The food was good, they have a food truck where you order from. Unless you order apps and that's…read morewith the waitress's. The service was great very attentive to the table! The ambiance was great as we're watching the FIFA game! Plenty of TVs inside and out to watch the game. The atmosphere was fantastic, great place to watch the game and catch up with friends

Came here to watch the NBA Finals and was reminded to write a review of this spot. Little…read moreWoodrow's is a Houston staple that started as a small, divey bar, but had blown up and has locations all over Houston and the state. This is one of the newer locations in the burbs. It looks small from the outside, but is plenty spacious. It shares a lot with a Home Depot and parking is usually plentiful. I've been on weekdays where the place is chill with people spread out. I've also been on weekends where there's hardly any parking and the place is shoulder to shoulder inside. I prefer the the light crowds. They have a long bar inside and out. There is seating galore inside. Then you walk out to the covered patio where there is basically an area identical to the inside with the same long bar. Then there is a huge outside space with lots of seating, mega screens and swings and at one point, a huge slide. Customer service is very hit or miss. At some points, I feel like it isn't busy, but there is a long wait to get a bartenders attention. For such a large place, I wasn't too impressed with their draft beer selection, but it'll do along with what they have as far as bottles and cans. They also have a pretty nice cocktail menu. I haven't had the food at this location, but it looked to be the same as their other locations. Their food is actually pretty good and always comes in clutch when watching a game and having drinks. Overall, Little Woodrow's Webster is a solid spot just like all their other locations. I will most definitely be back!

Friends and I heard The Hop was closing its doors for the last time August 1st. We all have loved…read morethis place. We made it a point to stop in one last time. It was packed, it was hot, parking was awful, and it took way too long to get drinks. But we had a blast at a loved spot one last time. The music has always been just what we needed to hear and the drinks were always the perfect price and nice and strong. The hop will definitely be missed.

They closed last Saturday 08/04/2026. All will be missed. I had many fun times there.read more

The place itself was dirty. I mean trash on the sofas, on tables and on the floor. The only…read moreredeeming quality was the bartender and the waitresses were very attentive and I loved the cocktails made by a very energetic and great bartender! He was in the ball and made great drinks!

I have been to the original McIntyre's in The Heights and their second location in Downtown. I…read morechecked out their newest location, in Webster, for the second half of the UT and A&M football game. Despite having a large parking lot, their parking lot was completely full. I circled around multiple times before parking illegally. It was a busy night but part of the problem is a section of the parking lot is valet only. For regular parking. I really hate when places do this. Two thumbs down for the parking set-up. Luckily, once I made my way inside, things got better. McIntyre's is a huge bar. They have a spacious patio but we sat inside. There are plenty of TVs which make it a great spot to watch sports. And they even have a mini food court! I didn't eat but I noticed that one of the two spots serves Mexican fare. My buddy had some loaded fries with al pastor that looked incredible. He said it was good. I stuck with some beers. You'll find your usual assortments of cocktails, beer, and wine here. It's a full bar. Another pet peeve of mine? Cops are the door. It just kind of kills the vibe a little bit when there's a police officer staring at people. Not that anyone was up to no good but it's kind of like drinking while your grandma is watching. Just a little awkward. McIntyre's is comparable to Little Woodrows in the area. They're both huge sports bars with spacious patios. With that being said, I think Little Woodrows offers the better overall experience.

My husband and I were vacationing in the area and were excited to try this place out. We had heard…read morethat this was the place to go to see great metal shows. We had a great time. The service was great considering how packed this place was. The atmosphere is super cool with the signed guitars and band photos lighting the walls. Will definitely be back.

This place is great for a concert!…read more Intimate space with enough room to move around. Great selection at the bar and water is cold, self-service, and complimentary. Crowd is a mix of great people. Bar staff is friendly. They have some food stuffs, but we haven't tried. Beer on tap is our go-to and the list of options never disappoints. The parking is strip center style and can fill up easily, so arrive early for a concert.

Jamie is great. But if you ever have a small mouthy girl…read morenamed Crissie Anne, you better have a lot of money, because she will entertain you for hours. My husband locked me out the house because I spent all night having the time of my life with that firecracker. Made the atmosphere feel like family. 10 outta 10 had a blast at The Hourglass.

I left a review on how they took my half a beer, when they were closing up, pretty dang early and…read morethen talked as if i should be questioned on why I didn't finish my pool game. It was my bf playing. I had stopped playing 2 games ago. Gaslight express. Tonight the bartender was so busy talking to serve drinks.

Great place except for one of the bartenders, Kelly. Couldn't get a drink, zero customer service…read moreor people skills. Very rude and unprofessional.

This place is terrible. We have been a few times and the service has been worse with each visit so…read morethis will be the last. Wife and I went today stood around inside for 10 minutes not one person spoke to us or asked if we had been helped. My wife asked if we could be seated outside, she was told "someone would get to us". We waited another 5 minutes and a couple walked in and walked outside and sat down. My wife asked another server the protocol of how we put our name down on a list or how we could get seated and she was told "if there was an open table just go sit down and a server would come to your table", we went and sat at an empty table. Another 15-20 minutes went by and still no one even spoke to us. If you want to enjoy a meal on the water save yourself some frustration and go elsewhere the only person there that has a clue is the bartender, he's great but he can't be everywhere and most of the servers stand around and chat. Worthless.

Fun spot on the water. I usually stop for a bite and drink when I take the boat out on the lake.read more

It's a small local spot to hangout and listen to tejano music, old school music, or catch a game…read more Only been a few times but it was a good hole in the wall in SoHo. We always have a great time. Bartenders have always been on point including the waiters. Not a lot of parking. Zero complaints.

Bartenders are totally rude!! This place was recommended as a great get together with friends but…read morenow they don't even go there. It's not worth the hassle to get a drink and get treated rudely! People like to go somewhere to relax and have a great time but this is not the place!