Looking at the most recent negative reviews, perhaps people got unlucky. My wife and I popped in…read morehere Saturday to have a bite and a few drinks to avoid the rainstorm. The beer selection- excellent. The bartender was helpful, and the burger was excellent. Plus, the chips were absolutely fresh. Honestly, the place was much better than we expected. We will be back next time we are in Galveston.

Best Burger in town! I always stop here for the burger of the month. Get it no matter what it is…read more Bomb pop was 5/5! Shrimp tacos were blackened and cooked great with a sweeter green spicy salsa 4/5. Large craft beer selection. Bar service only and are very helpful. A dark dive bar vibe to make you feel like a local.

We went to Oktoberfest and enjoyed really good music and German beer. Food wise, we struck out…read morebecause about the only thing we can eat there is a pretzel and they'd run out. Sigh. The solution: a delightful Sunday afternoon at Galveston Island Brewing! The beers: Dan had 2 Oktoberfest beers and 1 Dunkel. Azar had 1 dunkel,, a cherry forward beer - I don't remember its name, and a lager looking thing, again I can't recall its name. Don't worry, guys. I remember all of the food! I had a Texas Sun (Dan was icked out - beer with lime and prickly pear notes is an abomination to him. It was actually good, but you'll never hear him say it. I also had a chardonnay, Bonanza? Very nice. And then, to Dan's horror, I finished with an In a Pickle beer. So good! And I will say, it's odd to me that a man who is almost obsessively in love with all things pickled won't have anything to do with a sour pickle beer. It's okay, we'll celebrate our 41st anniversary in December and I admit there are a few things we don't feel the same way about, but we soldier on. Food: The pretzel with beer cheese and mustard made up for Saturday's disappointment. No, the beer cheese is not fancy pants or highbrow. There was no gruyere. But it was so very wonderful. Yes, Dan got me a spoon so none of it went to waste, waist possibly, but not waste. Chicken wings. Galveston Island Brewing is the Mecca for wings! Who knew? We had traditional buffalo wings, Siracha wings, and lemon pepper wings. The size of these - biggish, the flavors - bold, the rating - 10 out of 10. Ranch dressing came with the Siracha and lemon pepper and I have to confess that I generally don't do Ranch because it's ubiquitous and often not that great. But I still took it home. And I ended up eating every bit of it. Some with the doggy bag wings and the rest from my finger. Not at all classy, but very enjoyable. Atmosphere: kind of perfect. There were musicians sort of noodling around in the beer hall. It was like going over to a friend's house that has instruments, singers, and some songs you know and some you don't. Fun. Outside people were vibing in great weather, kids had free range of grass and the playground, and dogs were living their very best lives. My takeaway: Great drinks, delicious food, friendly staff are all here. Go!! You won't be sorry.

What an incredible atmosphere! The drink flavors are so fun! They had a tiki wheat beer with…read morebanana and coconut! A coconut hefeweizen! And a playground for the kids!!! Perfect spot to hangout with the family! The bartender was friendly and really got to know all her customers! We loved the beer so much we picked some up to bring it home with us! I thought you had to buy growers to get it to go but when we arrived they actually had most of their beers canned and available as mix and match or 6 packs!

The menu is amazing. The service is on point. The ambiance is local and relative and reflects the…read morevibe of the employees, brand and community alike. Fun Mug Club and cool swag. I prefer the Sunday Brunch. Go check them out.

Been here a bunch of times. Beer is great, atmosphere is great, food is meh. Everything has a…read morelittle bit a spice to it. It's weird. They got rid of the Laredo tacos and a great chef salad they used to have. The queso they serve is like it came out of a jar. The menu could be much better. Whatever they do with food at Craft 96 or J. Henry's, mimic that. That is great bar food. We go here all the time for beer, but make it a point to eat somewhere else beforehand because the food is really average. And I've been here 30 times.

Great spot to stop for a quick meal or a few drinks whether it's lunchtime, happy hour, or the…read moreevening. Nice selection of craft beer on tap and in cans and the food is always great. Pork bahn mih every time. Can't mess with the classic.

Nobi is a casual Vietnamese fusion restaurant with an extensive beer selection. On Tuesdays they…read morehave $10 pork chops that come with a 16oz beer, which is an amazing deal! I ordered the Nobi dog, Nobi egg sandwich, and the bittersweet sundae. I was initially hesitant to order the Nobi dog, but my doubts were immediately quelled with the first bite. The Nobi dog was a standout item with the perfect balance of flavors and textures. The savory Kosher beef frank is complimented by the sweet and salty chargrilled pork, pickled carrots and daikon, and spicy sriracha mayo and jalapenos. The crunchy pickled vegetables and creamy mayo stand out against the tender pork and beef frank. I would definitely reorder the Nobi dog at a future visit. Unfortunately, the Nobi egg sandwich was only mediocre and left and impression no more than the simply the sum of its parts. The chargrilled pork was flavorful and egg had a pleasant fluffy texture, but the sandwich as a whole tasted rather boring and uninteresting, especially compared to the Nobi dog. The bittersweet sundae was a stout brownie with vanilla gelato, covered in whipped cream and was the lowest point of this meal, and I would recommend against ordering it. In my opinion, there was entirely too much whipped cream, which was foamy and runny and had a metallic off-note, perhaps from the can it likely came from. After digging through the mountain of whipped cream, I was further disappointed by the texture of the brownie, which had an unpleasant eggy taste and texture. The vanilla gelato was only okay, and did little to salvage this disappointing dessert. Despite its shortcomings, Nobi's service was excellent and attentive. Even on a crowded Tuesday dinner, our waiter frequently checked in on our party. The restaurant is fairly spacious and can accommodate large (8+ people) parties, however it may be a challenge if you plan to visit on a Tuesday night. Overall I would return to Nobi's, specifically for the Nobi dog or the amazing $10 pork chop deal and to explore their wide selection of beers. Aside from that, I would be willing to try other items, but I definitely would not reorder the Nobi egg sandwich nor the bittersweet sundae.

Found these guys from Harvest Host, which is a travel RV app. What a great find!! Great ambiance,…read moregreat service, top of the notch brewery which makes phenomenal beer. It is a locals place that was as welcoming as it was good. They also have a Wood-fired pizza truck that is the best we've had in a long time. Thanks to the owners for being Harvest Hosts! We sure appreciated the space and the family atmosphere!!

4.27.26 I'm not sure if 11 Below Brewing Company and…read moreFortress BeerWorks are the same company but they are both at this address. They need to put a sign up on the tiny road so you don't pass it up. First I will say I came here for a baby shower in one of the private rooms they offer. I cannot comment on the service because I did not need any. I also cannot comment on the food; it was provided by the party. What I can comment on is the parking - it was absolutely horrible! And that is being kind. They had a few spaces available in a field but to get to those spaces you had to drive through a 5 foot hole that was at least 4 feet deep! Thanks but no thanks I don't do off roading! At 2pm this place was packed! There was a DJ, people everywhere, small children everywhere and quite a few dogs. All in all, I am giving the stars for private room because that is what my experience consisted of.

Heard it closed, now I hear it's coming back just not sure where. Two time visitor in years past…read moreand give it a thumbs up. I love the space theme, I hope they hit it even harder on the reboot. Grew up near NASA so it hits close to home for me. Go Flight was so good, I lost count of how many. Next day was rough.

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.

Great time friendly staff. , I had the grown man grilled cheese, it was good and hot. The burgers…read morelooked great lots of different kinds of creative sandwiches and flavors to go with a craft beer! Service was good and samplers were available for local beers brewed on site. The owners were friendly and accommodating. Good local spot to watch the World Cup! I'll be back!

What a hidden gem! (So I think) The oldest brewery in Beaumont with some amazing food options. Beau…read morebehind the counter is amazingly friendly, and knowledgeable about the beers on tap and delicious food menu. AND WHAT A MENU IT IS! When I showed up they had their backyard area very clean and ready for the night. Along with a one man band for live music. Coming from NOLA, I'm a sucker for live music. This place will surprise you and keep you coming back for more. Great job guys.

We visited Under the Radar during the World Cup and had an absolutely fantastic time. Our visit…read morecame just after Canada's loss to Morocco, so I felt a mix of pride and disappointment. Despite the result, the Moroccan supporters were nothing but class. Herb is an absolute legend. We shared a great conversation about beer, Alberta, and the Calgary Flames, which made the visit even more memorable. The beer, the food, the team, the atmosphere, and the hospitality (even in the Texas heat) were all exceptional. Thank you, Herb!

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.

I haven't been there but my family has and they absolutely love it. I do enjoy the pizza there as…read morethey sometimes bring it home.

In town visiting the fam and we always try to find locally owned gems to hit when we're here and…read morethis one was one of the best. I wish we could have just sat and worked through their whole menu... we'll definitely be back next time to sample more. On this first go-round we had the meatball apps and boudain eggrolls. The meatballs were very tender and well seasoned. You only get theee per order but they are a nice size, not tiny. The eggrolls were delish and paired wonderfully with the mustard dipping sauce, but I thought they could use a boost of spice in the boudain - between the fried wrappers and the mustard, the nuanced flavors of the boudain itself gets a bit lost. Still excellent. For the beer we opted for No One Asked, which is described as a brown ale but drinks more like a porter and was a nice choice with all of the apps and pizza. We settled on the Meat Machine for a shareable pizza but I would have also loved to try the Gochu-Gang and the Herbed Ricotta, but they all sound creative and tasty... so many options, so little time! If you haven't been here yet - DO IT!

Unfortunately too many changes in the opposite direction have affected this place…read more No longer a place I would visit.

Ambiance: Brewery in a business park that is western themed with a small patio area and indoor…read moredining area perfect for large groups, celebrations, or just hanging out! Pet friendly! Great beers & creative flavors! The Tasty AF, Ridiculous AF, and Texas Twister are all so so good! Fun spot with an area of games to grab. Friendly and fast service. Beer to go options available. Clean & large space! Saloon Door is one of our favorites!