6 Best Craft Breweries near Tomball

“Great food & beer. Server was a bit off as far as speed and getting things right beer and bill wise. He was very nice and apologetic. They could use some tuning up as we waited quite a bit to get noticed & served. We will go back as the food was on point and the beers great. I recommend the beer flight.“

“Went in on a Sunday afternoon, ended up staying for bingo. Great little brewery. Not a huge selection but the beers they had were very good- a bit difficult to find. I imagine they'd probably do more business if they were in a street facing location.“

“Stopped by this spot twice so far. The winning aspect of this brewery is the building and land itself. Huge huge huge wooded yard with playgrounds and basic nature for kids and dogs to pick up sticks and play in the dirt. I was pleasantly surprised by the small business market. Good variety for the suburbs and a small market. I love their support of the local School of Rock. The kids were jamming out in the outdoor stage. It was far enough not to disturb conversation at the outdoor patio and you could move closer if you wanted the music. Bring camping chairs for the stage- only 3 picnic benches close by. The indoor space matches the outdoor in its impressive scale- soaring ceilings and huge glass windows really tie it to the land. Service- still working out the kinks. Online menu wasn't current. They were out of some items my party wanted- the 9" pizzas. Also they are unable to move your bar tab to a table tab. The Crown Pretzle is where it's at! HUGE and great compliment to the beer. Brussel sprouts were yum! My party enjoyed the pork belly bites. I had a Heartland Hefeweizen that I will get again.“

“My husband loves Yellow Rose. We were close and I lost a bet....so his choice. Pleasantly surprise....i have a terrible palate for anything other than blue moon or miller lite. Their Mein Shatz was perfect. Corn hole for the gaggle of kids we brought worked out. Needless to say .... im driving home. My husband spent $100 on beer and swag.“

“Okay - I think the general rules need to be established, as well as acknowledgment of the fact that we were there after church on Sunday. Deacon Baldy's, by my best estimate, is the bar area itself. The tenders kept the lines moving, and there was typically a line. I wish I'd counted the beers advertised; there must've been close to 50, and though I'm a simple, Bud Light kind of beer drinker, it was a great view! So, now the food...There were 5 different trailers there, and 4 were open. Remember, it was a Sunday. Trailer 1 was BBQ, "BBQ Godfather" I think - It was closed. That kind of hurt my heart. Number 2 was an Asian place that I don't recall the name of, but it looked like mostly messy food, for a messy eater such as me - I've got menu pics for clarification. Number 3 was a crawfish truck - my neices & family seemed to like them, but sadly, I did not partake. Number 4 trailer was Uncle Tony's Burgers - my wife and MiL had their food and were raving about it. Number 5 was my pick - "Raise Pizza & Eats" and where I got my pizza from. Simple order done extremely well - as much Peperoni as they felt would work, followed by enough cheese to make it nearly impossible to pull apart. They succeeded! The crust was a little light, but expected with the amount of toppings. All in all, I think it would be a solid 9 out of 10, IMO.“

“Kimberly has been great! Super fast and friendly!“