These 7 on the map
The 7 brewerys on this page, pinned where they actually are. Tap a marker to see which one it is — all 14 are on the map in the Whosly app.
7 of the 14
Saint Arnold Brewing Company
Near NorthsideBrewery & beer garden$$Houston's oldest independent brewery: a cathedral-ceilinged beer hall with murals of Saint Arnold himself and a huge beer garden of picnic tables.
Eureka Heights Brewing Company
The HeightsBrewery & arcade$A huge Heights taproom where you drink 10 feet from the fermenters, then hit the arcade and pinball. Take home a six-pack of Buckle Bunny.
Equal Parts Brewing
EaDoBrewery$A houseplant-filled East Downtown taproom with crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, koji-fermented experiments and barrel-aged porters, plus free Wi-Fi and pop-punk.
8th Wonder Brewery
EaDoBrewery$A loud EaDo warehouse brewery with a massive patio, food trucks and arcade games, within earshot of the ballpark. Beer comes in plastic cups.
True Anomaly Brewing Company
EaDoBrewery$A beer nerd's EaDo taproom of rocket-themed drafts and large-format seasonal bottles, like the hazy lychee Go Flight IPA. Bring your own takeout.
Tejas Brewery & Taproom
First WardBrewery & rooftop$$A First Ward brewery whose rooftop is the draw: skyline views, Astros games on screen and a long bar-food menu with pale ales like the crisp Tejas Clara.
SpindleTap Brewery
Northeast HoustonBrewery & beer park$Heavily hopped since 2015, known for its Houston Haze IPA, with a 3.5-acre outdoor park: putt-putt, pickleball, cornhole and fire pits.
The other 7
The 14 are spread across 9 neighborhoods. EaDo (3), Garden Oaks (2), Near Northside (2) and the Heights (2) have the most; First Ward, Midtown, Northeast Houston, Porter and Rice Village have one each.
+7 more in the app
A brewery in an old church out in Porter, British-style ales in a Garden Oaks living room, a 36,000-square-foot warehouse with comedy nights, a gravel-yard brewery popular with run clubs, and more.
Add all 14 to your Whosly mapEvery one lands on your own map in a tap — save them, rate them, plan around them. City Packs are included with Planner Pro.
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All 14, on your own map
This page is 7 of them. The Houston Breweries & Taprooms pack in Whosly has all 14 — add it and every one drops onto your map, ready to save, rate and turn into a plan your friends RSVP to from a text, no app needed to answer. The pack is included with Planner Pro.
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