taking off a star because of how terrible their heirloom…read moreTomato Salad. For $15 plus $5 for chicken, you'd expect it to be at least a decent sized salad and have salad stuff in there but you just get a few pieces of chicken and a green goo with just a few and I mean this literally, a few pieces of arugula? I guess I should have read the fine print which didn't mention lettuce but how can you call something a salad that doesn't have any kind of green leaves? I have been coming here a few times a year for various events but the place just doesn't seem to have any sort of a niche...yeah they have beer but I could get that down the street at any pub. They don't even bother putting ice in their water coolers anymore either.

So sad to see True Anomaly Brewing Company closing, we've been here a couple of times and always…read morehad a great experience. The beers are consistently tasty, the vibe is always on point, and the bartenders are friendly and really helpful. It's definitely a spot we'll miss. Grateful we got to enjoy it while it lasted!

This is another brewery where the taproom is closed and I get the impression that we got some of…read moretheir beer (which was elsewhere) before they completely ran out of stock on it. So in that case we felt lucky to get a beer from this place before no beer could be obtained any longer. The beer we had from True Anomaly was the Ben's House IPA. To be honest we have encountered better IPA'S and it wasn't all that memorable. Flavor elements in this beer are citrus, hoppiness, piney and a bitterness. The beer is bright in hue. Even though we were underwhelmed with this beer I cannot say if that applies to all of their beers as we were only able to get the one but if they are all that way perhaps that is one factor resulting in closure.

Sometimes, the neat places you stumble upon are just off the beaten path…read more I came here yesterday with my friend and his band, Zenjii (they're awesome so check out them out sometime) to pregame before their show at the nearby White Oak Music Hall. My first impression of the humble establishment was that it lacks pretentiousness and offers an aesthetic of a hole in a wall minus the grime. While H-Town Brewing primarily focuses on adult beverages, it has an on-site food truck. I was full from an earlier lunch, but my friend offered me his fries and tortilla chips, which were really good. I kicked myself for having nothing but plastic because the food truck accepted only Zelle and cash (I lacked either). It was a bit quiet, but I imagine with football season just weeks away, it's the place to be to catch a game.

The Brews? Excelente…read more The staff? Friendly The food truck Flautas? Muy delicisioso. My Spanish is flawed! Just go enjoy yourself. They are a good time. Plenty of seating, inside and out.

The "We love Houston" sign caught our attention, and we decided to stop in to check out 8th Wonder…read moreBrewery. We ordered the Mango Passion Fruit Rum Punch, a Wonder Light Lager, a Haterade Watermelon Sour, and an El Pepino shot. Overall, the drinks were decent, and we appreciated the cocktails being made fresh instead of from a can. The El Pepino shot was our favorite of the all of the drinks. They don't offer beer flights, as that would have made it easier to sample more of their beers. There's a large indoor and outdoor space great for large groups, events, or simply hanging out. Service was great.

Was near the fan fest for fifa world cup and wanted to attend a brewery. We stumbled here and…read morewatched a game. A cool place and have outdoor seating as well. Plus a food truck to order food from! A bunch of different things on draft and the staff were very chill!

My friend and I enjoy exploring small craft breweries around town. My friend wanted to check out…read moreEqual Parts so we stopped in on a Sunday evening. The brewery is located in the East End/Second Ward and it's owned by the same folks as Brash Brewing. The building was built in the early 1900s. The taproom is moderate in size and there were quite a few tables. I had a pint of the Oktoberfest which I really enjoyed! I also ordered a flight with the following: 3 Seashells, Brash EZ 7, Spin Jammer, and the Exotica Scorpion. I didn't care for the Exotica (it was too sour for my preference), but I did like the other three that I tried. We didn't see any food during our visit, but they do have rotating vendors that sell food on site. You can also bring in food or have food delivered to the brewery. They don't have any TVs, so this wouldn't be a place to watch a game. They do allow free parking at the brewery if you want to take the train to the stadium which is pretty cool. They have weekday specials and they host events like Music Bingo and Yoga on the 4th Sunday of the month. Check their website and social media for events and specials.

We stopped in waiting for our nearby AirBnB check in. Very positive first impression! I'm not a fan…read moreof beer so I'm always happy to see wine offerings. Equal Parts carries one my favorites - Archer Roose. The man enjoyed 2 servings of their Helles Lager. They have a large variety of brews and the seating is both indoor and outdoor. Very comfortable. Thank you to Jacob!

Little hole-in-the-wall, but interesting and tasty beers on tap. Very friendly bartender on a quiet…read moreSunday afternoon. The Skibidi Rizanv is a very thick, mango passion fruit IPA that packs a wallop!! It's basically a beer milkshake. Enjoy.

This brewery has a unique and authentic small town local spot feel. That being said, it is a very…read morefriendly place to newcomers! The bar staff is super friendly, they're knowledgeable about the beer on tap, and you call tell that they actually enjoy working there at Elder Son. The taplist here is rotating, so there is typically a new beer every couple of weeks. Definitely my favorite brewery in the area!

Brewery #398 I have…read morebeen to Frost Town Brewing twice, the 1st time was for the World Baseball Classic, and the next time was in June for an Astros game. The space itself is very nice inside, the kind of brewery my girlfriend would like. It's bright, large windows, clean and lots of plants. They don't do flights on game days even if no one is in line and there are like 10 people in the brewery. The 1st time I came, this rule made sense but the second time they had damn near as many workers as customers. So, I have only tried 3 beers. A stout that I didn't care for and 2 IPA's that were pretty good. There is no food onsite and the 2 times that I was there, I didn't see a food truck either. They also offer free parking for the Astros games if you have a 15,00 tab so that alone is worth the visit.

There's a handful of breweries in and around downtown that are worth a visit and Frost Town is one…read moreof them. Fun fact: the brewery is named after the Frost Town settlement which is considered one of the first neighborhoods in the city of Houston. Frost Town is a few blocks from Daikin (still haven't adjusted to the name change) and is a popular spot for folks to go before/after Astros' games. The brewery is quite large and is great for groups. It's two stories, though I've never sat upstairs. There's a nice sized patio as well. According to their website, they're family friendly and dog friendly too. I've enjoyed all of the beers that I've tried including the Kolsch and Pub Ale. I haven't ordered a flight, but I like that you can order up to 6 pours (I've never seen a beer flight with more than 4-5 pours). In addition to beer, they offer wine, cider, and NA beverages. They offer weekly specials like $5 fruit beers on Fridays. They also have events like game nights, yoga (Sundays), and trivia night (Wednesdays). If you're planning to hang awhile, they have a shelf full of board games near the bathrooms for patrons to play. They sometimes have a food truck on site, although the times that I have visited, they didn't have one. They do allow patrons to bring in outside food (if you need a Tex Mex fix, Irma's is nearby). I have not had any issues with parking, though the times that I visited haven't been super busy. They have a parking lot as well as street parking (free after 6 pm and all day on Sundays). Frost Town is super chill and laid back. Just the way I like it!

So turns out Bad Astronaut Brewing is sorta changing business ventures and focusing more on being…read morean event space than a brewery. As an event space, it definitely has a lot of positives. There's tons of space, different sections, lots of seating, and various games to entertain. I came for a carnivorous plant show and really enjoyed my time there. It was a pretty hot day and though it didn't seem like there was AC in the space, the air flow and shade kept things cool. I enjoyed how there was space for the plant show/booths as well as a singo event on the other side. There is still a bar with select beers, cocktails, and drinks. The servers were friendly and explained why the menu seemed sparse (focusing on event space vs brewery). I got a rice lager and enjoyed it, very refreshing on a hot and humid Houston day.

Had the pleasure of stopping by Bad Astronaut brewery this weekend…read more Parking was plentiful with a dedicated parking lot and street parking. There's a great view of downtown. They didn't serve food but they had a food truck right outside the door. I tried out a couple of beers (phaser fight, fighting windmills) but they also had soda, cocktails, mocktails and water. I really enjoyed the fighting windmills the most. It was described as a mexican lager. The staff were friendly and were able to provide input on the drink choices. It was spacious, family friendly, and cool inside despite the heat. They even had games to enjoy. I'm giving a 3 because the beer was good but not great. With that said, it's worth trying and I would return.

Brewery #397 Under…read morethe Radar is a very small neighborhood style brewery. Lots of people just cycling and walking up to get a pint. I got my usual flight and for a small brewery, they had a solid sized selection of 14 different styles. I got a Hazy IPA, a Kolsch, a stout and a rice lager. The Hazy Town was my favorite, but I really liked the Koln Kolsch too. They also had a refrigerator for soft drinks and a few different nonalcoholic which was great for my buddy who no longer drinks. Most of the seating is outside but most of the seats are in the shade. The beertender (is that a word...it should be) was very friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely be a regular if I lived nearby.

Stop # 3 on the #Fifty-FiveTXBreweriesBy55Tour…read more Excellent! Every beer delicious. Lots of outdoor seating. Don't tel St A, but the Raspberry Love raspberry hefe here is so good! The Luck It Irish Red has more weight than some Irish Reds, but in the best way. The Basti Bear Milk Stout is perfection. 2112 Black IPA, just 6.7 ABV, it's a powerful drink. The Jubilee Kolsch was enjoyable. The perfect go-to.

Check em outtt The food is greaaat…read more This is the place to visit Awesome Great customer servicee so kind and attentive rr and facilities are clean Great Check em out !!! Thanks

Social Beer Garden is a great spot with Beer flight options, pool tables in the upstairs area and…read morebig screen on outside patio to watch games etc. There is no food options unless there is food trucks. There is a parking lot available across the street with a sign saying "Social Beer Garden Parking" Good and fast service. There is also different fun events that they have on Fridays or weekends.