I recently spent two nights in Lubbock, with the express purpose of visiting every brewery in town. For those keeping score, I made it to all six. But I must confess that when I typed “Frost Brewhouse” into Google Maps and started following directions, I was surprised to find myself in a rather nondescript strip mall. Further muddying the waters was that, in spite of signage for the brewery, I still managed to go in the wrong door, winding up in an African restaurant next door.Oh well. As the brew dude told me, it happens all the time.I loved the simplicity of the operation. Completely unassuming nor pretentious, it was clear that the chill cerebral vibe was the appeal. In fact, I asked who their clientele was, and he said graduate students and professors. At last! I had found my tribe!I sampled three beers, and then went in for the kill with a pint of my favorite. First off, I sipped wee glasses of Study Break, a coffee blonde (4.5% AbV; 10 IBU), followed by Mistbourne Hazy Wheated Session (4.5% ABV; 70 IBU), and KFM IPA, an English-style IPA (7.8% ABV; 55 IBU). They were all amazing, and the KFM is especially good when everyone and their brother is trying to out-hop one another with their doubles and triples. Their English IPA was delightful from front to finish, a never elicited a hoppy beer frown for being a tad bit too forward.But the winner in the house was the Study Break. Show me a coffee-infused beer, and I will show you my favorite without reconsideration or regret. This was amazing. Any coffee beer should never exceed 5% coffee, lest it become “not beer.” The coffee notes did not overshadow the beer, producing a delightfully aromatic and tasty beverage that got my vote for top billing. I could drink coffee beer all day, and this coming from a guy who routinely chugs some pretty heady IPAs.I loved the atmosphere of the brewery. It doesn’t have to be trendy speedy or any of that. Just keep it basic, and brew good beer. These guys do both.
Sean
I love me some Frost. One of my fave places to grab a good pint. Laid back, small, craft artisan local brewery. The owners and employees are all very nice. I always seem to make friends here. You should give it a go. Support local. Grab a pint. Win-win.
Ryan Robbins
Excellent beer and atmosphere
West Tx Quigg
Mannn..Looking for a great brewery spot come here. Nice environment and great customer service.
Nathan Richardson
Kayla and Trevor are the real deal! They have a passion for the craft of making excellent things. This translates to the quality of their beer, the welcoming environment of Frost, and the relationships they foster with their guests. Simply put, Frost is exactly what you want out of a local brewery!
Tamara Willey
Delicious! I’m not typically a beer drinker, but I’ve had two separate beers they’ve made and loved each! Local and passionate about their craft!
Kaleb Willey
Frost Brewhouse is great! Our group of friends thoroughly enjoyed hanging out and trying different beers. We also spent some time talking to Trevor and Kayla about the in’s and out’s of brewing and their business. They’re great people and great brewers and working hard to support their community. Check ‘em out and try the Study Break and the Winter’s Frost.
Sammy Reyes
Nice place and nice beer! Definitely worth a try!
Sarah Harris
Really nice and inviting spot! Great beer and seltzer options, live music, board games, TVs, trivia, Mario Kart nights, and more. Great place to hang out!
Lexcen Grosshuesch
Great brewery run by Tech grads! Check out their awesome beer flavors! Seltzers are different and worth’s try!
A pretty cool new brewery. The owners are very nice and I'm glad we stopped by. We liked their stout and light American ale. It is not crowded on weekdays, so feel free to stop by if you want to have some chill time + there was a fun Thursday trivia. Will definitely come back!
Marcelo Gutierrez
Fun place! Really liked the chill atmosphere and the Thursday trivia. I was even able to play their board games. Will come back for sure. All people working here are friendly. Check on their social media for what beers they have for the week. My favorites were the suit up stout and the flying tortilla ale.I wanna add that they don’t have a wide variety of craft beers yet, but they compensate with a good atmosphere.
Scott B.
I enjoyed my Saturday afternoon "Flying Tortillas" ale. Super friendly service. Relaxed vibe. Sounds like they will be expanding and offering a few more beers on rotation.
I recently spent two nights in Lubbock, with the express purpose of visiting every brewery in town. For those keeping score, I made it to all six. But I must confess that when I typed “Frost Brewhouse” into Google Maps and started following directions, I was surprised to find myself in a rather nondescript strip mall. Further muddying the waters was that, in spite of signage for the brewery, I still managed to go in the wrong door, winding up in an African restaurant next door.Oh well. As the brew dude told me, it happens all the time.I loved the simplicity of the operation. Completely unassuming nor pretentious, it was clear that the chill cerebral vibe was the appeal. In fact, I asked who their clientele was, and he said graduate students and professors. At last! I had found my tribe!I sampled three beers, and then went in for the kill with a pint of my favorite. First off, I sipped wee glasses of Study Break, a coffee blonde (4.5% AbV; 10 IBU), followed by Mistbourne Hazy Wheated Session (4.5% ABV; 70 IBU), and KFM IPA, an English-style IPA (7.8% ABV; 55 IBU). They were all amazing, and the KFM is especially good when everyone and their brother is trying to out-hop one another with their doubles and triples. Their English IPA was delightful from front to finish, a never elicited a hoppy beer frown for being a tad bit too forward.But the winner in the house was the Study Break. Show me a coffee-infused beer, and I will show you my favorite without reconsideration or regret. This was amazing. Any coffee beer should never exceed 5% coffee, lest it become “not beer.” The coffee notes did not overshadow the beer, producing a delightfully aromatic and tasty beverage that got my vote for top billing. I could drink coffee beer all day, and this coming from a guy who routinely chugs some pretty heady IPAs.I loved the atmosphere of the brewery. It doesn’t have to be trendy speedy or any of that. Just keep it basic, and brew good beer. These guys do both.
I love me some Frost. One of my fave places to grab a good pint. Laid back, small, craft artisan local brewery. The owners and employees are all very nice. I always seem to make friends here. You should give it a go. Support local. Grab a pint. Win-win.
Excellent beer and atmosphere
Mannn..Looking for a great brewery spot come here. Nice environment and great customer service.
Kayla and Trevor are the real deal! They have a passion for the craft of making excellent things. This translates to the quality of their beer, the welcoming environment of Frost, and the relationships they foster with their guests. Simply put, Frost is exactly what you want out of a local brewery!
Delicious! I’m not typically a beer drinker, but I’ve had two separate beers they’ve made and loved each! Local and passionate about their craft!
Frost Brewhouse is great! Our group of friends thoroughly enjoyed hanging out and trying different beers. We also spent some time talking to Trevor and Kayla about the in’s and out’s of brewing and their business. They’re great people and great brewers and working hard to support their community. Check ‘em out and try the Study Break and the Winter’s Frost.
Nice place and nice beer! Definitely worth a try!
Really nice and inviting spot! Great beer and seltzer options, live music, board games, TVs, trivia, Mario Kart nights, and more. Great place to hang out!
Great brewery run by Tech grads! Check out their awesome beer flavors! Seltzers are different and worth’s try!
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Great beers and the owners are super friendly
A pretty cool new brewery. The owners are very nice and I'm glad we stopped by. We liked their stout and light American ale. It is not crowded on weekdays, so feel free to stop by if you want to have some chill time + there was a fun Thursday trivia. Will definitely come back!
Fun place! Really liked the chill atmosphere and the Thursday trivia. I was even able to play their board games. Will come back for sure. All people working here are friendly. Check on their social media for what beers they have for the week. My favorites were the suit up stout and the flying tortilla ale.I wanna add that they don’t have a wide variety of craft beers yet, but they compensate with a good atmosphere.
I enjoyed my Saturday afternoon "Flying Tortillas" ale. Super friendly service. Relaxed vibe. Sounds like they will be expanding and offering a few more beers on rotation.
Very good IPA, crisp clean flavor.