11 Below Brewing Company

Solid Drinkable Beer.
11 Below is located in a corporate park with plenty of parking, They typically have up to 5 beers on tap as well as a food truck.
Pricing is fairly standard for brewery tours.
Make sure to bring some lawn chairs.

We really enjoyed visiting 11 Below brewery. We had come to Houston for a little rest and fun and headed out to 11 Below to try the beers. The atmosphere was fun and the patrons and volunteers running the program were friendly. The best part of course was the beer.
My favorite of the four beers we tried was the negative space. It was a deep rich and creamy stout the had great flavor and body. It is something that has to be enjoyed in smaller amounts with a ABV of 9.5% and a very filling beer.
I also enjoyed the Oso Bueno which was a very enjoyable amber beer that is a regular offering at the brewery. It had a very drinkable flavor. We also tried 7 Iron, and Color Blind which were also great beers.
The rotating food truck was delicious, so be sure to check their schedule and see what options will be available when they visit. They have limited hours so you really need to make sure you plan your visit. Thank you for a great afternoon.

Odd location but everything else is fantastic, excellent beer and environment. They usually have a food truck right outside with great food and they usually take cards. Love the brew at this place.

One advantage to moving to a new neighborhood, is finding all the new places we can drink beer!
11 Below is a new-​ish brewery on the Northwest side, that is doing some great things with yeast. I was a bit disappointed to see so many IPAs as their focus, but their Oso Bueno is a solid amber beer and light enough that I won’t be stumbling after a couple. The Negative Space is a delicious imperial chocolate stout, which I saved for last due to it’s 9.5% ABV. So good, and me so drunky now.
Make a trip out, stay for a while and enjoy the food truck of the day!

This is a great spot to grab a few beers after work on Thursdays — especially if you work right around the corner! There are different bar games — giant Jenga (I’m pretty sure our company holds the unofficial record for tallest Jenga tower!), air hockey, darts, and corn hole — as well as tv’s and plenty of seating both inside and out.
They’re only open Thursdays and Saturdays, and they have rotating food trucks, so there’s something different to eat (almost) every time! You can buy tokens that equate to one drink each — be sure to remember your 11 Below glass so you get a bigger serving of their beer! They have three different beers to choose from and taste. I’ve tried all three, and my personal favorite is the 7 Iron. My only gripe is that they don’t have more options, since I’m not a hoppy kind of gal.

Best beer in Houston! If you haven’t been, you have to make time on a Thursday or Saturday. The staff is great! Give them a try if you like good beer.

Had a great time watching Thursday night football at 11 below. Mellow, pleasant crowd. Tasty beers tapped right off the the cold room. I liked the red IPA. Looking forward to an expanded offering as the brewery continues to grow.

Here we are on another Saturday searching for some local brew. 11 Below another Gem in the Houston brewery seen and close to the casa. Loved all their offerings and that Big Ass Fan keeping the air moving
Favorite is the Color Blind Red IPA
Great event calendar supporting local food trucks.
Check this place out, Northwest side of town just south of Willowbrook Mall

Tried all 3 available at the time and I dig color blind the most. There’s something special there. This place has a great location for north side residents. The vibe is very relaxed and it’s a cool place to hang out and laugh with your friends. There was a food truck outside with really good food. Definitely on the way up.

Get on board now because this place is about to take off! This local brewery is off to a spectacular start with their three mainstay beers. The 7-​Iron is a great session ale for the hot summers in Houston. The Oso Bueno is a solid amber ale. Color Blind is by far the best red IPA I have ever tasted. The brewery is small (I have a feeling not for too long) and has a tasting «room» in the warehouse. They have picnic tables set up to sit and enjoy their beers. 3 tokens for $ 10 or $ 4 each. They typically offer a 4^th beer that isn’t one of the main three at the tasting room and it has always been worth a try. They also frequently invite some awesome food trucks to the brewery, so be sure to check social media (Facebook, Twitter) to see who might be serving food. This place reminds me of Three Floyds brewery (brewers of 2 of the top 10 beers on the RateBeer Top 50) about 15 years ago. These guys will not be small for long given the quality of beer that they are brewing. I suggest you jump on the bandwagon now so you can brag to all your hipster friends in 5 years that «I was there in the beginning, man!»

Great beer tried all 3 but my favorite was the oso Bueno, we went to an event they have darts, bean bags and oversized jenga, all beers were excellent and workers we very nice.

An Aggie, a Cougar and a Longhorn open a brewery. I’m still working on the punchline. We had planned a Lone Pint trip but they were closed, so here we came. Points for something new. I like the name — the gallon difference between beer and oil barrels. Blacks mild BBQ was an excellent pair. They’ve got decent space and a suburban crowd. Would probably bring chairs with us next time if it’s a gorgeous day like today. They’ve got darts, cornhole and mini air hockey table. Beer options were good, basic. But that’s how you do out of the gate, right? A session ale, amber, IPA and Belgian. They ran out of Belgian which was probably my pick. $ 10 for a tulip glass, $ 5 for a regular pint, $ 10 for three fills. Hope they plan to get creative. Staff was great. Tour was okay. The brewer is a Longhorn with a degree in music and dance so he’s got my vote. Didn’t make my top 3, but bravo for local. Would return.

This relatively new brewery is off to a good start. Service was friendly and helpful. Beers were great. The day we were here they had a pale ale, an amber, and an IPA. The only reason I’m not giving them a 5 is the limited selection. Tokens for a 12 ounce cup are $ 4 each or 3 for $ 10. Food was available at a food truck in the parking lot.