Fortress BeerWorks

We really enjoyed the brews and the excellent pizza. The server was nice and explained everything to us first-timers. Everything was clean, and the metal sculpture decor was fantastic! Thank you to the server and cook for allowing us veggie lovers to modify the white. It was so yummy! We hope to return someday, but maybe not on a big event weekend. We're a little old for such shenanigans, but I'm sure others had a blast!

After work, I stopped by Fortress Beer Works for happy hour and was delighted with my experience. The menu was easy to navigate, and I opted to try their cider, which had an excellent taste. The atmosphere of the place was enjoyable, and there were ample seating options, both covered and outdoor. However, the drive into the place was a bit challenging as the road was uneven and bumpy. Parking is a problem especially if it is crowded - you may need to park on the grass, but some areas of the grass were sunken, so drivers of lower cars should be cautious.

Wow, I never knew this local microbrewery was here. I used to live in this area around the time they opened in 2019. Fortress Beerworks bought out B52 last year and finally took over in October 2022. I learned that both entities will run their unique ways. I remember B52 having CBD options and was a family and dog friendly place. Fortress Beerworks was family friendly. I didn't see anyone with their dogs, but maybe!One of my childhood friends threw her birthday get together here to chill and mingle. You can reserve their indoor picnic tables. Balloons and cake are welcome! It's off Spring Cypress, but you can easily pass it up if you're not looking at the sign near the Park & Sell. Follow the rocky dirt path down to the end and to the left. Just be careful cause it barely fits two vehicles for one way in and out.Parking on the rocky lot is open, but people seemed respectful of space and how to park. It was empty, but a few people came and went. There was a small party bus that came with guys in track suits. Turns out, it was my friend's pediatrician for her boys, and they were also celebrating a birthday with a few people from New Zealand. Anyway, they've got TVs to catch sports games, live music, and cornhole tournaments. I was bummed the food menu online didn't match what they actually offered. They didn't have appetizers or burgers. The wood fired pizza from Fiamma was the bomb though! It's a food truck. You order food at the bar. Can't go wrong with pizza and beer. I had the white pizza with black truffle ricotta and roasted garlic. The garlic was sweet, and the truffle was just enough. I added pepperoni and mushrooms. Extra toppings are free!! The 12" pizza was served in a pizza box and was ready in 10 mins or less. You get a text notification to pick up at the food truck. One of my fellow Yelp elites would say the pizza didn't have a good undercarriage cause you pick it up, and it flops. You kind of have to fold it. It still tasted really good. I read the wood fired pizza and bbq will be a staple. Curious to see what bbq. I wish it was Corkscrew nearby!!I had the rotating sour beer cause I'm into sours. I had the passion fruit sour. I didn't taste much of the passion fruit flavor, but it was the perfect tartness imo. I hope they'll have the hibiscus sour next time I visit. Beer and cider are $6.50-7. I tried my friend's Viking Blonde and that was light and not hoppy. I enjoyed that.They closed the garage doors as the night went on cause it got chilly, and their heat lamps weren't working, but they did have a heater. The only catch is that you have to walk around the side door to exit to get back to the lot. There's extra party space there that I saw on my way out.Overall, it's a very chill, cool place to gather with friends, catch a game, or throw a party.

Fortress is a little out of the way for me, but I would make the trekk out there again. I liked their IPA, they had big tv's to watch some football, and the food truck that looks to be there permantly; provided for some tasty pizza.Apparently they sometimes have some live music too, on certain days. The funcky metal artwork is a nice touch too. You can muse over the art pieces while sipping on your brew. Slurp slurp burrp.

Found these guys from Harvest Host, which is a travel RV app. What a great find!! Great ambiance, great service, top of the notch brewery which makes phenomenal beer.It is a locals place that was as welcoming as it was good. They also have a Wood-fired pizza truck that is the best we've had in a long time.Thanks to the owners for being Harvest Hosts! We sure appreciated the space and the family atmosphere!!

What a great brewery! No complaints on the beer but the best part of this place was the atmosphere. They had great food trucks and other vendors. Michelada, pizza and even CornHub . They also have live music, nice bartenders, a great open back patio/garage style drinking area and shuffle board inside.

Best place to come to on beautiful warm days. Great beer and awesome pizza. I got a flight of beers and a chicken vindaloo pizza. Pizza is delicious!

Enjoyed the time we spent here yesterday. All around good vibes. From the beer to the food to the atmosphere. There is about 14 beers on tap, they also have food. The beers were great. We tried several different ones. My favorite one was the Smash'D IPA. The wings were so good. They also have pizza but we went for the wings bc we had dinner plans and wanted something small. I enjoyed the Buffalo sauce. They also have 2 other wing flavors. Can't remember off the top of my head. There is plenty of seating indoor and outdoor. I can't wait for patio weather to enjoy the outdoor seating. There is also trivia on Wednesdays and Bingo on Sundays. Looking forward to coming back!

Great beer; enjoy the B52 and Fortress selections. Nice staff. Only issue is the HUGE potholes. Won't be back until they are repaired.

No, I would never recommend this place ever. They are complete, bullshit, arrogant, and not friendly. There's a lot of places to go other than this place I would stay clear.