Nice place reasonable hookah price food is halal too .. good place to hangout with friendsread more

After getting coffee at Rao's and walking around Parkdale Mall the Saturday after Thanksgiving, I…read morewas searching for a place to hang out. Since I don't come home to Bmt that often, I wasn't sure what we could do, no Crockett St. since we were there the previous night. While I was at the mall, I asked one of the Middle Eastern kiosk guys if there was a hookah bar in town and he told me about this joint. We did a quick search, saw that they had belly dancing that night, so we dragged my mom to go see some belly dancing! Alas, when we got there the belly dancer was off for Thanksgiving weekend. :-( We settled in with some "double apple" tobacco and proceeded to huff and puff. The place is in a strip center with a couple of other businesses. There are 4 lounge areas with couches and coffee tables, the rest of the shop has regular tables and chairs. There is an assortment of food - we had the hummus - which was solid. The people running the place were great and very helpful. My only complaint is that they probably need to get a stronger ventilation system in the near future. It's nice to see Beaumont get a place like this - support it! Pricing Details: $15/hookah + $5 for extra hoses

First time here.The bar is nice and clean.Wife had a margarita and it was terrible. I had a blue…read moremoon it tasted like it was bad. Waitress agreed and said she thought the keg was bad. She replaced it with a Michelobe. Everyone smoking hookas. Probably won't return

Incredible service from Natasha and felicity. Fantastic drinks and quick service. Few places I…read morewould go after a long day of work.

Awful service. They took 20 mins to finally acknowledge us. & we had a TABLE!!!!!! Also their yelp…read moreshot promotion was acknowledged at all! So disappointing according to the server it was because of new management. - The ONE star is for the music, because there is no other place in the area that plays Hispanic music like this place does. The service still sucks ! BUT in Spring there isn't any competition so you are stuck with this AWFUL service -_- Must spend a minimum of $150 to have a table.

$10 cover charge, $150 alcohol minimum to reserve a table (seats 4) and $350 to have a section with…read morebottle service. (Seating for up to 10 looks like) these all may be normal charges but I was a little off put by them. We ended up getting a table, and with 7 people a lot of us were standing around. The only "free" seating area was the bar. The $150 was cumulative over the whole time we were there, with all people combined and different tabs. It seemed pretty easy to get to, with most drinks $10-15. There were a decent amount of people dancing around 12 on Saturday night, and several places to dance with good Latin music. The service was good but not great, but I can't complain too much since it got really busy. It was fun and was a good night.

Great spot with awesome service and hookah. Came in to watch the fights and was greeted by a…read morefriendly staff. The owners were cool. It's brand new but highly recommend. We'll be back whenever we're in Houston for sure.

Space City Bar and Lounge is the new best thing in Baytown and surrounding Houston areas. Amazing…read morehookah prices, drinks, beer pong and fun games! Opening November 15th Thursday-Sunday 6pm-2am. Come out and enjoy the fun!

Good BYOB spot to chill at. Very spacious and good entertainment. Poker tournaments are live and…read moreinteresting. I am not sure if any food is located here. The waiter for our table brought the hookah was attentive and polite. This place has such a chill vibe, they close at 2am but sometimes you can stay until 3am

They have snacks, but they don't have like food like burgers and stuff unless they do and we didn't…read moreknow because we didn't have the great service that we were expected. We didn't know where to sit. Nobody greeted us walking in the door. We didn't know what to do but sit down and wait for somebody to come. It was our first time there. We had great conversation there, but as far as in service and everything else I wouldn't recommend it unless you're at a type of person that will go and ask for things instead of not getting serviced. They played some great music of course so it was a great vibe out there besides the service.

Great vibe! Really chill place with nice drinks and good people. We really appreciate that there's…read morethemed nights so everyone can find something to enjoy!

Been here a number of times now. Staff are great people with a friendly smile. You gotta try the…read morefood when they have it on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Decent cigar and whisky selections. Looking forward to hanging with friend here often. You get by tell them Lil' Mike sent ya.

Food is great ! Service is good …read more.. Ambiance is the best ! 2 different areas one on rooftop and one on second floor.. different types of music ... I just love this place

Went to the lounge for a friend's birthday. Ambience is beautiful. Drinks were pricey. They charged…read morefor a glass of water. Dj played a good mix and to the crowd.

We stopped in for a quick nightcap on a Monday night. We were able to park right in front of the…read morebar which was convenient. Street parking is free after midnight. I didn't catch the bartender's name, but he greeted us immediately. There was only one other patron and the staff was decorating the bar with Christmas decor. The bartender informed us that the bar wasn't fully stocked but asked us what types of drinks we like. Based on my preference, he suggested a Martinez. I had never even heard of a Martinez but I was open to trying it. He made it, looked at it, and said it didn't come out right. He asked if it would be okay for him to redo it which I of course obliged. I appreciated the fact that he didn't serve me a drink that wasn't properly made. The wait was worth it. The Martinez tasted like a sweeter Negroni and I really enjoyed it! I'm glad I was able to visit one of the oldest bars in Houston. It was super low key and chill which was a perfect way to end our evening.

This bar has charming vintage decor and has been a must see in Houston's midtown. Stop in an get…read morethe "Jerry" from Jerry himself. Live music on Saturday nights adds to the atmosphere of this prized 1947 post world war 2 era Building.

It's always a pleasure to read about a restaurant you haven't tried, go and visit it and discover a…read morenew favorite for future dining excursions. This is the case with Lama Mediterranean Cuisine in The Woodlands. My wife had a doctor's appointment at 2 pm and we live about 35 miles away, I figured go early and get some lunch and then get to the doctor with a full stomach. We put the address into the GPS and pulled right up in front of the restaurant. While it was nice weather outside, we decided to sit indoors and I am glad we did because I noticed some diners outdoors were batting away insects. Our server, Abraham came quickly and took our drink orders while we studied the menu and admired the beautifully decorated interior of the restaurant. Blue is a strong color they have used effectively, there is a large dinging room for a big group just off the main dining room and a bar at the far west end. We ordered some appetizers and they came out quickly, We had a small order (4 pieces) of the Fried Hallumi Cheese and also Kebbeh. Both came with a small sampling of cucumber, tomato and red onion which paired well. The Kebbeh had the most fragrant seasoning, I believe a mix of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and clove. The serving sizes were ample and after trying some we both agreed to save room for the entrees we ordered, my wife had the Gyro Sandwich and I had the Chicken Shawerma, both were wrapped in a super fresh pita that had to be house made. My wife had the regular fries and I had sweet potato which were cooked perfectly, so light and crisp. We couldn't resist ordering some baklava to go, my wife thought walnut sounded good but our server said he felt the cashew was the best so we ordered that. When he brought it out, he said that there were 2 pieces of the cashew but he also added one of walnut at no charge, what a treat. We will be coming back here, the restaurant overall was super fresh and clean, service was great and the food was fantastic.

I finally visited this Greek/Mediterranean/Persian restaurant on a Sunday for lunch to see why it's…read morerated so high. Inside is elegant and well decorated with glass tables and large rugs everywhere. Looking at the menu, it's a mix of various cuisines, but they do separate out the Persian dishes which are somewhat similar to Mediterranean ones just cost a little more and have different spices altogether. If you visit on weekend nights, you'll likely get to see belly dancing here. I settled on the chicken shawarma wrap, even though it costs a few dollars more than the chicken pita. It does come with one side for $21,and I chose French fries. It tasted pretty good, but you do have to get used to the pickles which gives the wrap an overall weird taste. These are not your typical pickles which go well with American fried chicken sandwiches. A Mexican tortilla is used as a wrap here instead of the bread they use for wraps in other Mediterranean restaurants in Houston. If I wanted a chicken burrito, i would have dined at a Mexican restaurant. The fries are previously frozen ones and lightly seasoned and really only decent when hot. Unfortunately this is one of those restaurants which takes care of newly seated guests and large parties but ignores the tables of 1. Not my fault I only have one in my party. They seated me in the corner and another gentleman came about 20 mins after me and I never saw a waitress go to his table after being served his entree either. The chef or kitchen hand is the one who brings out the entree from the kitchen here and my waitress never showed up until they try to take your plate away. However, I was still eating and also waiting for 10 mins on a refill. I can only eat so much before needing to take a sip of a liquid...but if you come with a party of one here..you will likely be waiting awhile. The lady taking my plate wasn't even my waitress either. Meanwhile, for the gentleman sitting outside alone, I observed his drink to be empty a while and they weren't refilling his either. He finally leaves and goes to a cash register to pay. What? A semi-fine dining elegant spot with mandolin playing in the background has a cash register where you have to go up to pay? What is this world coming to? With these prices, they should roll out red carpet from the front door to your table each time you walk in....and surely make the waitress do something for once and take your card and swipe it herself at the cash register which shouldn't be in the middle of the damn room. Sort of defeats the purpose of being elegant. Did I mention the glasses are plastic here too. If they want to be refined, try at least using glasses for drinks.