City Acre Brewing — Restaurant in Houston

My boyfriend's ran an errand to pay the deposit for a holiday party to be held here, so we stopped to eat and drink as well. I hadn't been here before, but he had been.

There was a little confusion at first as to how ordering worked. An employee had come to the table the first time he had gone, but after waiting a while, he asked the guy at the counter and found that we were to order there. Maybe the guy thought we were waiting on something having to do with the event we were putting the deposit down for. Anyway, we ordered, and it got smoother from there.

I had the German burger, and Matthew had the tacos. The burger was amazing: mushrooms, onions, a generous portion of specialty meat, and a sweet bun.the tacos were good, but nothing out of the ordinary. We also had drinks. I'm not a beer drinker, so I had the dry cider. It was very good. There was another cider that I'm sure would have been sweet, but I don't care for sweet, so I was very happy with the dry cider. Matthew tried a couple of beers he hadn't had before and was pleased with the selections.

The cook (I believe, maybe the owner? Idk) came out to bring us our food and to check on us. He refilled my drink order and was generally pleasant to talk to. He was helpful and jovial. The front of house staff checked on us throughout, as well.

The atmosphere was rustic; one could say cozy. The garage doors, which serve as walls at times, were up, so I was just a little on the cold side. Other groups were bundled up, but I didn't know before I went, so I just had a light jacket. I'll know for the holiday party! There is a large area outside, but I didn't explore much. I did see that they grow some of their own vegetables and/or spices/herbs.

Overall, the place was pretty great. It's not my absolute favorite kind of place to go every week, but I would be happy to go...

English: I would like to thank City Arce Brewing allowing us to host Sam Houston High school class 2009 reunion. The owner of City Acre Brewing is very kind and welcome us with open arms. The private events section have wonderful environment of trees and gardens to enjoy.

The beer and food price is worth of the social spot. Also,This local place has wonderful service, great food, great prices and from what I can tell, a nice beer selection. I ordered the Urban Cowboy burger and it was perfectly cooked and freshly made. The serving size of meat was pretty generous! The brewing company have children safe environment if you want to bring your kids while drinking a nice local beer. Would definitely recommend this place and definitely coming back again. 😎🍔🍟🍺🍻

Me gustaría agradecer a City Arce Brewing por permitirnos organizar la reunión de clase de la escuela secundaria Sam Houston High 2009. El dueño de City Acre Brewing es muy amable y nos recibe con los brazos abiertos. La sección de eventos privados tiene un maravilloso entorno de árboles y jardines para disfrutar.

Español: El precio de la cerveza y la comida vale el lugar social. Además, este lugar local tiene un servicio maravilloso, excelente comida, excelentes precios y, por lo que puedo decir, una buena selección de cerveza. Pedí la hamburguesa Urban Cowboy y estaba perfectamente preparada y recién hecha. ¡El tamaño de la porción de carne era bastante generoso! La compañía cervecera tiene un ambiente seguro para los niños si desea traer a sus hijos mientras bebe una buena cerveza local. Sin duda recomendaría este lugar y sin duda...

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