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.

Super glad to have discovered what's clearly a local hotspot…read more Summary: - The good: draft beer selection, friendly service, good beer knowledge, good craft beer selection, large space, good food. - The not-so-good: parking is limited and therefore sucks when it's crowded, dark beers are served just as cold as light beers, and they need mozzarella sticks or cheese curds on the menu. That's right. Adding fried cheese to the menu is important to me. Because beer + fried cheese = happiness. It is known. Forgot what apps we DID enjoy, but they were good. Even if they weren't fried cheese. Love good stout and porter selection, and they have it! Love to see a bar that hasn't turned all of their craft taps to IPA. Good to have variety, folks. Especially in winter. It WOULD be amazing to have dark beers served just a *wee bit* closer to cellar temp... not true cellar (too much for Americans), but at least in the 40's F. Just be ready for crappy parking and you'll be good to go. It's worth the patience to find a parking spot if it's busy!

This has become a favorite for my husband and I. It's local for us and checks every box we want…read more Great food menu. Everything I had tased is yummy, but it's the naked Cajun Lemon Pepper wings that I keep coming back to. Steller tap list (and clean lines). Additionally, they have an extensive selection of canned beers and THC beverages you can take home or consume onsite. Friendly service! We are always greeted with smiles, the staff cares about the beers and your experience.

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.

Great food. I had the short ribs the other night and the ice cream with brownie & fudge sauce. Oh…read more& a nice glass of wine People were bring in their own beer mugs & a few beer steins. There were children & several TV's. The food is fantastic & The people are so friendly. There is a patio for outdoor eating. People sit at picnic tables. We have been there many times & it had never disappointed

I have played music outside there several times, but not in a few years. The beer is amazing, and…read morethey have other beers besides theirs. The indoor outdoor setup is flexible for the unpredictable Houston weather. The outdoor area is sheltered a bit from the sun. The staff is super friendly, and it has a very local feel. Lots of people have book clubs, study groups, and informa gathers for family and friends. It is okay for kids too. The exposed tanks give it a true brew pub feel. I recommend this spot rather than trekking all the way to the heights or to St. Arnold.

Beers were on point (all of them)! Burgers were also some of…read morethe best I have had! Atmosphere was great for enjoying a late afternoon / evening experience. The best part of the night was Emily and how well age took care of us. Would highly recommend a visit!

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.

A low key environment with great beer and great food and wings. Get a flight or two so you can try…read morethem all. Will be back again.

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

Great place! The wallpaper alone is worth a trip- old pages from Life Magazine. Fun vibe and a…read moregreat outdoor space as well.

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.

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.

Not a beer-girl here, but oh. my. god- GO HERE!! First- the patio is spectacular! It is huge, its…read moreshaded, it had open areas too if you prefer sun. The food is NOT crappy bar food- it was really fantastic. I mean it. We had the hummus plate and the BLT. So good! The staff is seamless- Samuel did a great job, made recs, made sure we were happy and informed. Other staff would also make sure we had what we needed and would run food, and were readily available to assist. This is not your run-of-the-mill brewery! It's truly has raised the bar for all competing breweries. Go! You will not be disappointed!

Brewery #353 I have…read morebeen to St Arnold's twice and both times there was some sort of festival going on so it was packed! There was live music on multiple stages and like a farmer's market vibe. The also have a full restaurant, gift shop and huge biergarten. There is an outdoor bar, indoor bar and during the festivals they had 2 beer carts servings as well. Efficient! They do flights which I was shocked to see considering how busy they were. The flights were prefixed though (again efficient) but there were I think 3 options. All of the beers were solid, but the Double Art Car was probably my favorite. We ordered a couple of apps which were the pretzel with beer cheese and chips and queso. Both were solid. Cool place, fun vibe and solid beer.

Absolutely loved this place! It is so close to Daikin Park, a very easy walk and if you buy at…read moreleast $15 in drinks you can leave your car in their parking lot for the game. They have a decent selection of drinks and a nice outdoor patio. My kids grabbed Battleship and Connect Four and enjoyed sitting in the hammocks while drinking their soft drinks. There is a food truck outside but we chose to eat at the game instead. It's a great deal for parking and we also grabbed a couple drinks on the way back instead of heading straight home. Looks like they have some fun events during the week as well!

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!