Been coming here for years, decided to have a bday party for the wife/ 3 year old with family members. Food selection for kids is crap, so we ordered pizza for delivery. When it arrived they said we couldn't bring outside food in. They don't offer pizza in the truck. Lost a customer. read more

This place is SO Texas. First you need to park on some grass in a field next to some silos. Luckily, parking is free. That's where the free stops as of February 11, 2012. Then you donate $5 to a beer drinking cause. For $5 you get a tasting glass and 4 tokens. For an ADDITIONAL $7 you can go get an 'upgraded' beer glass. So really, if you want to get your money's worth you need $12. $12 will buy you 4 big beers that are at least 5.5% ABV. I still think that's a good deal. Plus you get free live music and a chance to hang out with your pooch. Unfortunately, it gets a little crazy pretty quickly, but the line moves fast. There's just a lot of people and not enough room on nice days. People were really nice. The volunteers were awesome. I had so many people with nice manners politely ask if they could pet my dog (my dog, being a huge ham, absolutely adored all of the attention). Tips on what to bring: - At least $12 in cash per person - Chairs to sit on in case the picnic tables are full - Good beer food to nosh on! - A dog that is well socialized with other dogs (it's a crowded area with lots of pooches) Overall, surprisingly good beer for Texas. I had the most delicious milk stout that reminded me of New Holland's award winning Dragon's Milk. Real beer. In Texas. WHAT?! If you think Blue Moon is the greatest beer ever, then this place is probably not for you. If you hate dogs, then this place probably is not for you. If your ideal way to spend a few hours on a Saturday includes sitting outside, drinking delicious beer and petting your dog... then this is your place. I highly recommend taking out-of-towners here if you want to show them a truly unique Texas experience. Summary: $12 - CASH Saturdays only, 1-3pm CLOSED 1st Saturday of every month Bring food, dog and a chair to sit on read more

I came in a group of 6 on an amazingly beautiful Saturday day. We had a cooler packed, our lawn chairs on the ready, we walked in with our $8 each and a dog and got some beer. My Suggestions: - Come before 12 so you can get processed through the line and pick a sweet place to sit. - Bring sunscreen. While our sweet place to sit had a shadow cast over it half the time we were at NLB, the first half found us sunburned because we forgot to put on sunblock. - Sub-Suggestion: If you have a tent or small standing umbrella that will be ideal at NLB. - Bring your dog who is well trained and non-barky. A happy, non-barky dog will improve everyone's day. - Try the Milk Stout. Delicious. read more

The No Label brewery has been putting out great beer from Katy, starting with their Pale Horse Pale Ale, Ridgeback Amber Ale, and El Hefe Hefeweizen. They've continued to push the boundaries though with a seasonal Panamanian Coffee Milk Stout, the peppery Jalapeño Ale, and a new Mint IPA that has begun rolling out at bars around town. Huge grain silos visible from I-10 mark the brewery's location, though the fermenters and mash tuns are really only housed within a small adjoining building on the property. $5 admission will buy you a tour of the facility and an overview of the brewing process, along with 4 tokens for beer sampling. The No Label crew is passionate about their beer, even going so far as to start a garden with hop vines winding their way skyward. Food trucks are often on site for the tours, so bring some chairs, sit in the shade, and you've got everything you need. With the recent boom in the number of Houston area breweries, you might expect some competition, but it's all in a friendly spirit, as the real battle is between the micros and the macros. This same amicable rivalry is fostered at the brewery's annual Field Day which took place this past Sunday, where teams compete for eternal glory - but mostly just enjoy the beer. It's a great time to be a beer enthusiast in Houston. Cheers to No Label Brewing. read more

Free beer. How does that not get 5 stars? Free good beer... how does that not get 6 stars? I know people that would give 10 stars for some free Natty light. My quick recount.... 1. Free beer 2. Buy a souvenir glass and get more free beer ($6 maybe?) 3. Its all outside, but there are chairs, tables and places to hide from the sun 4. There are bratwurst for sale, nice price (they could be a lot more expensive) 5. People just hanging out, drinking beer 6. There was a tour, I can't imagine its very long... but they announced it once or twice That's about it. Go, drink some beer, sit outside. Kids could go, but they might get bored. The one thing St. Arnold's has on this place is unlimited, free, AMAZING root beer. Oh, and its in old Katy... which I'm fond of. After-wards go down to Midway Meat Market and/or BBQ and grab some great meat (cooked or uncooked). read more

Liked their El Hefe beer, I'd like them better if they kept their noses out of Leftist politics.

Suddenly micro and craft breweries are "in" and "cool" compared to 12 years ago when I moved to Houston and St. Arnold's was the only action in town, with other micro-breweries going belly-up. Houstonians at the time didn't seem to care about taste, they just wanted tonnage, hence the popularity of Bud, Coors, Miller and *shudders* Lone Star. But in the past 4-5 years a number of micro-breweries popped up, one of which is No Label in Katy. I was pleased to see their pretentious index was quite low. This is more like a tailgate party than it is a brewery tour. There's always a food vendor or more than one available. People play games, it's dog-friendly, they usually have some type of band or musical group, and the whole scene is pretty laid-back. Bring chairs, a tent, battery fans, food, whatever. There's a shade area under several larger trees, another area under the building overhang, but in summer it can be pretty toasty. Their beers are quite good, esp. Pale Horse Pale Ale and the Ridgeback Amber Ale. The brewery folks are friendly although a bit busy, they are willing to talk to you about their product or even give you advice about your own homebrew. When you pay your $5 to get in you get a 4 oz tasting glass, but immediately head over to the gift shop and get a pint glass, they will fill that (you can also bring in your previously bought glass). There's a number of bars and restaurants that sell No Label. It's harder to find bottles in retail, but I am hoping they will start to sell at the brewery now that the law prohibiting that has been changed. read more

What a great way to spend an afternoon! Hubby and I headed to No Label on 4th of July because they were featuring the rescue where we adopted one of our dogs (shout out to Special Pals). It is pretty easy to convince Hubby to support a good cause when drinking craft beer is involved... Armed with information from other Yelpers' reviews, we arrived at about 11:30am with chairs, a blanket and 2 dogs in tow. Entrance was $10 per person and included a juice sized glass tasting glass and four pours. Tip here-bring cash, the credit line was a bit of a wait, while those with cash just strolled right in. Once in, we headed for a shady spot under the tree and next to a table, so we had a place to put stuff down-it was a pretty prime spot. The area got pretty crowded as the afternoon went on-families, dogs, groups-everyone was having a good time and the people we talked to were very friendly. They had a limited pour station near where we were sitting and another one inside the building with more options on tap. After our first taste-1st Street Ale for Hubby and El Hefe for me-Hubby went in and bought us two pint glasses, so we could get more bang for our pour. They were both very tasty and neither of us strayed from our original choices when getting more. There were a couple of food truck options for lunch and some pretty nice live music. We really enjoyed ourselves and will definitely be back! read more

"In a world as free as we have ever known, do we want real diversity or an endless "choice" of samey, bland beers?" -Michael Jackson ...and to answer your question...no, not THAT Michael Jackson... Bumping this place up to a 5, because the beers are getting better: much better hop flavor in the Pale Horse (pale ale) and the wife could drink the hefeweizen, El Hefe, all day long. It is a great beer for a hot day/warm evening in Houston--light body, very refreshing, . The brewery is expanding and they are getting more beer out on the market. Last night marked their expansion into their first Houston bar--where else but at the increasingly popular Petrol Station. We had a chance to talk to Brian The Brewer (and founder along with his family) for a little while at Petrol. They are working on a couple more beers to add to their regular line-up as well as some seasonals. Some folks may have gotten to taste an early version of the Panamanian Coffee Milk Stout at the Texas Beer Festival recently. Definitely looking forward to this brewery's continued growth as they bring some new things to the table here in Houston and the surrounding area. The beers are far from bland, the brewery is a fun, laid-back experience, and the family seems to clearly love what they are doing. If you find yourself at Petrol, check out a pint of this local brew to see for yourself--they are also on tap in 6 (I think) other bars west of the city. Feel like a quick drive on a Saturday? Head out to Katy from 1-3 and enjoy some pints outdoors at the brewery (except for the first Saturday of the month). They also mentioned they're working on getting some food trucks to spend some time out there as well! Cheers! read more

I attended a fundraising event here. Parking is in a gravel/dirt lot which is ok if you wear sturdy shoes... so ladies...NO HEELS :) The lines do get very long when waiting for beer, but the flavors and selections are pretty good. Plus the beer is nice and cold. I believe it is important to SUPPORT local businesses! read more

SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESS!! Love this place. Great casual laid back family atmosphere. Bring lawnchairs, your kids, dogs and have a good time. Beer, Bands, Food trucks, whats there not to love. read more

Friday Happy Hour from 4-7. Bring cash and mosey into the back building where the tanks and beer taps are located. Sure, it's hotter than heck during the summer but you can't live in Texas and be wimpy about the heat especially when there is delicious craft beer that requires drinking. My favorite was their Saison but I did get to try a new beer that they were releasing the next day called 1st Street Ale. It was really tasty too. The staff was really friendly and excited to talk about their beer. They had a food vendor onsite who sold us a delicious soft pretzel that was made with No Label beer. If you're in Houston, Go get you some! read more

Awesome place to hang out with family and friends. You can also come alone and make new friends. Everyone here is friendly. read more

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I hosted a birthday party for my husband here recently and it was a lot of fun! I recommend getting to NL early so you can snag a table. There are tables inside and outside, so this is a great place to hang out rain or shine. The ambiance is fun and we all had a great time drinking the afternoon away at this brewery. Very nice folks running the place and they have excellent beer. My personal favorites are: Kiwi wit (seasonal), Nightmare on 1st (pumpkin, also seasonal), and the blonde (regular). The El Hefe (regular) isn't bad either. Bring your dog and lots of food- I recommend raiding the nearby Costco for yummies. Go and visit No Label- you are going to love it! read more

Pretty damn good brewery. Nice outside seating and dog friendly. Great beer. Wear your mask tho... or the mask police will come after you! I'll be back for sure. I guess it's right inside the Harris county line.... read more

What a fun way to spend a beautiful, sunny Saturday afternoon in the Houston area! I've been to a few breweries around the US and in Europe and this one was kind of unique, in my opinion. Mainly because I found it to have a real industrial kind of feel. They basically aren't trying to be all pretty and trendy - No Label is there just to serve libations to its beer-loving patrons for a very low cost. The cool parts: 1. You can bring a chair and sit anywhere on the cement or under the trees outside 2. It costs $5 for admission - where you receive a small tasting glass and four tokens. The cool part is that you can go inside and purchase you own pint glass so that you get a full pint as opposed to drinking a sample size (you may even be able to bring your own glass, I'm not quite sure). 3. The food trucks! Apparently there is a constant rotation of food trucks on a weekly basis here. This week there was Flaming Patties (burgers) and Custom Confections (desserts). 4. Music playing - not live, but still good stuff. 5. They are dog friendly! Now you don't have to feel guilty about leaving your pooch at home while you're out having fun because he or she can come along! Hooray for beer. read more

After moving out to the West, I was sad to be so far from my beloved 8th Wonder and Saint Arnold brewery hangouts. My hubster & I LOVE this place because we can enjoy our brews from a local spot AND our kids are welcomed to play in a large open space that also has a playground. There's always other families there with their kids too, so we never feel awkward for bringing our kids lol. read more

Had such a great hang at NLB! Awesome space, with tons of character. Expansive gathering spaces, both inside and out. Great spot for large groups, but also plenty of nooks great for a date. Super kid friendly, the outdoor area is complete w/ a solid playground set. Oh yeah, the beer. It is really good - with lots of styles. Something for everyone, and all done very well. Check their social media for food truck schedule. Great service, Texans never met a stranger and it feels like it at NLB. Can't wait to go back! Drink local! read more

Weird location, good beer. Cross the train tracks, and when you come to the big wooden empty abandoned building, don't shy away. Turn right and head down the gravel road to the big warehouse looking spot. Then park. You've arrived. Live/loud music during the later afternoon, delicious vietnamese food truck and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. The staff was real nice and happy to let you sample their beers. It looks like they like to try new styles/flavors and had a few hop rocket (infusers) hooked up to test out customer feedback, which was cool. One of the best milk stouts I've ever had. A decent IPA and a well hopped pale ale rounded out my visit and I was happy with all, but blown away by the milk stout. A friendly group, a fun/unique location and the live music was really good too (though it's always too loud for my taste). read more

Had a really good time. The weather was nice and the live music was good. They have a very good milk stout among other brews. read more

No Label Brewing - Breweries Near Me - Katy, Texas

Love the atmosphere. Its very mellow yet booming. Its not pricey at all to get in, you get your bracelet with your stubs, those stubs get you a few tall beers. I really liked the lavander, the ginger citrus was a bit much for me but over all great fun time. Everyone just relaxing, enjoying their day, food trucks on site. Would be really nice to visit during spring. Great costumer care too, nice hang out spot. Really odd with so many people around it isn't as loud as I expected it to be. Get there early the good shady spots fill up fast! read more

We went here Saturday and enjoyed 64 oz of free fresh beer, live music, nice weather, an outside picnic table, and friendly staff/volunteers. Their new release is called Black Wit-O and tastes great. It's stronger than their others which are all very refreshing. The lines were a little big but I expected that since they're giving out free beer. They move quick though. We saw several kids and friendly pets there. Next time we go, we'll be bringing our bulldog. read more

Fun place, great beer! Family owned business. Their beers get GREAT reviews by Beer Advocate, Untappd, etc. And, they are always giving back: just this week, a fundraiser for a veteran fighting Stage 4 colon cancer! Very glad to have them in our community! Looking forward to going to some of their Oktoberfest events, too! (So many, they start in September, so break out the lederhosen, y'all!) read more

Always a great time when we attend No Label. The service is always great, and ofcourse the beer is perfect. We love to go here because it is kid friendly. The kids have plenty of space to play and run around while the adults relax and enjoy the day. If you have some lawn chairs I recommend to bring them, most of the time you may not need them but they are handy to have just incase. Normally they have some food trucks stop by but if their isn't any you can order or bring outside food. read more

This is a great place for a Saturday afternoon with friends. Good beer great company! Music is always good and food truck variety. If you aren't busy looking for something to do then try this place. 10$ cover including four beers can not beat it. read more

Great atmosphere! They have a small park to bring along the family while tasting the local beer!

Welcoming community atmosphere! Great selection of beer! Friendly staff! Recommend this place any time of day, to any type of person! Kid and pet friendly! read more

Unexpected surprise. I was in Katy visiting family and my brother-in-law suggested we go to a beer tasting at No Label. Drove down a back road, parked, stood in line for less than 5 minutes, showed ID, and received 4 tickets for 4 FREE beers, then drank our beer, sitting under these old silos held together with rusted bolts, and a rail road track a few feet away. (hello, run on sentence!) Old, industrial, and awesome. I guess this is in old Katy? Not what I expected. read more

No label no class. First let's talks about their Token purchase at the door. You cannot have a beer you can ONLY buy 3 at a time? No wonder everyone is so drunk in this place. With COVID you buy recycled chips from hand to hand to hand to hand and no one cleaning them. Token from door sales to patron to beer counters back to front door now how do I know they are not being cleaned? I watched then tried to sanitize my chips which took the ink off it!!!! So I lost a beer trying to prevent germ spreading. This place is trash. Smelly, dirty and manger constantly yelling in a microphone like a playground monitor. Oh yes playground monitor, because it is a playground of germs!!! Gross gross gross! Reminds me of going to a little league baseball game, you get a hot dog, kids running around (on skateboards, razors) without respecting others. And drunks!!! Actually little league ball game is way cleaner!!! Sloppy drunks. The manager dresses like she is a patron, just trashy. I hope all these drunk parents had designated drivers. Oh and you can't even take your own water bottle in. Read their health violations they always have a few. read more

No Label Brewing - In September they are so cheap this is the out dated old cups u get for your ridiculous chips. Wall it what it is .... COVER CHARGE. - Breweries Near Me - Katy, Texas

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No Label Brewing plays right into a couple of trends that have recently taken over big cities, specifically in Texas. For one, the suburban sprawl of the microbrew culture is ever-growing. Secondly, many a craft beer company and/or hip bars seem to love this whole "mystery" naming of the establishment or product. Katy, Texas is one of the last suburbs that you would expect to possess a microbrewery such as NLB, but they are already distributing far and wide, into cities with a high-demand for in-state beers--excluding the power house that happens to rhyme with Liner Sock, of course. On this, I found a number of these brews in Austin. Additionally, you will find weekly tours here, with a number of tastings. You can never go wrong with a day chock full of booze, especially if it is produced in a "local" fashion. I recently gave their Pale Horse (self-explanatory, if you don't know what kind of beer this name is referencing) and Black-wit-O (clever, I know--yet another rhyme!). The Horse boasts a nice floral nose, but the character of the beer itself is fairly ordinary. In the future, their other beers will be drinken by the likes of me, and I look forward to giving their seasonals a spin. That jalapeno guy has me curious for more. read more

Love the beer . Great staff ! I highly recommend trying out the beer here . They have so many options and do drive thru .

Love it! Very cool place to chill with good beer options and a different food truck all the time.i like the way this place is set up too. Instead of the typical brewery set up where you get tokens to use this is almost kinda like a bar setup. Go order a beer and open up a tab and go back for more if you want. It's also kid friendly and they have a band a lot of the time. read more

They have lots of different types of beers. You can try them with guidance from the experts at the tap. It's a great family experience that includes our dogs. We have been coming out for about 4 years and we still love it. Our Saturday go-to when we need to get out of the house and want to meet up with friends. read more

No Label Brewing - Breweries Near Me - Katy, Texas

It's $7 to get in on Saturdays from 12-3. That will get you four small tastings of beer. If you are not going to drink beer it costs $5 to hang out. Make sure you buy the pint glass once you get in for another $7-8. Now you can get four pints of beer. Ridgeback is my favorite! There are places to sit inside or under the trees. You can bring tables, games, chairs, dogs, food, etc. Can't wait to go back!! read more

This place is so fun to go too! They have a unique open atmosphere and it is a blast to go! I do a run club at this venue and look forward to going on Mondays! They always give us good specials! If you haven't visited this place I encourage you to check it out. You won't be disappointed read more

I'm not from the area, but I always make it a point to stop in to the local breweries wherever I travel. This place was truly unique and they have their own canning to go process which is still fairly rare at most breweries. 32 ounce cans made on the spot for you, of whatever draft you wish. That was not what set this place apart for me or stood out. The most rememberable part of my experience here was the people. The crew had an exceptional amount of pride in what they did. They were also extremely willing to educate and promote the brewery. The gentleman I talked with was extremely genuine and hospitable. After a 15 minute conversation, and stating that I'm not from town, he offered me a beer on the house. It wasn't the free beer, it was a genuine nature in which he did it. This type of value is what makes a brewery special. You can't put a price on personnel and the values they represent, and the influence they have on the returning customer. I will definitely stop back here when I'm in town next and stay for quite some time. Thank you for the good experience! CS read more

Not only this is a great place to hang out but I have yet to have any beer they make that I don't like and I'm very very picky drinker! read more

No Label Brewing - Unwinding! - Breweries Near Me - Katy, Texas

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Tasty beer. I loved the El Hefe. We sample the Jalapeno and it was too spicy for me. I forget the others I tried. It was such a nice day when we went and the place was packed. They had a band playing and someone serving brats. We will be back on a nice day. Tip: buy the upgraded mug/glasses Bring your dog if he is friendly with others Bring cash $12pp at least read more

NoLabel has amazing beers! Ridgeback is my favorite! Every time I go, the staff is very friendly and awesome. Not to mention the Owner went to UH!!!! Go Coogs!!! I love NoLabel! read more

We stopped at No Label on our way home from San Antonio. We pulled into the lot about 4:30pm on Monday, July 4th. There was only a few patrons visiting the brewery. My wife and I each ordered two brews. Dr. Love was on duty and was very informative and provided us with some great recommendations since this was our first visit to the brewery. Can't wait to go back!! read more