No Label Brewing

We love coming to this place! We have been coming for 2.5 years now. We also participate in the community events that take place here (bingo, 5ks...etc.). I love the variety of food we get with the food trucks! The beer is yummy and we also purchased some awesome silicone cups that aren't breakable. Every one here (including customer service) seems friendly and they are very family/pet oriented. The place always seems clean and organized. The only thing I would ask them to fix is to put an enclosed fence around the playground. I watch my children every time we come but a fence around the playground would definitely seem safer for the kids. Especially, when it's more on the crowded side.Overall, pretty nice place!

Fun for big groups. Hate the food trucks. Every time I've been I've wished I ate at home first. But beer selection is great! There's so much seating it's always easy to get a good table. Fun place to day drink too.

Headed towards Houston for the weekend, we took the opportunity to stop in at No Label Brewery. It's a large roomy area, good amount of seating inside and out. Quite a few TV's around the room. This place has some of the best selection of merchandise and it's displayed on the walls throughout. They have a very nice beer selection, we had a couple of their West Coast IPAs, good and tasty. The place was busy, they had a couple of different parties going on, still plenty of room. The lines were quick and overall well worth the stop. FYI, they had a Birria truck, we didn't eat but it really looked good.

This place is your typical brewery. Huge outdoor patio along with two indoor areas. They're not fully enclosed, but we came during the winter so it felt great! They had covered patio areas and plenty of tables along with a playground for the kiddos. I could do without the kids, but for those of you that with a family, this is a very kid friendly spot. That being said, I think this spot would be way better with no kids allowed. They are also pet friendly. Lines for the tap room move fast. Plenty of beer options along with some spirits, and ciders. They also have food trucks on site. The night we came they had live entertainment so the vibe was chill. They have parking on site and there's a distillery next door

Fun spot carved out of an abandoned silo lot (with a distillery on site just a few hundred feet ahead of the entrance). Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, TVs, heaters, a small play area for kids, and solid pours on site and to go. Some good food truck selections, too! Great to finally check this spot out in person. Cheers!

The most unwelcoming brewery in Houston!Came with my wife and three kids early afternoon on a Wednesday during summer. Let me preface this by saying I've been to nearly 40+ different breweries. Upon arriving there seemed to be signage everywhere about no outside food or alcohol. Ok...that's understandable. But then you notice a sign is stapled to every table. Strange. We walk to the bar where the bartenders don't acknowledge you exist when you approach them. Odd. I asked if they do flights. No. Half-pours? Nope. They serve a "full" 12oz glass. Weird. (Breweries serve 16oz pints normally) But if I want a pint I would have to purchase a souvenir cup instead. They did at least allow me to sample 3 beers, but after each sample request, I felt like I was making the bartender even more annoyed. I think he was having a really bad day and made sure I knew it. The place was pretty empty BTW so it wasn't like we were holding up the line. I sure felt like I was though lol.Thankfully at least they'll have water somewhere available for the kids because it's Summer and it's Houston and it's hot. I asked where the water was (because every single brewery has free available water to pour for children, patrons, and pets. It's pretty much a standard.) NO. They had bottle water. So we bought the bottle water. Later I noticed a woman had a cup of water for her kids. Weird because they told me I had to buy bottled water. Went back to the bar, asked if they just serve water in a cup. The other bartender begrudgingly said yes, but "you'll have to fill it up at the water fountain next to the men's restroom." And handed me cups. Alrighty then.The beer itself was solid. Nothing stood out other than their Rye IPA and El Hefe Hefeweizen. The other beers were ok. Standard selection from light to heavy beers and a sour ipa which I was too scared to try. Every time I came back to get another drink, the bartenders wouldn't say anything...like at all except to confirm my name for the tab. It was weird. Example: I approach the bar, the bartender stares at me. "Hi, I'd like to get the El Hefe." Bartender quietly goes to fill a glass. Returns with a filled glass. Stares at me and says my name, I say "yep, that's me" and he pushes a few buttons on his screen, then goes back to staring at me. The playground for kids seemed dangerously located next to a concrete platform and is a accident waiting to happen. Don't worry, they have signage letting you know you're responsible in case anything happens to your child in case you forget. Overall, it was the weirdest unwelcoming brewery I've ever been to. The location seems to have been around for awhile, and it's starting to show...in a negative way. I've been to a lot of breweries and this one has to be the biggest disappointment. I was genuinely excited to visit because I have had their drinks many times at other beer gardens. Definitely never coming back and probably won't order their good tasting beer at other establishments because this experience has left a bad taste in my mouth.

Fun place to go as a family. Live music and outdoor play area for kids is great. I wish they had more non beer options but I guess beer is their thing. I do like that they at least have a couple wine options for those of us who don't like beer. Great relaxed spot when the weather is nice. The service is minimal. There is a bar and the employees are nice and friendly but not a lot of interaction opportunities. You are able to get food from a couple food trucks that are usually set up on the grounds.

Very cool space in the older part of Katy. We saw lots of families coming in with small kids.There were two food options when we were there, a taco truck and a dessert truck.We only had time for one beer (tried an IPA and an ale each) but we are putting this on our list every time we visit Katy. I think they're dog friendly too. We didn't have our pup with us but I did notice lots of dog dishes around.

I visited NLB during Otaku Neo Festival. Our party sat in the shade just by the entrance after we got our beers and food.Pros:Loved the Mas-mosa cider -- orange and pineapple ciderEl Hefe / Hefeweizen -- pretty decentPrices: $5.50 per 8 oz cupCons:Katy is a bit far from where I live.

Nestled in the remains of downtown Katy TX (where I grew up when it was still actually a rice factory and railroad supply). Off the old railroad tracks. Right by an old Rice factory. You can find No Label.This is a place that is completely family and pet friendly. You can basically spend the whole day here and not get bored. Kids? Playground? Old places to explore? Buehler?The live music is always great! Please be sure to tip those guys. They are just out there doing this for fun, but you would be remiss if you did not take part and letting them know you enjoyed them being out there no matter who they are. OK. Let's get to what what everybody wants to know about. I'm already ready for another down here. Beer.I've been here too many times to list off all the beers that I have tried. The hop solo is one of my absolute favorites as is their seasonal 2022 and 2023 vintage. I think they're already out of the 2022 which was my personal favorite. But the 23 is excellent, the IPA is amazing, the stouts are awesome. Hell! Everything here is basically great.We were lucky to get here in time to pick some crawfish and stuff our brains out. The weather was amazing. The girls had fun and my baby looks beautiful. Plus I got to return to my stomping grounds. And I am a sucker for dogs. Petted every one I saw.The bartending staff is amazing and friendly. But they know they have a job to do so please don't take up too much of their time. Just pick a beer. They are not shy with the pours (American flag Stanley for reference ) to let you taste almost almost anything. Their allocated may not be available for the sample. Just get the damn beer drink it. Eat some food. Listen to the band. Put on your sunglasses. Soak up some rays. Mic drop.Rock solid five stars! I would give you seven if you were closer... poor baby has to drive 20 minutes hahahahaha!!!