Love this place, i’ve now been here about 4 times and every experience has been nice. Sometimes they have people come out for food or you can bring your own.Personally this place is worth it if you love beer. I would recommend getting the flight so you can try a variety of beers! Cheers!
LORD RiLLo
Great place. Just wish they would make some super sweet fruited sours. Hard to find good super sweet fruited sours anywhere. But the fruited sours baa baa offers are top shelf for sure. ?
justin bailey
Baawesome!
Mike Harsch
Friendly and always have the best
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hazy IPA Single Can, Beer Flight
Jason Mouton
Tiny place, very limited seating and long lines. Luckily some folks left and we were able to sit down. The day we went they had Corner 99 pop-up food which was amazing! The beer was definitely good. The barrel aged stout was great. The IPAs were good, the Seasonal ale was very tasty but the fruited sour was over the top, like a smoothie. It was very tasty but had way too much texture for my taste.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Josh Poe
I've been to Baa Baa a few times over the years but haven't been in awhile. I took a trip to Houston a few weeks back and popped in on Saturday afternoon with my fiance.They specialize in IPAs and fruited sours but also have a few more traditional options as well well.The IPAs were good but not as great as I remembered. My favorite was the Dr Lecter which had a good Dr Pepper marketing label. If you're looking for more west coast types vs hazy, you might be out of luck though.On the fruited sours, they are up there with the best in Houston along with Urban South. They have several different series of different mixed sours that usually include chocolate and different fruit. They had a key lime sour that was pretty good this time although I don't think I could drink a whole one as it was pretty acidic. Tasting flights are likely the way to go to try different things and I appreciate they offer that. It's also cool they sell single cans to go and their prices aren't bad for what they are.There are a few things I wish they would do better though. They don't list their beer to go options online at all which is weird for this day in age. They also don't label all of their cans...they'll have Candy Baa or whatever the series is but not necessarily what the flavors are which is unusual. Last thing is that they didn't have any of the to go beers besides Dr Lecter on draft so it was hard to try something to decide if I want to buy it. Overall, these things wouldn't stop me from going again but for as good as a brewery as it is, it would be cool if they addressed them.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hazy IPA
Josh P.
I've been to Baa Baa a few times over the years but haven't been in awhile. I took a trip to Houston a few weeks back and popped in on Saturday afternoon with my fiance.They specialize in IPAs and fruited sours but also have a few more traditional options as well well.The IPAs were good but not as great as I remembered. My favorite was the Dr Lecter which had a good Dr Pepper marketing label. If you're looking for more west coast types vs hazy, you might be out of luck though.On the fruited sours, they are up there with the best in Houston along with Urban South. They have several different series of different mixed sours that usually include chocolate and different fruit. They had a key lime sour that was pretty good this time although I don't think I could drink a whole one as it was pretty acidic. Tasting flights are likely the way to go to try different things and I appreciate they offer that. It's also cool they sell single cans to go and their prices aren't bad for what they are.There are a few things I wish they would do better though. They don't list their beer to go options online at all which is weird for this day in age. They also don't label all of their cans...they'll have Candy Baa or whatever the series is but not necessarily what the flavors are which is unusual. Last thing is that they didn't have any of the to go beers besides Dr Lecter on draft so it was hard to try something to decide if I want to buy it. Overall, these things wouldn't stop me from going again but for as good as a brewery as it is, it would be cool if they addressed them.
Kenneth Powell
Quite possibly the best brewery in Texas. The New England IPAs are phenomenal as are the Fruited sours. Can’t sleep on their barrel aged stouts either. This place is worth the drive!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Roger Caron
Cozy little brewery with a solid selection of IPAs and fruited sours. No food available on site but you are welcome to bring your own.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Arjun Kochhar
It’s a very local brewery in the suburbs of Houston.From outside it looks like just another place with a funky name.Once you step inside, one very quickly realizes that this place is only about brewing beer. Simple.And they get that bang on. It’s all about just serving great beer.
Mark and Kinga makes some delicious beers…great place to hangout! You gotta try the fruited sours!!! ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Jody J.
First visit here, beer was good, small space.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
C “CT” T
I'm in Pflugerville texas and a local bar has been getting baa baa beer for a lil while now. If you see a hazy on anyone's menu just get it. These hazy they produce are hands down the smoothest ever. So good thanks for making incredible beer. Now time to ranp up production a tad more so we can have this on a regular.
Erika Lamont
Wow! Outstanding micro brewery with some of the best sour beers we’ve had! Tap Room is open on Saturdays only - so plan your weekend around this. Many great selections on tap and Cana available for purchase. Kinga and Marcus are great hosts. A nice addition is a special food option each week. This is a must-do if you are in Houston.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Rob Lo
This place was awesome, the service was impeccable and I would definitely go back. Love being able to talk with the owners, they're the most genuinely nice, down to earth people you will ever meet.
Love this place, i’ve now been here about 4 times and every experience has been nice. Sometimes they have people come out for food or you can bring your own.Personally this place is worth it if you love beer. I would recommend getting the flight so you can try a variety of beers! Cheers!
Great place. Just wish they would make some super sweet fruited sours. Hard to find good super sweet fruited sours anywhere. But the fruited sours baa baa offers are top shelf for sure. ?
Baawesome!
Friendly and always have the best
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hazy IPA Single Can, Beer Flight
Tiny place, very limited seating and long lines. Luckily some folks left and we were able to sit down. The day we went they had Corner 99 pop-up food which was amazing! The beer was definitely good. The barrel aged stout was great. The IPAs were good, the Seasonal ale was very tasty but the fruited sour was over the top, like a smoothie. It was very tasty but had way too much texture for my taste.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
I've been to Baa Baa a few times over the years but haven't been in awhile. I took a trip to Houston a few weeks back and popped in on Saturday afternoon with my fiance.They specialize in IPAs and fruited sours but also have a few more traditional options as well well.The IPAs were good but not as great as I remembered. My favorite was the Dr Lecter which had a good Dr Pepper marketing label. If you're looking for more west coast types vs hazy, you might be out of luck though.On the fruited sours, they are up there with the best in Houston along with Urban South. They have several different series of different mixed sours that usually include chocolate and different fruit. They had a key lime sour that was pretty good this time although I don't think I could drink a whole one as it was pretty acidic. Tasting flights are likely the way to go to try different things and I appreciate they offer that. It's also cool they sell single cans to go and their prices aren't bad for what they are.There are a few things I wish they would do better though. They don't list their beer to go options online at all which is weird for this day in age. They also don't label all of their cans...they'll have Candy Baa or whatever the series is but not necessarily what the flavors are which is unusual. Last thing is that they didn't have any of the to go beers besides Dr Lecter on draft so it was hard to try something to decide if I want to buy it. Overall, these things wouldn't stop me from going again but for as good as a brewery as it is, it would be cool if they addressed them.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hazy IPA
I've been to Baa Baa a few times over the years but haven't been in awhile. I took a trip to Houston a few weeks back and popped in on Saturday afternoon with my fiance.They specialize in IPAs and fruited sours but also have a few more traditional options as well well.The IPAs were good but not as great as I remembered. My favorite was the Dr Lecter which had a good Dr Pepper marketing label. If you're looking for more west coast types vs hazy, you might be out of luck though.On the fruited sours, they are up there with the best in Houston along with Urban South. They have several different series of different mixed sours that usually include chocolate and different fruit. They had a key lime sour that was pretty good this time although I don't think I could drink a whole one as it was pretty acidic. Tasting flights are likely the way to go to try different things and I appreciate they offer that. It's also cool they sell single cans to go and their prices aren't bad for what they are.There are a few things I wish they would do better though. They don't list their beer to go options online at all which is weird for this day in age. They also don't label all of their cans...they'll have Candy Baa or whatever the series is but not necessarily what the flavors are which is unusual. Last thing is that they didn't have any of the to go beers besides Dr Lecter on draft so it was hard to try something to decide if I want to buy it. Overall, these things wouldn't stop me from going again but for as good as a brewery as it is, it would be cool if they addressed them.
Quite possibly the best brewery in Texas. The New England IPAs are phenomenal as are the Fruited sours. Can’t sleep on their barrel aged stouts either. This place is worth the drive!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Cozy little brewery with a solid selection of IPAs and fruited sours. No food available on site but you are welcome to bring your own.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
It’s a very local brewery in the suburbs of Houston.From outside it looks like just another place with a funky name.Once you step inside, one very quickly realizes that this place is only about brewing beer. Simple.And they get that bang on. It’s all about just serving great beer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Mark and Kinga makes some delicious beers…great place to hangout! You gotta try the fruited sours!!! ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
First visit here, beer was good, small space.
Atmosphere: 4
Service: 4
I'm in Pflugerville texas and a local bar has been getting baa baa beer for a lil while now. If you see a hazy on anyone's menu just get it. These hazy they produce are hands down the smoothest ever. So good thanks for making incredible beer. Now time to ranp up production a tad more so we can have this on a regular.
Wow! Outstanding micro brewery with some of the best sour beers we’ve had! Tap Room is open on Saturdays only - so plan your weekend around this. Many great selections on tap and Cana available for purchase. Kinga and Marcus are great hosts. A nice addition is a special food option each week. This is a must-do if you are in Houston.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This place was awesome, the service was impeccable and I would definitely go back. Love being able to talk with the owners, they're the most genuinely nice, down to earth people you will ever meet.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5