This place was awesome. Bartender made great drinks including this Mexican candy margarita and also…read morea cucumber pickle vodka drink I loved. Prices were so reasonable. I'll definitely be back.

Service is very poor. Very rude bartender. Looks somewhat clean. might give it a second chance.read more

This place is amazing 10/10 would recommend especially for physicals they don't take long and if…read moreyou need something they got it they also have a vending machine if your hungry or thirsty it may be far from you but definitely worth it

This bar was very nice and lively! Music was great, and there are multiple places you can order…read moredrinks from, that way you're not stuck in one little location. The bartenders there work really fast, which was impressive considered how packed it was! I got the lovefool drink ($16) which was really good! I would come back here again!

Great location, nice atmosphere, nice and cool inside and lots of choices. Kind and friendly staff…read moreand great service!

Cute sport bar with bar type food,but they can make a drink! but wait times and lines can be long,…read moreif they did table service it might help with crowded long lines hope to visit again soon

Cool little place 2 blocks from our VRBO. It was motorcycle meetup night and full of people. You…read moreorder at the window (food and drink) and you pick up food at the little shopping container in the yard (at least you do for online orders). Some of the reviews talked about the bad attitudes of some of the workers. We ordered with a guy at the window and, while he didn't literally jump for joy that we were there, he didn't have even the slightest attitude problem. Not sure if the bad experiences were with specific other workers or were people just expecting too much but we had no issues. Had some frozen margs and daquiris, some beer, and a bunch of food. Got the app sampler and the chicken quesadilla. I devoured the quesadilla and the sampler looked like a big pile of fried goodness. The pickle chips were a little overdone but whatever. Still delicious. Loved the vibe and the offerings.

The environment and people was great. A nice place to hang out with co-workers and friends. You…read morewill have to battle the nightmare of finding parking. I do recommend parking under the bridge across the street and take a stroll to Burleson. The price was higher than average as well compared to other local dive bars for the same beverage. There is food you can order from the food truck outside in the back where the yard is.

Great vibes, friendly staff, feels very local. Also love that the bar will make just about any…read moredrink you want. It's a small place, but they have a small patio as well!

This is a nice bar tucked into a quiet area. There were times where a lot of people came in, but…read morethe bartenders were excellent. We sat at the bar and customer service was great. Nice and clean and well taken care of. The drinks were great, and I would recommend trying Bar Mon Ami.

Cute spot with a fun atmosphere! My husband and I stopped in after it was recommended to us. It…read morewasn't quite our vibe--it probably would have been more our scene about 10 years ago . The music was good, although pretty loud, and the crowd was definitely on the younger side. We stayed for a drink, and the bartenders were friendly and the service was good. We didn't try the food, so I can't speak to that, but overall it seemed like a fun place if you're looking for a younger, livelier crowd!

Pink Shark has been on my radar since it opened a couple years ago, and I'll admit I came in with…read moresome hesitation. I'm always drawn to cocktail bars with a strong theme, and places like this usually live or die by how well they commit to the experience. Right away, the space is visually striking. The pink-forward aesthetic isn't totally my lane, but I can appreciate how fresh and easy on the eyes it feels. That said, it leans more high-energy lounge than intimate cocktail bar. For me, it's missing a bit of that dim, red-lit, date-night allure that makes a true cocktail spot feel seductive and immersive. At times, it feels closer to a club atmosphere than a tucked-away lounge. What really pulled me in, though, was the speakeasy concept and this is where Pink Shark starts to shine. The hidden entrance in the back delivers exactly the kind of exclusivity I was hoping for. Inside, the vibe shifts: loungy, modern, and just the right amount of sexy. The minimalist design works, and the lighting and décor pop without feeling overdone. Music can make or break a place like this, and on Saturday (4/25), the DJ nailed it. A smooth mix of EDM with reworked classics kept the energy up without overwhelming the space. Paired with a solid sound system, it elevated the entire experience. On the drinks side, there's a bit of a split. The signature cocktail menu is solid and clearly the focus, but for a speakeasy-style bar, the overall selection feels a little limited. I did appreciate seeing El Tesoro Reposado and Blanco on hand; always a good sign. I went with an Old Fashioned using the reposado, and my date had a Paloma with the blanco (based on a prep recommendation). Both were well-executed, and the bartender was accommodating and easygoing, which goes a long way. Service was smooth and quick, and we lucked out with seats at the bar at least for a while. Fair warning: around 11pm, they clear out the bar seating as the crowd builds. It shifts the energy again toward more of a standing-room, nightlife feel, but if you can snag one of the couches, you're in a good spot. Overall, Pink Shark has a lot going for it and even more potential. The speakeasy element is easily its strongest feature, and I'd love to see that identity pushed further especially with a deeper, more classic-leaning cocktail list (think Black Manhattan or a proper Boulevardier). There's something really good here it just hasn't fully settled into its lane yet. I'll definitely be returning soon. Texas Mozzer

I stopped in on the Fourth of July to grab a couple of drinks to go. There were only a handful of…read morecustomers in the bar and around five bartenders working, so I expected service to be quick. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. When we walked in, we sat at an almost empty bar. One bartender made eye contact with me from the other side of the bar, then looked away. I figured she might have assumed we needed a minute to look at the menu, even though a simple "Hi, I'll be right with you" would have been appreciated. I was only ordering a beer, so I didn't need much time. Three to five minutes passed with absolutely no acknowledgment. No greeting, no "I'll be right with you," not even another glance in our direction. Meanwhile, all five bartenders were standing together behind the bar talking among themselves while we were completely ignored. At that point, we were getting frustrated. We even stood up, hoping someone would finally acknowledge us. My friend suggested we just leave, but I couldn't believe what was happening. As we started to walk out, I decided to go to the other end of the bar and ask if we could order. I approached one of the bartenders and politely asked, "Excuse me, are we able to order?" She apologized and took our order right away. What really left a bad impression, though, was what happened next. After we received our drinks, one of the bartenders who had been standing with the group turned around and said, "Have a nice night," in an unmistakably sarcastic tone. It felt completely unnecessary and unprofessional. I've never experienced service like this before. Being ignored for nearly 10 minutes in a mostly empty bar with five bartenders on duty was disappointing enough, but the sarcastic comment afterward made the experience even worse. If management or the owners would like to verify what happened, I encourage them to review the security cameras. We arrived around 8:50 p.m., walked to the other end of the bar around 9:00 p.m., and this occurred on July 4. I hope this was simply an isolated incident because no customer should feel ignored or unwelcome when they walk into a business.

Upon walking in the atmosphere was nothing like what any of the advertising had shown. When I…read morewalked in, it felt like I was at a rave with just the voices of people speaking even before the music started playing, there were dogs and infants in the bar, and the overall mood was a lot brighter and less moody/gothic/dark than what they portray. 1/5, would not return. I did not stay for the food or drinks.

Welcome to Olmos Park, Rumors! I'm so glad you're here. :)…read more As a resident of this neighborhood, I was so excited to see our little strip of McCollough open its very own craft cocktail bar (with the absolute CUTEST Andy Warhol inspired decor). I stopped in recently on Saturday to take advantage of their happy hour pricing (from 5-7pm) and try out some of the delicious cocktails they're mixing up here. It wasn't too crowded when my friend and I were there, and Yoli (the head bartender) and Jamie (the man who has an Old Fashion named after him on the cocktail menu) were so sweet and made our experience a blast! All three of the cocktails I enjoyed were expertly crafted, delicious, and incredibly unique with extra flourishes and touches that put them over the top. I've definitely heard the Rumors and can confirm it's true that Rumors is the best kept secret in midtown!

Rumors Mixology Bar first time here a great vibe good music. It's really nice looking inside , was…read moregreeted immediately by the owner with his name and a handshake The service was excellent. The drinks are really good. It's a mixology place so you gotta go with their menu. Vero cool bartenders as well. I highly recommend to drop by have a drink talk with the staff. They are exceptional.