10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Pearland

"In the afternoon, head to one of Houston’s local breweries – 8th Wonder and Saint Arnold’s are two of the best around. Hang out in the beer hall or patio and catch up with some friends. If you’re looking for a larger variety of beverages, check out Axelrad, a beer garden in Midtown with hammocks, dog friends, and a local food truck or two. No weekend in Houston is complete without a visit to Rice University, so after having your fill, (responsibly) make your way there for a sunset light show spectacle at the Turrell Skyspace."

"One of the finest points of interest for any beer devotee in Houston is Saint Arnold Brewing Company. They’ve been making craft beer longer than any other brewery in Houston. Tasting their beers is lots of fun, but seeing how they’re made is even better."

"8th Wonder Brewery is a popular place among many locals to go to if they want some nice craft beer. The place is filled with repurposed shipping containers, zig-zagging lights, as well as a mixture of things representing Houston. And because of its prime location in downtown, it has become a popular spot for many sports celebrities like the Rockets, Astros and more whom stop by after the games are played."

"8th Wonder Brewery may have only been open for about six years in the Sugarland area, but it’s already recognized as one of the best TX breweries. Its signature beers, like Dome Faux’m and Rocket Fuel can now be found on tap walls and store shelves all across the region. Soon they’ll be opening a companion distillery that will provide opportunities for further growth and more tasty handcrafted beverages."

"Like many cities across the country, Houston has felt the quakes of the recent craft-beer boom. This brewery, in particular, happens to be my favorite. Named after the now defunct Astrodome (which many consider to be the 8th architectural wonder of the modern world), 8th Wonder’s beers are like the spirit of the city hoppified."

"There is a beer for every palate at this decade-old brewery, so it’s no surprise that love for varieties like Hopadillo and Rodeo Clown IPAs span well beyond Houston — Karbach has been acquired by a big beer brand, but has not lost its local charm. The dog-friendly biergarten also offers dishes like Cake and Bacon pretzels with Karbach beer mustard or heartier plates like the Hella Hot Chicken Sandwich. Order takeout from the Karbach kitchen here."

"2032 Karbach Street This brewery doesn't just boast amazing craft beer, but also has its own restaurant on site that's touted as having dynamic, world-class cuisine that pairs perfectly with the beer selection on tap. Combine this with a patio that allows space for the kids to be, well, kids and you have a weekend destination that can't be beat."

"Although it was established back in 2011, it has already established itself as one of the biggest names in Houston brewery. They provide some of the best experiences you can ever imagine to beer enthusiasts from all around. With crafty brews like Love Street and Rodeo Clown, you can’t go wrong with them."

"It’s been boomtown ever since SpindleTap first opened its doors at the turn of 2015. Paying homage to Texas’ gusher age, the spirit at this liquid gold purveyor is full-on Texas. The brewery devotes an entire selection of suds to Haze, with hazy IPAs and DIPAs (that’s double the hops) ranging from the dank pine & citrus-kissed Juiceton to the tropical Houston Haze, hit with notes of guava, pineapple, and grapefruit."

"Core beers: Calavera Lager, Boomtown Blonde, Honey Hole Honey Ale, Hop Gusher West Coast IPA, Houston Haze IPA, Heavy Hands DIPA. Seasonal beers: Frost Bite Cry Hopped IPA (January-March), Fresh Buds IPA (April). Other releases: Spindletap does a DIPA release every three weeks."

"While SpindleTap is known for its IPAs, this brewery offers a diverse lineup. They’re also voted as one of the top-rated breweries in Texas. If you can’t make it to their location, you’re likely to find them in a local grocery store."

"Core beers: Airmail Blonde Ale, 6-4-3 Pale Ale, Knuckle Bock, 2 Hopper IPA. Seasonal releases: 3 Up, 3 Down IPA, Chin Music Pale Ale, Czech Swing Pilsner, Eephus Sour, Mr Oktoberfest, The Hot Stove Porter, Farm System Wooden Aged Sour & Wild Ales, Leaguer Hazy IPAs, Balcones Barrel Aged The Hot Stove Porter, Cup of Coffee Porter, CHAMP Strong Golden Ale. Noteworthy: Texas Leaguer is a baseball-themed brewery."

"Known for its unique seasonal brews, Eureka Heights Brewing Company has emerged as the next big thing for The Woodlands residents planning a night out in Houston. With popular brews like Mini Boss, which is their smash hit double IPA, you’ll understand why. The beers really speak for themselves, so drop on by and see what you think!"

"Eureka Heights Brew is a thriving neighborhood brewpub that took the place of a food distribution warehouse. It was named after the fault line that runs underneath the brewery. It is a family friendly place where you can even bring your pets along for some tasty and delicious ale."

"Named after the fault line that runs beneath the brewery, there’s no shaky ground at this neighborhood tour de force: just easy livin’... and even easier drinking. That’s thanks to a stronghold of crisp, approachable brews that pretty much everybody can get down with."

"Core beers: All Y'all Golden Ale, Cheap Sunglasses Pale Ale, Defying Gravity IPA, Highest of Fives Blonde Ale. Seasonal beers: Deactivator Bock (December-February) Shark Side of the Moon Barrel-Aged Russian Imperial Stout (February-May), Powerclashing Pilsner (June-August) Baktoberfish (Oktoberfest: September-November). Noteworthy: Bakfish is big on supporting the local community."

"Examples include Where’s Nate Blonde Ale (cocoa nibs and vanilla), Belgian Dubbel (persimmon and spices), Wheatermelon Blonde Ale and Coffee Porter. Noteworthy: 4J Brewing is a women-owned brewery — unfortunately still a minority in the beer world."

"My favorite is Town and City: $5.00 gets you an amazingly huge pretzel, $9.00 for Seoul Burger and tots, $14.00 gets you a whole pitcher of their beer (they have smaller cheaper options as well). Careful of going on a Sunday, they get popular on the weekends and tend to run out of beer/food options.". Submitted by marshamaec"

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"Lakewood Church is also the largest churches amongst many in Houston, one in here you’ll find this place rising the belief in faith and spreading positivity around. This was structured inside a former basketball stadium that now has an altar, stage, some jumbo screens, and a comfortable seating structure. While traversing Houston many tourists are seen to worship the beauty and peace the place beholds and it is a must for you to visit this magnificent church."

"Lakewood Church is considered to have the largest fellowship in USA, with over 52,000 members. It was established by John Osteen and his wife Dolores in 1959. It has over 16,000 seating facility inside the main building."

"Located in Houston’s Energy Corridor, B.B. Italia Kitchen and Bar features a fresh take on classic, Italian-American food. They use only the best ingredients to create dishes that ..."

"Maggiano’s Little Italy started its first location on the corners of Clark Street and Grand Avenue in Chicago, Illinois November 11, 1991. It has one main goal, to make people feel special. Either celebrating a special occasion or gathering the family for an informal dinner, they strive to make every guest feel comfortable enough to laugh out loud, reminisce, and be indulged."

"Once you come in and give Romano’s a try you can fuggetabout going anywhere else for pizza and pasta. The NY style pizza is fresh, authentic and delicious. Whether you order the Meat Lovers or the Hawaiian, the Veggie or the Pollo Special, you’ll come back for more."

"Editor's Note: There's no photo available at the time of writing. The Joke Joint Comedy Club is ever ready with live stand-up comedians who will be sure to put a smile on your face. The showcase is always packed with eager audiences so grab your tickets fast!"

"This local favorite keeps people coming back for its consistent, affordable sushi and all-day $10-or-less happy hour specials on a variety of rolls including the Shaggy Dog and the Angry Lion. The most requested regular menu item is the William’s Treasure, a tempura kani, cream cheese, and jalapeño roll topped with crawfish, snow crab, shrimp, spicy mayo, eel sauce, and masago roe."

"At Keeper Japanese Restaurant and Bar, a spacious and stylish lunch, dinner, and happy hour spot in Sugar Land, Chef Keeper Lin keeps his focus on variety. The result is a comprehe..."