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!

Brewery #396 Pros…read moreand Cons: Cons: Only 3 beer flights that cost 12.00 Boooo upcharge 1.00 for a stout so now 13.00 Boooooooo Pros: Proximity to convention center and Astros games Yay! Cool place to hang out Yaay! Really Good Beer Yaaaaay! True Anomaly had a great hazy in Go-Flight, a DIPA in Ben's Penthouse and a solid Milk stout in Lil'Densified. Just give me the usual 4 beer flight. Don't be chinsy!

Love to stop by 8th Wonder to pregame before a Rockets or Astros game. They have a great IPA…read moreselection, as well as other styles if that's your thing. They have a cozy indoor area, with a massive outdoor area at the back that has food trucks available. The servers are always ready to answer any questions about their brews too.

Brewery #377 I want…read moreto like 8th Wonder Brewery, but they won't let me. I 1st came here in early December with my ladyfriend on our way back from Big Bend national Park. We stopped in and I asked if they did flights and I simply got a rude "nope" and the guy just looked away. So I ordered a Happy Accidents pale ale that was decent. I asked if they had stickers and I got the same "Nope". I asked if they ever had them or if they were just out, "out" was the reply. Not exactly a chatty guy. So, this most recent visit, I came with a couple buddies. We stopped in before the World Baseball Classic. Still no flights and still no stickers. (The stickers are important for my garage man cave wall!). However, the beertender was a much friendlier lady this time and I got an orange fudge stout that wasn't very good. The place itself is pretty cool for the most part. Really big outdoor area with a bunch of shipping containers turned patio covers. There are a bunch of pinball machines, and the decor is fun. They are also heavy on the cannabis side of things. Areas for improvement: Get some stickers offer flights so people can try your beers parking sucks

Great beer, super chill. What a great find. Long's Peach is a favorite, and fittingly named after…read moremy favorite 14er. Staff was friendly, live music was playing, and there were free bags of chips for the kids. I love Houston, but it was nice to find a place here that feels like Colorado for a minute.

Tucked away in the Oak Forest area (which is essentially the Heights now) is this charming micro…read morebrewery that makes you feel like being in someone's backyard...or front yard depending on which end you're sitting in. I don't know enough about beer to describe their offerings with any level of fairness but the coffee stout I had was really good and well worth the calories. Just a Tip, if you've never been to this area before, the south end of the brewery on Judiway Street is the unassuming end next to all the town homes and kids playing on the street, etc. so if you need to park, you need to go up one street where there is street and paid parking options and you'll see the other bars too.

We held a private party for my husband's birthday. Everything was perfect! The staff was on top of…read moreevery detail and the food and beverages were perfect. Highly recommend.

Karbach Brewing was on my list for what I feel like was probably for quite some time... at this…read morepoint in my Yelping most of the breweries have been in my bookmarks for a while. So as I have said before it's a lot of fun to try these out when one of these bookmarked breweries can finally get tried out. Karbach Brewing was one of these breweries that were on this lengthy but steadily diminishing brewery list of mine. The beer that we had was a Kölsch beer by the name of Love Street. The flavor features to enjoy with this kölsch is a naturally sweet flavor along with a clean presence as well as a finish. The beer gives a slight warming feeling and is smooth in body. It's also very light bodied so not out of the realm of possibility of having more than one while hanging out. A very solid beer overall.

The beer is excellent. So that goes a long way. But this place is a unique find. Cool downtown…read morelocation, historic part of town, but not cramped, feels open, lots of parking. You can tell they invested heavily, but it doesn't feel commercial or fake, just someone's passion.

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.

This place rocks! Independent brewery w excellent beer selection , undercover AMAZING PIZZA ( they…read morehave a pizza nerd development scientist devoted to the next level of pizza) and an excellent staff . If pizza isn't your thing, the other menu items are extremely tasty . Great seating outside too!

I want to send a huge high five to Dave and staff at Gristworkz! I took a group to Meow Wolf…read moreHouston from San Antonio and then to Gristworkz for a late lunch on a Saturday. They prepared my food ahead of time. Pizzas, Brussels sprouts that we all fought over, hummus, nachos, and 3 sets of wings. When we arrived the tables had reserved signs with our group name. It was 3pm so we were all starving. We ordered drinks at the bar and some of my group members pointed out all the pride flags making them feel welcome and happy to patronize this place. People commented on the ginger beer and loved every single thing on our tables. Most awesome is that they didn't want a deposit two weeks before when I called even though I offered since they were making so much food for 20. I wanted them to know we were really going to show up. As a group of artists, we loved the artwork especially the mural with Houston letters. We took a group photo and some of us headed back on the road to SA completely satisfied. Others loved the vibe of the place and neighborhood and decided to stay longer and explore some more. Thank you Gristworkz!

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.

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!