This is a very small spot that gets very packed. I've been a few times and once the music sucked…read moreand once the music and vibe was spot on. I think it all depends on how crowded it is and who you're with. The bartenders there are all nice and always have a smile on. I do feel like their prices are a little high but they do have specials so it's not too bad if you stick to those.

It's our usual Happy Hour spot since it's close to work and on the way home. Our HH event usually…read morehas a pretty good number of attendees. The bar has a decent number of different beers and drinks. The service is usually good even when gratuity is included for our big group. The place is cozy and sometimes gets packed. You can sit inside or outside in their patio area. It's a good place to stop in and grab a quick drink or two.

Cool spot! Lots of beers. Craft!!!!! Really cool spot to…read morefind a lot of unique beers.

Sadly, this business is closed as of April 2026. Lots of friends made and great craft beer enjoyed!!read more

We stopped in right as they opened and the bartender was such a sweetheart! I wish I caught her…read morename, but she makes a damn fine Paloma and I'm sure many other delicious cocktails too. There was hardly anyone there which was wonderful as we had the hammock section to ourselves, but it also looks like a great place to be when the live music starts playing. There are cosy places to sit inside and of course outside, there are numerous options too. I'll definitely be back!

Found a "hidden gem" on 6th street in Kemah! The place is very fun, welcoming with a great vibe!…read moreThey have fun swinging chairs outside with sprinkling fans (cause this heat is no joke)! They have great frozen beverages options as well as a full bar! On their tap wall there is something for everyone! Rain & Rachel are both super sweet & very welcoming! This should be a pit stop if you're ever in the Kemah area! It will definitely be my go to when I visit!

I'm from Austin but took a trip to Houston Stopped by the…read morefriendly inn for drinks. Our bar tender Erica was AWESOME. Super friendly super nice. Next time I come into town I'll definitely be stopping by there again.

December 15, 2021…read more Came in from Galveston to go to the Houston Botanical Garden a few blocks away and had time to kill so we stopped at the local bar in the barrio. And, I use that word because I know very little (por quito) Spanish and, this part of town is predominantly Hispanic and this bar reflects that culture in the sense of it's patrons, it's decor, murals that support their heritage and their city, Houston, etc, definitely an ole school dive. It sold pork skins and kettle chips with many (every kind) of hot sauce you could think of to top them. Yes! It has TV, music and 1 pool table They have steak night on Thursdays that the owner cooks out back They sell only beer and wine but you may be able to bring your own bottle because I saw set ups but, I dunno. Nice people. Laid back. Support local

On Tuesdays Nobi has a Pork Chop dinner that is so good and it comes with a 16oz beer for $10! What…read morea deal. The chop is juicy and has a ton of flavor. Get there before 6 and you'll be lucky to snag one.

The food is so good . The service is great . I try and eat there as often as possible.read more

Rotolo's Craft & Crust is massive on the inside! The interior is modern, sports theme and with a…read morecraft beer section, though I don't drink. Apparently, spiked tea is also common here! The staff are attentive and kind. Every dish they make is homemade, straight from the kitchen. Their stone oven pizza is some of the best pizza I've ever had. Rotolo's even serves different kinds of cheese sticks. This place is ideal for large family gatherings. It's no wonder Rotolo's Craft & Crust has been around for 30 years. Downsides: Menu prices are expensive, even if it's just a party of two. There's no 'make your own pizza' option at Rotolo's Craft & Crust.

Went with a large group so I am going to give the service a free pass due to the volume of our…read moreparty of 20+. As far as the ambiance, it is my kind of place with craft beer and good bar food. Now the pizza. That is on a five star level. Had the big apple deep dish and man!!! Did not disappoint in any way shape or form.

Wow! The food was fantastic! Fish cooked perfectly!!!! The Chef said the seafood was fresh from…read morethe market. As close as we live to the water, it seems hard to find restaurants where seafood isn't overcooked...so this was a great surprise. Service was awesome! We'll be back for sure!!!

A friend and I stopped by here after we realized where we were headed to was closed. Two stars for…read morethe friendly waitress. That's the only good thing. The wine was awful. We ordered a crab dip and it was so fishy we couldn't eat it. The Brie Crostini was ok, but nothing fantastic. We wouldn't go back!

Man this place must not want to make any money. I sat down for a beer and spent about 45min-1hr…read morehere. After the first beer was served the employees must've thought i died or disappeared. Not a single word, not 1, after taking my initial order. Absolutely horrible. If you don't want to engage in customer service, maybe don't work in that field.

Located in front of Hobby gates 28 - 32, this walk-up Cocktail and Small Bites is just what you…read moreneed to burn an hour or so before your flight. At first glance it looks to be just beer, but never fear, they have a great selection of Wine and Spirits for your needs. I settled on a 9oz Pinot Noir, Sea Sun by Caymus which was delicious! Now... yes, the airport prices were in full swing because the 9oz set me back $32 w/tax!!! It was worth it tho... I gotta find that bottle when I get home. Lol

Right under my nose, minutes from my house in South Houston. This is what happens when you think…read moreyou're to good for the hood. CHUTZPA! It could be defined as a dive bar, but we have had and have many of those in South Houston. People have always driven into this small city for night scene, remember the clubs: Hallaballoos and Rockys? Now-a-days we have many other places where locals hang out. The eclectic indoor area is spacious, they have a stage, and pool tables. The outdoors in front has a small raspa eatery feel to it, but a bigger, relaxed, and more gentrified area in the back. Are you a homebody? If you're a gamer or "I don't like people" type, then no worries come pick up your drinks to-go via the drive thru. They have a heavy hand. The menu has everything that tickles MY alcoholic fancy. Mixed drinks, Jello shots, stiff drinks. I felt like I was in EADO, come on my peeps, you'll enjoy this out of the way, yet in the way bar (club in our small town). I can really chill at this spot frequently and I don't say that about any spot!

My first time going to the chill spot July 1st and I was very impressed on how cozy and worm…read morewelcome I felt walking in. Food was on point!! It was loaded baked potatoes and Veronica the bartender was absolutely surpurb!! It was busy but she was on it from the front of the bar to drive through. I have found a great hangout and will spread the word!

You don't find places like 2 Ways Draught & Kitchen by accident. You have to want to eat and drink…read morewell enough to drive a little farther than is convenient--and that's already the first good sign. This isn't a shiny, soulless concept bar with Edison bulbs and a marketing team. It's a neighborhood joint that understands the fundamentals: cold beer, poured correctly; food that knows what it is; prices that don't insult you; and a staff that actually gives a damn. Let's talk beer first, because they clearly do. The draft list is deep and thoughtful--enough variety to satisfy the hop-chasers, the lager loyalists, and the folks who just want something cold and honest after a long day. And yes, they know how to pour a proper Guinness. Settle time. Correct head. No shortcuts. That alone tells you everything you need to know about their priorities. The menu doesn't try to reinvent the wheel or lecture you about provenance. It's bar food done with intention. The street tacos are the kind you order expecting "good enough" and end up wishing you'd ordered two more. Balanced, flavorful, no unnecessary nonsense. The fried cod special? Exactly what it should be--hot, crisp, flaky inside, and served without ego. Comfort food that respects the eater. Prices are fair. Refreshingly fair. The kind of prices that make you relax, order another round, maybe stay longer than planned. That's not an accident--it's hospitality. This is the kind of place that reminds you why local bars matter. Why it's worth skipping the chain down the road and driving a little further for something real. 2 Ways Draught & Kitchen isn't trying to be famous. It's just trying to be good. And that's why it is. Go thirsty. Go hungry. And don't rush it.

Why 4 stars? Because it's a bit more pub than gastro, but still enjoyable…read more --- --- --- I was coming down to visit family and looking for a place for all of us to eat. I thought I'd picked a gem from my bookmarks, but decided to take a look outside of my bookmarks to see if anything new had popped onto my radar. *Record scratch* a place with 4.9 stars has appeared?? Change of plans. There are probably 40+ beer taps in here and a menu with many typical classics that you'd find at a sports bar type of establishment. I went with some beef tacos. I heard the server tell my brother she recommends the al pastor, and in hindsight, I should have taken that rec. My beef tacos were fine, but the al pastor I traded with my brother, really hit the spot. I did enjoy a blueberry wheat beer from a Galveston brewer and saw several other appealing beer options on the menu. If I were to return, I'd probably go for a beer rather than the food, which was fine, but received mixed feedback from our large party.