This eclectic drink stop is a throwback to the old times, from the antique furniture and delicate drinking vessels to the meticulous mixing of the old-fashioned spirits. This intimate bar is always crowded at night. Standing bar-side is best to view the true mix masters in motion. For those not keen on bitters, vermouth, gin, or the possible egg white, Anvil serves an exceptional assortment of bottled and tap beers. They also feature high-quality bar fare to stave off any hunger. Patrons can enjoy meat and cheese plates, and sandwiches.

Buffalo Bayou Brewing is by far one of the most adventurous breweries in Houston. Brewing up beers like Gingerbread Stout, their tribute to BBQ beer Smoke on the Bayou and many more, all the beverages include some sort of tribute to various Houston points of pride, be it anything from the date the city was founded to the city's prestigious Rice University. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own food and hang out during the open house and soak up the Bayou as much as possible!

This popular Irish pub is authentic right down to the friendly Irish staff. McElroy's Pub features classic Irish decor and interiors washed in earthy brown accents, with all the elements gravitating towards comfort. Superb staff and bartenders, prompt and friendly service, warm and welcoming ambiance, and laid-back vibes are the hallmarks of this establishment. The old-world atmosphere is well-complemented by an excellent selection of Irish and Scotch Whiskeys and a wide array of imported and domestic beers. A big-screen television and dart boards make the pub complete.

Karbach Brewing has been brewing and serving Houston since 2011. The brewery turns out craft brews in several categories: the "starting lineup" of regular year-round beers, the "seasonal lineup", limited release beers and their "F.U.N Series." Favorites from Karbach around the city include the Hopadillo IPA, Weekend Warrior Pale Ale and Karbachtoberfest to name just a few. Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons come in to the brewery for a tour. Admission price gets you a souvenir glass and four drink tickets. In addition to the brews, open house days also see food trucks come in to the drinking area so you can soak up a little of that beer.