Enjoyed our night out at Little Woodrow's EaDo! The crowd was fun and energetic, making it a great…read morespot to hang out. Service was solid and friendly. The indoor and outdoor bar areas are perfect for whatever vibe you're in. And the huge screens everywhere made it perfect to catch a game. Also, really loved how they support the local scene: inviting local food trucks in and letting local businesses set up with Houston based apparel inside. It's a true neighborhood gem that keeps it local.

Little Woodrow's Eado location has a big slide that is available to use! Big TV to watch sports,…read morevariety in food, affordable prices, I recommend the beer over cocktails. Clean, spacious indoors and outdoors and great service lots of staff who can help. Games to play, swings, family friendly.

5:54 pm a reserved table. 6 out of 10 people show up. They won't seat us because they need 75% of…read morethe party to be here. I get that. I suggested they let us sit and have drinks and apps at the table because bar was full, and they said no. Common sense is hard. Everyone finally arrived at 6:02pm

Great food, friendly service, clean atmosphere. The wings are always delicious and beer is always…read morecold. We have never had a bad experience at this location.

It's hard to get a good picture of a burger that truly does it justice, but trust me on this one…read more The moment you unwrap a burger from Langford's, the aroma alone lets you know you're in for something special. I kept it simple with a classic cheeseburger topped with cheddar, and it was absolute perfection. Juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right--sometimes the classics really are the best. I definitely didn't need the sweet potato fries, but I'm so glad I ordered them. They were perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and the perfect complement to the burger. If you're looking for a great burger, Langford's is absolutely worth the stop.

No-frills quaint burger joint in the lower Heights area. The burger was cooked well; not terribly…read moregreasy but filling. Wasn't a huge fan of the fried green tomatoes; they kept falling apart when I tried to pick up with a fork and dip into the ranch.

Biggio's at the Marriott Marquis Houston is a sports bar on steroids!!! Named after Astros legend…read moreCraig Biggio, the restaurant fully embraces Houston sports culture, with memorabilia, massive screens, and an atmosphere buzzing with excitement. From the moment you walk in, the energy is contagious. Crowds gather around towering floor-to-ceiling screens while conversations, cheers, and game-day excitement fill the air. During our visit, a FIFA match between the Netherlands and Switzerland was on. We honestly could not imagine a better place to watch it. These screens are so enormous that even a casual sports fan like me found myself completely engaged. The space itself is impressive. The two-level venue is massive, with a central bar downstairs surrounded by seating and screens seemingly everywhere you look. Upstairs, accessible by either a steep staircase or the elevator (we happily chose the elevator), you'll find a smaller bar, roped-off VIP areas, and additional seating facing yet another gigantic screen. The scale of the entire operation is remarkable. After exploring both levels, we settled downstairs at the main bar to soak in the atmosphere. While my friends focused on the adult beverages, I focused on the food. The menu goes well beyond typical sports bar fare. Alongside burgers, wings, and nachos, there are brisket dishes and elevated comfort-food options. I ordered the salmon sandwich with fries, and it exceeded expectations. The salmon filet was generous, flavorful, and topped with shredded green and purple cabbage that added freshness and crunch. The fries were crispy with just the right amount of seasoning. Service was friendly, attentive, and welcoming throughout our visit. Biggio's delivered a memorable experience: colossal screens, surprisingly good food, an energetic crowd, and, best of all, quality time spent catching up with friends.

Cedar brined wings were good but they lacked the flavor that I was expected (house citrus rub - no…read morecitrus flavor & bbq didn't have a heat to it as describe). Service was a bit slow but was an event a convention center so that was expected. Good environment for a sports bar though.

A well run ballpark!…read more Extremely clean, staff all super friendly and helpful, and the food and snacks are excellent. It does get crowded in some areas, but the fans are very considerate and patient. Astros did lose the game - ballpark park experience was exceptional.

Great spot to watch the FIFA soccer game! So many seats available, lots of parking although most…read moreyou have to pay for and it can get pricy up to $30-$40 for parking depending which parking lot. Normally you watch soccer games here but they are offering the soccer game viewing on their big screen. It was a good time and not a big hassle to get out, not confusing to find seats. There is security and you can't take a big purse, needs to be small!

Giving Cedar Creek a 4/5 for the ambiance and vibe because Texas Hill Country has a special place…read morein my heart! So I loved how reminiscent it felt. The patio is huge with tons of seating all around. For my drink, I ordered the froze and for my meal I ordered the beef quesadillas and wings + french fries. Both were pretty decent. There's daily specials and happy hour deals as well. Pretty solid restaurant located in the heights.

First time there. Food was good, no complaints. The Astros game was on, we were right by the…read moreTV, volume was off. Was not a fan how OVER LOUD they play the music. Nothing like having to yell to your guest because thats the only way they will hear you, a horrible way to dine. Ok..now pay attention....closing out my tab and the bartender reaches into the ice YES THEY DID!!! RIGHT AFTER closing another customer. THAT IS HOW PEOPLE GET SICK!!! I was sickened watching that. Called the Mgr but they didn't have time...oh well....

I booked a large birthday party here and there were some pros and cons. I have never done anything…read morelike this before, so it was all new to me. Pros: - Making reservations was easy and the staff was really helpful, patient, and knowledgeable. I asked a lot of questions because I've never booked a birthday party like this at Main Event, or anywhere in general. - We got a party host to help transition and communicate with us throughout the 3 hours we were there. This helped because she kept us up to date about our rooms. She even carried our cakes, party favors, and gifts to our room while we were bowling. - She was also very sweet, patient, and kind. She never had an annoyed or frustrated look on her face. She did things with a smile the entire time! - Probably because we had a large party, but we had our meal in a private room, instead of one of those long tables. This made it more intimate, spacious, relaxing, and quiet. It also helped keep the kids together because there were 20 of them! - The sliders, fries, and fruit (we had orange slices) is the biggest bang for your buck in my opinion. The fries were amazing! They were the perfectly salted and crispy. The sliders were a tad dry and really needed condiments. However, I was glad that they had another option besides pizza. - During cake time, our party host provided a lighter and even cut the cakes for us. - We were provided lockers to store the gifts so we didn't have to carry it around during the arcade time. - The three hours of activities and food combination was the perfect amount of time. The 500 VIP points was also helpful so my boys could grab something from the store to make their birthday a little more special. My boys and their friends had a LOT of fun! Cons: - We only had one party host to accommodate 30+ people, so you can imagine how slow service was at times. She did the best she could, but I think having another person would have helped. We had unlimited drinks, so she was constantly getting our drink orders. I was so thirsty at one point, but felt so bad for her that I didn't even ask for water. - We had 1 hour of bowling before we headed to the private room for food. I think it would have been easier and better if it was fully supplied. There were no napkins, utensils, or condiments. The pizza was already there and we were just waiting on the sliders, fries, and fruit. Once the first set of sliders and fries came, we started to serve with our hands and used plates as tongs to grab the fries. It wasn't until several minutes later when the second set of sliders/fries came that tongs arrived. - Also, the party package said that there would be condiments on the side, but nothing was provided. We had to ask for ketchup twice before it came. I think to make things easier, the party host should have been provided a rolling cart to carry multiple things so she didn't have to keep running back and forth. Also, Main Event should really consider providing pitchers of water/drinks so we can serve ourselves. It would have been a lot faster and more efficient. - The math wasn't mathing when it came to the sliders. I paid for 18 kids, but we got 32 sliders. So either we got extra sliders, or we were missing 4 sliders. In the end it didn't matter because the amount of food was enough. - We are not allowed to bring outside food so we HAD to purchase extra food for the parents. We got three pizzas and it was so expensive! It was basically $60. - I did not anticipate having to pay for service fees/tip. I wasn't angry about tipping my party host. I think she did the best she could and deserved a tip. I was just surprised about the service fee and felt put on the spot about tipping. Like I said, I've never done this before. Basically it made everything about $100 more expensive. *The cons are mainly because of the price and hiccups we had during our time of eating.* Overall, the place is super expensive. $17.99 a kid is not bad in general because it includes 1 hour of activity, food, and $10 play card. However, it does add up quickly when hosting for a birthday party. I think it would be more reasonable if the price went down if you have more than 10 kids or something. What makes it incredibly expensive in the end is the service fee, tip, and having to pay for extra food. I think for the price you pay, the service could be a lot better and more organized. This is speaking in general, and nothing against our party host specifically. The place was PACKED when we went. However, since the place is gigantic, it wasn't that crowded when you walked around, which was nice. If anything, it added to the fun and festivities. In the end, my boys had a great time and so did their friends. I didn't have to clean or cook, so that took away a great deal of stress as a mom. Would I ever do this again? Probably not, unless there was an amazing deal going on.

Visit here to play pool. It was a waitlist. But theirs no way to tell how may people were on the…read morelist. One table was open yet was placed on reserved. The host couldn't tell me when the time begun and what was the ending time frame or remaining time for the open table We ended up departing and going to The pool hall at slick Willie's

great neighborhood place with outstanding food! The chicken salad sandwich comes on a square…read morecroissant bun and this stuff is additive!!! Theow in the homemade potato chips, and enjoy!

Tried it for the first time after driving by for years, and glad I finally did!…read more Very casual place with very attentive service and good variety of offerings. Got there at 11:00am and place was empty, but within 30 minutes it was packed. Table enjoyed brunch items - honey biscuit chicken sandwich, fish tacos (only on Fridays), and Texas egg scramble. The sandwich was loaded and and it least 5 inches high. The chicken was light and crispy and moist, and the biscuit was homemade too. The fish tacos were huge and tasty, as was the egg scramble. Will I go back? For sure!