This is a great bar with amazing service and fun events to do all month, every month. This is my…read moresecond time visiting within the month. They are doing New Year's event. Definitely coming back to check it out if I can! The bathrooms are cleaned regularly. The spot feels divey but definitely artsy. The bar serves no food, but shares a lot with a pizzeria.

A great Houston gem in the Midtown area! I really enjoy the indoor and outdoor space that this area…read moreprovides. I've come here in some nice weather for a birthday party and I truly enjoy the ambiance this place brings! They have a great selection of drinks with fresh taps on the wall, definitely there's a drink that fits for every kind of taste bud. I didn't order food the time I came here, but I'm sure to order some the next time that I go! The seating and hammocks make this place unique as well. Parking can be tricky to find but it's quite rewarding once you find one!

Large space which is deceiving from the outside. Good space for watching the live bands and lots of…read moreroom at the bar top. Towards the back, there are pool tables and shuffle board. Large outdoor space as well for smoking and getting a little quiet from the stage.

First time at this establishment, my friends patronize this place when certain bands play there…read more But nevertheless as we arrive to door, there was old rude, very rude doorman with attitude! Not a smile nor was he friendly! Now it's $20.00 for a seat, the cover is about $10-12.00 dollars. My question is how they know who paid for seats at all! I seen people just sitting down! Then there was a drunk old man walking around harassing everyone, to the point the band had to ask him to stop and chill out! The place gives you old vintage but can be upgraded. Huge back looks scary and is too dark and so loud. One pool table, the back bar needs to be taken out! I love the ban last night but couldn't hear them sing some songs! I couldn't hear the next day! They need some serious adjustments to the loud instruments. Get rid of the mean, rude dude at front door who's taking the money! Customer service is key to success! I seen people why that establishment is not crowed. The only catering to certain customers. Not everyone is welcome.

If you're a local or just visiting Houston, Miller Outdoor Theatre is definitely a must visit! Took…read moremy kids here last Friday AND Saturday to take advantage of seeing some free shows (FYI all shows are free) Friday was a light crowd, plenty of space on the lawn. You can reserve your tickets 10am on Fridays on their website however tickets go FAST! I prefer the lawn it's space for my kids to run around and we can spread out on a blanket and bring food, drinks and snacks. SMOKING IS PROHIBITED! Which one guy on Saturday decided to break this rule. Lawn chair are permitted to use. I prefer Friday night events as opposed to Saturday nights because Saturdays are CROWDED. Also parking can be a nightmare. However it's great family fun. There are restrooms available they also sell snacks and beverages (I bought a bottle of soda for $4!! Definitely bring your own food and drinks)

Had the chance to check out a viewing of Wicked with a friend of mine. We had a great time! You can…read morepurchase food, but we opted to grab a bite to eat elsewhere. In all, no complaints, besides my friend whining about the bugs (she's not used to the South lol). Also something to note, they obviously have seating, but you can opt to bring your own chairs for the lawn. Also, tickets are free and they go fast, just an fyi.

I went for the first time with some friends who have been going there for many years. I had never…read morebeen to a blues club before, it was a lot of fun, you go to the bar to get your own drinks. They do not have food, we actually brought pizza in Side from Domino's next-door. We got there early so parking was easy. It's a small place, but there was plenty of seating and two pool tables. People were dancing and having a wonderful time. The band was a lot of fun as well. I would definitely go back. It was $10 cash cover charge on Friday night.

This is a nice no-fuss, old fashioned live music venue that specializes in Blues and because it's a…read moresmall venue, you really get in up close and personal with the performers. There is a cover charge of $10 for most of the performances but if you check out their website and the calendar, some of the shows are free also. The crowd is mixed but as would be expected with the genre of music, it's older - I would guess the average age of the crowd on the night I was there was 50-60 but they were getting down and having a good time so that's the important part! Parking kind of sucks here so I would suggest coming in early and if you find something in the parking lot or by the mechanic shop, back your car in because people will likely park behind you and it'll be pretty tight getting out later. There is also street parking around the neighborhoods but check the signs to make sure you don't need a permit.

had an amazing time amazing welcoming vibe and service cade was an amazing bartender me and my…read morefriends had the best time cant wait to be back and have good drinks

This is a cute little date spot. The outside area is huge. The lighting and setup is really cute…read more They have parties and poetry nights here. No food but there has been a taco truck and pizza maker on site depending on the day I'm guessing. Free parking is street parking and very scarce but they do have a valet lot. Bartenders are nice. Drinks are average priced.

This is for the location at Hobby Airport; can't get Yelp to add it…read more Really good food for airport food but on the expensive side. Waitress Elyse was very pleasant and provided good recommendations. It's a sit down restaurant past TSA and they had a guitarist performing.

Yum! I stopped here at the recommendation of hotel staff when I realized I could pay an outrageous…read moresum for a mediocre breakfast at a hotel or get an OMG amazing breakfast elsewhere. The Rustic qualifies as OMG! The ambiance is like an upscale Texas sports bar, so a bit rustic while nice. The breakfast sampler was a-a-a-amazing! Yes, it really is 5 small plates. Wow! The challah French toast and blackened potatoes were particularly memorable. Each dish was strongly flavored and perfectly prepared. I also got a French press coffee that underwhelmed (it was made with boiling water so it was a bit burnt flavored), but have no fear, it was replaced with a cold brew coffee that was really good. Service was TOP NOTCH with Lily being very pleasant, attentive, personable, and professional. I was impressed with her approach to make sure things met expectations. As this restaurant is planned to close at the end of the year, I recommend going there now! Enjoy. And if you see Lily, please let her know she makes a difference by making every guest feel welcome.

Went here for NYE and did not regret it. Like its sister institution The Continental Club, the…read moredrink prices are great and this was a great spot to listen to the Allen Oldies band. I love places with crowds of diverse ages. The couches are a nice, intimate touch.

Post rodeo stop…read more Jumped off the rail after the rodeo looking for spot to chill for a bit. The live band was great and the crowd was lively. Whimsical christmas lights and dive bar drinks from friendly bartenders. One of the door guys was a little overzealous - hounding me for taking my topo chico outside. Calm down man, it's just water :P

A wonderful Art-Deco themed venue for an intimate show. Truly a place to engage with the music, the…read moreperformance, and the people around. What a wonderful room to share one's stories in. Multi-use facility, for an Early Morning Service, a late afternoon Play, and/or an evening Jazz/R&B showcase... Located at the front of the Rice Village Shopping area, easily accessible from around Houston. They've been hosting live music and events for over 34 years!

Ovations and Cezanne are the only places that can compare to the great music that is played on…read moreFrenchman St. in New Orleans here in Houston. It is not just jazz, but there are certainly many great jazz concerts here. I have seen Thomas Helton organize a recreation of the Miles Davis Nonent. Playing The Birth of the Cool from beginning to end. That has been one of my favorite concerts I have been to in Houston. I have also seen some benefit concerts and auctions that are always great fun. The vibe here is great. There are two levels. Tables scatterd on the first floor, and a balcony on the second with more tables and a bar. Often when I come, the place is packed, and people make a seat on the stairs. Which is actually pretty comfortable. Great seats throughout, and awesome acoustics. A hidden gem in the Rice Village area, and one of my favorite places to see a show.

This is hands down the most friendly, interactive bar I've ever been to in my life. Not one of them…read more-- the one. The kind of place where you walk in and five minutes later you're talking to strangers like you've known them since middle school. The vibe is unreal. People actually interact, laugh, and have a good time instead of staring at their phones like zombies. I swear I could show up here every single day and still have a blast every time. Boondocks ain't just a bar -- it's a whole personality.

Most of all staff are the greatest kindest loving human beings,…read moreperfect for dancing and fitess. great place to hang out on fridays and saturdays nights.

Audio quality and sound should be on par with what the establishment is out to achieve in its…read morereputation. However, kudos to the black out curtains. Owners still have much to improve.

So this is a good spot for indoor and outdoor vibe. The outdoor isn't that much but it's something…read more Now the outdoor part (when I was there) had food being served. As soon as you walk up the steps, it is going to smell good as hell! Nachos, jerk fries, things like that, made to order. There is a stage, there is a large bar (it has two sides to it), and some upstairs standing room to get off of the main floor. The music was good, everybody was pretty cool, even security was talking and chatting it up. It was a nice little vibe, except waiting in line to get in for as long as it took a comma I would recommend. The night that we went it was free before 11:00 or so, you got there a little before and as soon as we got to the front of line the guy cut off the free entry so that kind of sucked but that's not the end of the world. I was still suggest and recommend.