Found a fun new distillery on n Alvin. Good service and great prices. I was really surprised by…read more the beautiful tasting room. There was a lively older crowd and lots of regulars. 5 stars if there were more servers. As the night went on, the wait was longer. It got packed.

This distillery developed a finishing technique that takes out all the "bite" of liquor and leaves…read morethe best properties of the alcohol with the smoothest taste and finish. Ricky explained the history and the process. I had a Moscow mule and it was very refreshing. The tour of the facility was really cool. The process is so neat. A bottle of bourbon to take home was priced right at $40. Great service and all-around great distillery!

I was looking for a different place to take my husband for Father's Day and found this place…read morethrough TikTok. I am so happy I decided this as one of our Father's Day spots. From the outside, you'd never think this neatly crafted distillery was here. It is for sure a neighborhood gem. The staff is so friendly and welcoming. Kisha was working the bar and was very helpful suggesting a drink for us. She asked all the right questions and I selected the hibiscus drink and my husband got the spiced drink (sorry can't remember the names). They were mad with love and perfection. The upstairs of the distillery is uniquely designed and has local art to add to the flavor of the environment. They have the cutest sitting room so you can enjoy your drinks. We purchased a tour and Bruce, the tour guide, added to the atmosphere with his humor and knowledge. During the tour you get to taste all the rums and they are all made with love. You will learn more about it during the tour. The owner, Eric, is also very welcoming and doesn't shy away from his guests. It's definitely a place I would return to purchase rum and also bring my visitors.

I stumbled upon this spot after leaving Buffalo Bayou. I must say that i was pleasantly surprised…read more The staff where friendly and they were more than welcoming. They only have three liquors but they tast pretty good. The place is kinda small but they have a larger open seating area upstairs. We also got to paint our own bottles which was cool. The owner even introduced himself and they have tours every hr. I would recommend as a place to try out.

"Welcome home" is typically what you hear when you step inside. The owners are always so welcoming…read moreand the bartenders are always serving up something yummy. When you walk in, you go through a covered area to the bar and the sitting area, which is covered, but open. The tables are spaced apart enough to make you feel comfortable, so you can enjoy your drinks without getting accidentally elbowed by anyone consuming too much moonshine. My family frequents this place around twice a month and we love it because my kids can play the games they have there while the adults drink and they're still close enough for us to watch and make sure they're okay. I also love the fact that it's one of the few places I have felt okay with going during covid. I haven't been inside of a bar or eaten inside of a restaurant since last March and this place makes me forget about the pandemic for a few hours. You get to get out of the house and be around others in a safe setting and that's such a great feeling! There's normally a yummy food truck and some sort of live entertainment since they're only open on Saturdays and Sundays, so stop by and grab a box car punch or a wassail/apple cider with cinnamon moonshine and get a bite to eat from one of the yummy food trucks. You'll have a good time knowing you're supporting a local business and you'll be happy because you're drinking some delicious liquor.

Tucked inside a silo with a somewhat hidden entrance, this spot was almost easy to miss. But once…read moreinside, I was impressed by its unique character, blending industrial charm with plenty of covered seating. Since this is a distillery, beer isn't on the menu. The closest alternative is the Beer Me--a non-alcoholic beer mixed with vodka. If you're more of a beer drinker than a liquor fan, the options are pretty limited. I decided to try the Sangria, which had an unexpected flavor--more like melted grape-flavored popsicles than traditional sangria. It was interesting, though I couldn't quite decide if I liked it or not. While I wasn't completely sold on the drink I tried, I really enjoyed the vibe and setting of this place. I'd definitely come back for the experience alone.

I learned about Railean after a visit to my local liquor store, and I was instantly excited to make…read morea visit. I have always wanted to visit a distillery and the fact that it was local owned and operated made me even more happy to check it out. We did a 20$ tour special that came with the the following: -Tour -Shot Glass -Tasting -Mixed Drink -Collectible mug Our tour was with Kenny Bradshaw who is the VP of operations and the master distiller. He was very knowledgeable and explained a lot of the ins and outs of what goes into making spirits. We got to try nearly all of their product line. Of what we tried my personal favorites were the Kelly Jean Light Whisky and their version of their aged agave spirit. (They are not legally allowed to call it Tequila) If you have a chance make the drive to San Leon and go see Railean Distillers. You will likely even see Kelly there serving and hanging out with customers.

Very laid back & fun atmosphere! You'll enjoy everything from the specialty cocktails to the pirate…read moretheme! They have a lot of live music and other events such as comedy night, themed costume parties & craft nights!

Food was great, very tasty, well seasoned and served hot. Service was great and very attentive. We…read moredid have lunch and the restaurant was quite and enjoyable. We did take a tour of the distillery after our meal and found it very interesting, and informative. The history of the business was fascinating. All in all, definitely a place to return to.

My favorite place for cocktails especially their seasonal menu. Wonderful food especially the…read moredeviled eggs. Great service and terrific all around place

Fun vibes! Good music! Great weekend date night or a night out with friends. A hidden gem in the…read moreKaty area.

Toddy Oaks is a beautiful place, but the people who run it are completely fake and unpleasant…read more Leading up to our baby shower, they were incredibly welcoming, inviting, and full of promises. They acted giddy and happy to help us put everything together, reassuring us that they would be there to support us on our big day. That all changed the moment they got paid. On the day of the event, we only saw the owners twice, and neither time was to help us. When I walked up to the owner to thank him for having us, his response was completely unprofessional: "Are you kidding? This is for you, you paid for it." The only other time he approached us was to aggressively complain about someone taking up two parking spots--and it wasn't even one of our guests. They also explicitly promised they would check on us throughout the event to see if we needed refills on water or drinks. They completely ghosted. We never saw them, and our guests were left without service. It has been three weeks since the event, and we haven't received a single follow-up call or text to ask how things went. They got their money and completely checked out. Nice place, but terrible owners and even worse service. Never again will we book with them. Save your money and go somewhere where the staff actually cares about your business.

Do you like booze, friendly people, knowledgeable staff? If you said yea, this is the place to go…read more I think we could have sat here all night talking to the owner (I think his name was Nathan)! He was funny, friendly, and engaging. Definitely a bright spot on our weekend trip to College Station!

Enjoy the afternoon sitting and talking with the owner about the distillery and tasting the whiskey.read more

Always a pleasure to stop in & have a drink & get a bottle to go. We love the atmosphere, very…read moreTexas, feels historic, rustic, & the bartenders are always a pleasure. We stopped in today on our way back to Austin from Galveston (4th of July) & I walked in at 6:02, RIGHT after they closed. Although we didn't have time for drinks, I asked if I could get a bottle, & she was happy to stay open a few more minutes for me. She even let me sample a couple because I was indecisive. I realize that was her time off I was cutting into, & I really appreciated it. I didn't catch her name, but it probably won't be hard to figure out who it was. She was so friendly! Thanks again!

Unfortunately they are not a dog friendly establishment, and we are whiskey people who were ready…read moreto spend money.

I stopped in on one of my day trips and this place did not disappoint. The staff is so friendly and…read moreaccommodating. They make all locally sourced rum that's been on their family since 1884. This can't be bought in stores only here at the distillery. They are only open seasonally so make sure you come out and have a drink under some majestic oaks!

We love the 45min drive to High Hill for drinks and crawfish from flipping tails…read moreI assume this is a family operation because everyone is just so nice, and passionate about creating a nice small town atmosphere. Sunsets, music and some DELICIOUS rum cocktails. I bring a bottle of 1884 home with me every time.