Great service, and drinks. Very chill. Nice place to have a drink and listen to live musicread more

Came here May 1 to see local legend, Matt Wyatt, entertain us with his bluesy renditions of some…read moreclassics. Enjoyed the drinks and atmosphere. Definitely will be back!

Vibrant atmosphere. Big crowd. Good music played on the sound system. Very attentive and friendly…read morebartenders and very good drinks.

Shoutout to Brice for taking care of us! We stopped by for the first time on a Friday evening. They…read morehave seating outside, on the first floor and also upstairs. The overall vibe is rustic, chill, and historic. There is open seating so we sat at a table and were shortly greeted by Brice. We ordered drinks and food which arrived fairly quickly. We ordered Margherita pizza with pepperoni, wings and fries. All had quality ingredients and were really good! As we were leaving, the live music was setting up so we look forward to returning to hear their line up. Overall we had a great experience!

I have been going here for years it's one of my favorite places to hang out. My husband and I…read morestopped in tonight and had the best service ever! We always get good service when we go there but I was very impressed tonight. The young lady at the stand to order food was so sweet and polite she deserves a raise and what really impressed me is she offered us water! It's a small thing sure but it was so nice of her to offer. The food was on point and so were the drinks as always seriously I love this place and I tell everyone about it. Keep up the good work! Ps every single person working tonight deserves a raise.

I didn't want to review this place because I wanted to gate keep it to myself but that's not right…read moreLOL they deserve to be recognized! This is such a cool spot if you are a Whiskey lover! I could sit and learn about all the different whiskeys they have there. It gives speakeasy vibes because from the outside you wouldn't believe you are stepping into a Whiskey bar.

Got invited to dinner with my sister and we decided to try SwicHouse--and I'm glad we did!…read more It's located inside a Marriott Hotel, but don't let that fool you--the atmosphere was really nice and had a great vibe. Our waiter was excellent and gave solid recommendations. I ordered the blueberry margarita and it was sooo good--sweet, refreshing, and definitely a win. Our waiter suggested the smokehouse platter to share, and we added an order of truffle fries. Let me just say... those truffle fries were AMAZING. Thick-cut, crispy, and full of flavor--hands down the best thing on the table. The smokehouse platter was more than enough food for two people. The brisket sliders were tender and flavorful, the wings were great, the pickled peppers were a nice touch, and the ribs were finger-licking good. The only downside was the potato skins--they were just meh compared to everything else. Overall, great food, great service, and a really nice atmosphere. I would definitely go back, especially for a date night or casual dinner.

Mixed review: the food was great, the service was subpar. I…read morewas joining a friend for breakfast. We walked in, sat at the bar, the restaurant was mostly empty. The place is inside a hotel but has access from both outside and inside the hotel lobby. SERVICE: We sat at the bar, received our menus and asked for two coffees, which never came. A while later, a different server/bartender asked if you want drinks we requested a coffee again. We had to request various items multiple times from multiple people before they were actually brought over to us. No big deal, we weren't in any particular rush, but have you ever gotten that feeling like you're bothering the server every time you ask for something? That was that feeling. I was still eating when we were handed our check. We paid. We were planning on staying for mimosas after eating, so we asked for 2 mimosas we were handed our drinks with a check. Again, the place was not busy, to the extent that the staff was hanging out and talking in a group. (That doesn't bother me, we all deserve some adult conversation.) We felt in the way so we paid and decided to go elsewhere for some mimosas. FOOD: I had the waffle with a side of bacon. Waffle was served warm, crisp & soft as a waffle should be. It was nice and thick and a great size, plus it was delicious! I couldn't finish it, I was soo full! The pecan butter was scrumptious and the berries were fresh and sweet. Both in great proportion to the waffle. The bacon was crispy and served warm. Overall a delicious and plentiful breakfast. CLEANLINESS: The place was clean, clean. The bar, general restaurant area and bathrooms were all spic & span.

Wunsche Bros delivers a classic Old Town Spring dining experience with plenty of character and…read morecharm. The historic setting gives the restaurant a warm, rustic feel that immediately sets the tone for a relaxed and enjoyable meal. The menu features hearty American comfort food with Southern influences. The dishes are consistently well-prepared with satisfying, comforting flavor. Overall, Wunsche Bros Cafe & Saloon is a staple in Old Town Spring--offering good food, a historic setting, and a comfortable, down-to-earth dining experience. A great spot for both locals and visitors. Special thanks to our friendly server, Tim! Not only was he attentive and welcoming--he made our whole dining experience enjoyable from start to finish.

Wunsche Bros. Cafe & Saloon was one of those places that completely exceeded expectations…read more I'm rarely out in Old Town Spring, but I was in the area picking up a piece of metal art for my patio and wanted to take my mom and brother somewhere unique that we don't have in Katy. A quick Google search brought this place up first with 4.9 stars, which is practically unheard of these days, so we decided to try it. Wow. What a meal. We started with the onion ring basket and a half order of beer bread. The onion rings were fantastic--huge, thick-cut rings with a wonderfully seasoned batter that actually had flavor instead of tasting flat or bland. Served piping hot, which matters to me because I like my food HOT. The ranch dressing was a great addition, too. The beer bread was decent. You could definitely taste the beer, but it wasn't the best loaf I've ever had. Mom, Mark, and I all ordered the grilled ribeye steak sandwich. I'm the only one who got it as designed on the menu. I originally expected more of a slab-of-steak sandwich, but it was actually closer to a Philly cheesesteak style sandwich, which honestly I prefer. Mom and Mark skipped the peppers, onions, garlic aioli, and pepper jack cheese in favor of lettuce, tomato, and mayo instead. Our waiter, Evan, was wonderful! He was friendly, attentive, accommodating, and clearly proud of the restaurant. He even offered to tell us the history of the building and restaurant, which added so much to the experience. The story is also printed on the back of the menu, and it's definitely worth reading. Evan mentioned he's only been there a few months, but he is absolutely an asset to the restaurant as a server. My brother Mark is blind and autistic, and it's honestly not often a server addresses him directly. They usually look to mom or me and ask, "What does he want?," but Evan asked Mark directly. Kudos to him. We had to finish the meal with the historical whiskey chocolate cake, and I'm glad we did. It's served warm with whipped cream on the side, caramel sauce drizzled across the plate, and pecans on top. Absolutely delicious and huge! There were four of us who shared it, and it was more than enough for each of us. Also worth mentioning: the sweet potato fries are an extra $4 but absolutely worth it. These are NOT frozen Ore-Ida fries dumped from a bag. They're clearly fresh cut and homemade, and they were delicious. For nearly two o'clock in the afternoon, the place was packed--at least three-quarters full--and the entire atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Everyone we encountered was friendly. I live in Katy, so Old Town Spring is definitely not nearby for me, but I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone in the area or just passing through. It's easy to see why people love it. A definite five-star experience for us!

Food, drinks were amazing and our server Melina did a fantastic job! She was polite, fast, friendly…read moreand on top of things!

We went in on a Sunday afternoon and they were fairly busy. Mary Kate was our server and she was…read moregreat. Very sweet and attentive. (I was never out of beer which means I'm happy because that's a necessity when having mud bugs. lol) We ordered 5 lbs of crawfish with mushrooms. It automatically came with potatoes and corn as they were having a special that afternoon. The crawfish were seasoned nicely, the only reason I didn't give a 4 star is that there were quite a few very small ones that we didn't even peel. I've been here many times and the ambience is always fun. I love their decor and it's always clean. I'm sure I'll be back!

Super cute little coffee and beer spot. The staff was friendly and went out of their way to find…read moremy husband a good Porter to enjoy while I had a great coffee.

I'd been in before for a beer and loved it inside (good beer selection too!), and this time we had…read morecoffee and a little breakfast snack. The waffles are corn dog style on a stick! So unique and fun. It was delicious. The coffee... oh my. Under the flavour options I saw both lavender and rose, so I asked the barista if he could do both. He did. It was one of the best coffees I've ever had! Next time I'm going for the big size. It got very busy after we ordered and even though we had a bit of a wait for our drinks and food, the barista was such an apologetic sweetheart. He was the only one behind the bar and was kicking ass. He even brought us our stuff directly to our table when it was ready. Highly recommend it here for a drink of any kind on the menu!

Steak night was so good! Christian and Clara were amazing at serving us! Loved the atmosphere will…read moremost definitely be back again!

Hidden Gem The cocktails are delicious!! When I lived in…read morethe Heights, I always meant to visit their other location but never did. Lo and behold, I move up north and they brought the sister bar to me! If you are in the area, you must visit! We went on a Saturday and they had a live DJ, I was singing and dancing to all the songs. Then, we randomly went on a Monday one day and they had free pool tables, while on selected nights they offer food. Check this place out!

My best friend and I made reservations on a Thursday night at 8pm…read more You have to park in the back and go to door 400. There is a maximum of 2 hours per reservation. The place is dark, beautiful, and intimate with great music playing. We were seated right away, and our server came over to take our order. We ordered the ceviche, and two of the deviled egg combos. The food and drinks were amazing. Will definitely be coming back for burlesque night.

OK, so the experience was pretty awesome. The things that I loved were the vast amount of…read morecocktails, the vibes/decor, and the fact that I knew when I made the reservation exactly what to expect. The not so favorites, make sure that you park in the back as the entrance is there. The staff wasn't super great. There were probably only a total of four couples and two of those couples were at the bar. I wish we would've sat at the bar because the bartenders seemed to be way more into the experience than our server. And the price is super expensive for what you're getting. Overall it was a good experience but definitely not something we would go to on a regular basis. Certainly niche for a speakeasy.

Great venue for events large or small. Beautiful grounds as well. Highly recommend. Our company…read morehosted the Christmas party here

-The WORST I have ever been treated by a business-…read more I have been on this planet for almost 37 years now and have never been talked to, policed by, treated-as-poorly or had my integrity insulted by a business like I was this evening. The premise is simple - if the party does not pay to have bar service then NO alcohol is to be on the premises. (All-good at face value. After all, they are a business and protecting themselves.) What was NOT good was how they went about policing people coming into the party (going as far as to check inside of new arrivals trunks to check for alcohol! I'm sorry, are you the police?) The bartender actually went as far as to - literally here folks - RIP a bag of liquors out of my hands while I was on the phone with my wife. (Uhh...EXCUSE ME?! Assault people much?) This was not the end of our playful trysts of the evening. When we asked her to have the booze back so we could keep it sealed and place it into our locked vehicles, she said that she couldn't do that due to the fact that the business couldn't monitor alcohol outside of the bar. "OK, well - that's my property and I'm going to go put it in my vehicle (again, also my property), where it can stay put and remain unopened." Again, she said she couldn't do that. "So, you're saying that I cannot have my property back?" "Yes sir. I'm sorry, but that is our policy - we simply do not have the staff available to follow individuals around the whole night to make sure they are complying with our policy." "OK! So then can you apologize for acting so rudely and unprofessionally, as to actually remove the bag from my possession while I'm having a conversation with my wife on the phone?! Or, is it too much for me to ask for an additional apology for insulting my integrity?" "Sir, I don't know why you are getting upset and rude with me." At this point I turn to my co-worker beside me and give him the look. [Um, I don't remember calling her any names or yelling or otherwise throwing a tantrum. I've been very calm and understanding up until this point.] "Ma'am, obviously there's been a miscommunication. But we're not being rude with you or upset, although now I'm beginning to become upset." Long story short, we talked with the head of our party, who spoke with the manager. Stephanie, the manager, gave permission for the alcohol to be moved into the bridal suite where there is a refrigerator. I then proceeded to move said liquor to the bridal suite. ---Fast forward 1 hour later--- Well the ceremony is done and it's a hot day. I'm headed over to the bridal suite to have a quick cocktail - not to leave the suite of course! - Only to find out that they had come back into the suite and...get this; STOLEN the liquor!!! No notice. No 'Hey, by the way, we needed to move the liquor in your suite for whatever lame excuse I can come up with.' NOTHING. I swear. It took everything I had at the end of the night not to throw a bottle through a plate glass window! The nerve of these people! I don't know how you could expect someone to have a decent experience when you treat your guests with such blatant disrespect!! So on the hospitality scale, I would give this place a -10. However, I'm sure that if you opt-in for the open bar then you'll have a good time. Provided no one in your party actually has to deal with the snooty-brat-turned-bartender; or has any civil misunderstanding with management. By the way, the view is fantastic! :)