Have really stopped trying to get the more interesting beers as of the past year or two, and they’ve admitted as much. don’t bother with this place, go to Nobi instead .. . old rating: Been a bunch of times, but had some great times when Saint Arnold’s released a keg of Divine Reserve #5 and the only cask of 2007 Oktoberfest! The service is quite good, friendly, and the beer selection for this part of town really is super! (hell, they still had divine #4 bottles!) .. The food is also very tasty, some of the best chicken tenders ever, and the pizza’s are thick,full, and delicious!! Great stop if you are in the area, but don’t drive more than 25 mins to get here..

Cool little neighborhood joint. Decent beer selection that’s constantly rotating. Good food menu. Nice stop if you’re heading down to the coast/bay.

Great place, always a good crowd and rotating taps. Lots of local stuff as well.

Great place conveniently located next to JSC that has a wonderful tap list and a pretty nice bottle list. I havent explored most of it yet...

Good local beer pub with good food ...great for the NASA area ...which has limited choices.

A nice neighborhood pub atmosphere. Great food. Service was good, but just a bit slow -- not too bad though. Good beer selection, a couple dozen good ones on tap and a couple more bottles.

One of my old favorites if you’re too far from downtown and on the South side of Houston. This suburban shack on the water almost always has Stone IPA and a number of other fine ales flowing, being brought to your table by cute, prompt servers. The pizzas are great too. Like I keep reminding folks, it’s in a suburb, so yes, you will see families there. Deal with it. A great local watering hole with great food and an upbeat vibe, and a decent list of fine ales on tap.

The main draw is the best selection of beer in southeast Houston, and probably anywhere in Houston other than the Flying Saucer downtown. The ambience is nice; a laid-back place with a very varied clientele ranging from 20-year-olds to 60-year-olds. There’s a large bar area with multiple rows of bars on one side, lots of tables in the rest of the restaurant, a patio, and darts in the back; all that allows for simultaneously accomodating a bunch of different crowds. The food is pretty good for a bar/restaurant, and the Thursday night crab special is particularly popular (and ridiculously crowded). Definitely recommended if you live on this side of Houston; might be worth the occasional drive otherwise.