I stopped by for happy hour and was pleasantly surprised by how many options they had. The prices…read morewere pretty reasonable, especially for the portion sizes. The service stood out right away, very welcoming and friendly, and the food came out extremely fast, which was a plus. As for the food, it was decent overall. The wings had good flavor, but the ranch was a bit watery and could definitely use more seasoning. The onion rings were also good, just needed a little extra seasoning to really bring them up a notch. Overall, it's a solid spot for happy hour with good prices, generous portions, and great service.

Came here for some drinks on date night and they didn't disappoint. The service and the drinks were…read moregreat. Their happy hour drinks are 6-10 dollars. We didn't get food since we already ate but we will be back. The food looked good and it had a nice quite rooftopish vibe.

Now THIS is a speakeasy. I had no idea that I was going to get this experience when coming to…read moreHouston, but I couldn't be happier. The origami ceiling, lively bar, friendly staff, unique cocktails, fun bathroom, and photo booth in the corner made for an unforgettable experience. My friend said it was the busiest he had ever seen the place, and it was loud. But we got some awesome drinks that I swore I could've taken pics of -- the lighting was a little crazy, so I think I ultimately changed my mind with that. One was the periscope which was a refreshing and summery gin drink... And I think I tried the naked and famous too because I like mezcal. I had already eaten so I skipped the restaurant the speakeasy's connected to, but I cannot wait to return to Houston outside of a Con so I can really go all out on exploring. It was an amazing way to end my first night!

Super cute speakeasy hidden inside a sushi restaurant. We went on a weekday evening and had no…read moretrouble getting a table. I ordered the Side to the Sun Rises (gin, yuzu, mint, cucumber) which was light, refreshing, and well balanced. I would recommend it if you enjoy gin-based cocktails with a slightly fruity flavor. My friends really enjoyed their drinks as well. They have all day happy hour on Sundays/Mondays. We did not get a chance to try the food, but the menu looked great. Overall, a fun spot with great vibes and definitely worth checking out!

We came to the Naturalist Bar & Lounge here to try out the Garrison Brothers bourbon tasting. The…read moreambiance was beautiful and service with 2 bartenders was busy with all the people that were here for this event and the rodeo in town. My friend and I did partake in a St. Arnold draft beer and old fashioned. They were both delicious. I did see some people order some food but it took awhile to get drinks we decided we'll try another time. This spot seems to be a drinking spot more than a food destination spot. I will say the valet service was wonderful with us so that's a perk.

A hotel bar? In the lobby? Not great, right? Wrong!…read more Tasty appetizers and entrees. A massive selection of beer, wine, and fine liquors. Many patrons seem to be hotel stay folks with people in the nearby medical facilities, here for college visits, or professionals with business in Houston. An eclectic and diverse crowd. We had food and drinks here two nights in a row before heading out into greater Houston for adventure. Very friendly staff, at times backed up due to the ebb and flow of the crowd. In any case, a fine choice to kick off or end the evening. Pricy? Sure, it's a hotel bar, Einstein. You're paying for convenience and style. Enjoy!

Hello, my name is Ashley B. Let's get started with the review. First things first expect to be…read morecharged from $10-$20 to park depending on your choice. $10 Parking is normally what I choose which puts me all the way in the back by CVS. It's OK because there are always someone back there. Making sure you park in the right areas. Next up is entering the club which is zero charge so that's a plus. The drinks range from 10 to 20 for at least two drinks. There is plenty of food around as well so prepared to smell some delicious food and have your money ready to purchase. As of September 6, the bathrooms and swaggers has been out of order, which is a big inconvenience for this business so everyone has to go across the street to use the restroom and other places. This is so not good for business other than that if you're looking for a good five decent music ranging from R&B to rap and Zodical then this is your place. The age group is middle age to older age group. I would say the guys at this location are very friendly so if you don't really care to talk to people that much then this is not your location. I have noticed that if you don't talk to a lot of them, they get an attitude. Anyway, this is my review.

Negative 5 stars! Saturday 8/24 7pm…read more 15 dollars to park my vehicle in public parking lot Double shot of Hennessy $26 Nice patio and access to food trucks

Gus was Lovey!!! Thanks for the key lime pie sours are my favorite!! great vibes and tunes, pool…read moretables are great

Check em outtt The food is greaaat…read more This is the place to visit Awesome Great customer servicee so kind and attentive rr and facilities are clean Great Check em out !!! Thanks

The drinks were incredible and the service was great. Went for a little date night to celebrate our…read moreengagement and will definitely go back!

beautiful !!!!! this place is amazing…read more check em out food and drinks are gr8 customer service 5 stars The Best Amazing love it Insanely beautiful thanks

I just called this place on Sunday evening. They said they do not have the kitchen on Saturdays and…read moreSundays, just bar

Stopped by Tipsy Tavern after leaving another nearby bar hoping for a better experience, but…read moreunfortunately this visit was even more uncomfortable. Our group walked in and sat at the bar while two other guests sat nearby. The bartender immediately took the other guests' order first, then casually asked us "what do y'all want" while continuing to move around behind the bar. My friend paused because it genuinely wasn't clear if the bartender was listening to us, and the bartender responded with attitude saying, "I'm listening." When my friend ordered a Hugo Spritz, the bartender responded with "what?" and then said she only knew an Aperol Spritz. That's completely fine, not everyone knows every cocktail, but the interaction became unnecessarily rude from there. Instead of simply asking about the ingredients politely, she came back with an attitude asking us to look it up for her, and then became defensive saying "I don't know what the issue is" even though nobody had complained or created a problem. The entire interaction just felt dismissive and unwelcoming. We ended up leaving almost immediately because the energy was so uncomfortable. Hospitality and attitude matter just as much as the drinks, and unfortunately this experience missed the mark completely.