Where Houston drinks local: brewpubs, taprooms and the new wave.
Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Houston worth taking a tram to.
Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston is the Lyons Avenue brewery from Brock Wagner, since 1994 the oldest craft brewery in Texas, with a beer garden.
TipOrder the Art Car IPA on draft. The beer hall is family-friendly and has a kid menu; the beer garden has skyline views.
Karbach Brewing in Houston is the Karbach Street brewery and restaurant from a 2011 founding (since acquired by AB InBev), with Hopadillo IPA.
TipThe brewery patio is the family-friendly seat. Tours run Saturday afternoon; book in advance via the website.
8th Wonder Brewery in Houston is the EaDo brewery on Dallas Street near Shell Energy Stadium, with Dome Faux'Xx Pilsner, Astro Blastr IPA, Tex-Mex food.
TipGame days are loud; weekday afternoons are quiet. The Domefoam light lager is the local crusher.
Holler Brewing in Houston is the Sawyer Yards brewery on Edwards Street in a converted Studemont warehouse, with a sour and saison program and a small-batch.
TipSaturday and Sunday afternoons get crowded; Friday is the move. Bring your own food; trucks rotate weekly.
Equal Parts Brewing in Houston is the Heights brewery on Roy Street with a lager-forward small-batch program, an inviting taproom and rotating Houston food.
TipThe pilsner is the house anchor. Saturday taproom is busy; Sunday afternoon is quieter.
Guided tour · 2 hours
Cruise through Houston in style on an electric cart. Visit 3 to 4 of the best breweries that Houston has to offer. Learn about each brewery as you sample brews made ri...
Guided tour · 3 hours
Discover Houston’s diverse food scene on this Downtown tour. Taste local and global flavors, enjoy 5 tastings, and end with a sweet treat at Post Market.
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