Pretty cool brewery, bought a set of tokens and had some beers before the tour. looked like regulars bring in big mugs for fills at the same price.

Great place to do a tour. People who work seem to enjoy what they do.

A very fun place to visit on Saturdays. A large open area with big bar at the end. You get four drink tickets and can bring your own food for a picnic type set up. Gets very full so if you don’t want to sit on the floor, get there early. A great place to get together with friends.

Well for a micro it’s pretty big, nice idea to have the Sunday event. Well worth the very cheap price.

Fun tour...by the owner himself! Greta deal for $7, tour, glass and four refills of beer.

They have almost all of their common beers on tap. Entry price is $7 for a medium sized taster glass and four pours. The staff is friendly. The ambiance is of a giant beer hall with long picnic like tables. Unfortunately, no food.

Lived in Houston forever and just now went to check it out. It’s cool, and if it’s a little overcrowded, it’s not their fault. Houstonians just need to get with the program and open more breweries to give us more options. Big tables, bring lawn chairs, games, the family, and your own food. Nice deal, and a good time. Haven’t done the tour yet though. Maybe next time. And maybe some kind of specialty brew would be nice, but those are rare from St. Arnold.

Rating for the new brewery. Great tour and a very worthy stop. Stopped by on a Monday and it was still pretty busy. Great value, you buy the glass and get tokens. Tour was nicely informative and guided by a very spirited Brock Wagner. Massive brewery with lots of room to grow. Beer service area is a massive brew hall with two different draft stations. They do have a beer engine, but apparently it hasn’t been operated in months. No specialty beers on tap during my visit, but still got two new beers I haven’t had (being out of Texas for a while). Rootbeer was very stellar on tap. I had a blast and would visit any time that I’m in Houston.

Visited the old location once, and the new downtown location twice. Never went on the brewery tour. You bring your own food, and they have huge tables for guests to sit at. Come early to get a seat at a table, as they fill up fast on weekends. A great deal, admission gets you 3 draft pulls and a tasting glass, and for $6 more you can buy a souvenir pint glass and fill that instead. A must visit in Houston.

super awesome, the staff is phenominal