I was looking for a daiquiri spot close to home that was little production-not clubby with easy…read moreparking. Daiquiris 2 Go is in a parking lot with ample parking. I came on a Saturday night but it wasn't busy. I received excellent service from Jameka. She asked if it was my first time and provided several suggestions and samples after asking me what drinks I typically like. I ended up with the Nipsey Hussle with Long Island added. It was strong and flavorful. The prices were fair, the drink was strong and the service was friendly and personable. I will be back!

This was my second time in Houston and this place is a quick and easy way to drink on the goread more

Not to be confused with Old Orleans D and V, which is more of a French Sex thing…read more This is an excellent New Orleans-style Daiquiri place that is cheap and cheerful and alcoholic and right next to a popular Latin club, so it gets business from there sometimes, even though it's a cross-cultural expedition. It's well located and I think they do a good job. There are a lot of these places springing up around the Houston area after the massive influx of people from New Orleans and it makes the Houston area better.

Some of the best daiquiris in Houston. They also have good food as well. The only reset I'm giving…read more4 starts is because unless it's the Spanish trail location, the other locations either don't exist or it's nearly impossible to order at other locations so be aware. The one on Spanish trail is the best and has a drive thru. Get the M.I. if you wanna have a good time

The service was great! I I got the jolly rancher on a Tuesday which was triple shot Tuesday and the…read moredrink was weak. I didn't get no buzz at all for it to have a triple shot however the flavor did give jolly rancher. If I go back I would definitely add my own alcohol because I was basically drinking juice and for the price including tip I wasn't worth it.

Amazing drinks and this unique concept in Texas and it is nothing that you would experience in LA…read more The drive thru in Houston was dope. My first experience of Eskimo Hut was in Lubbock, Texas!

Came in on the way back to our hotel, hubby & I wanted a night cap. Stopped in on a Friday night…read moreand the attendant was soooo nice! He was kind and very personable. They had a flavor called grinch punch and I love anything grinch. It was soooooo good! I mixed it with the papi chulp and they were both a 10/10! Will definitely be going to their location back home in Dallas.

The service was Fast and efficient just like a To-Go establishment. Not really the place to go for…read morefood, however they still do have the option for small bites. The vibe was just as i imagined, Quick, Fast and Affordable Alcoholic beverages.

I do not usually write reviews but this place was the bomb! The fried pickles were sooo good…read more The vibe of the place was great just what we were looking for!

Outside of Galveston probably the best experience I had in Houston. Good people and the regulars…read moreare family here. I've never had bartenders introduce themselves with a handshake. I went for karaoke night which was bomb. Didn't know the end of the song oh well. Made friends for the night that I'll never see again. So it goes with bar culture which is why I don't go to them unless UFC is on perhaps. Or there's karaoke, of course. Food is excellent and cheap too, not standard bar wings and pretzels or what have you.

Who Daq, who Daq, who Daq say they gone drink them Daiquiris?…read more This is a cute little place for purchasing alcoholic drinks and deliciousness, new orleans-style, and they do a great job and the prices aren't bad, and there in a little area that could use this kind of thing, so we appreciate this as there's a reason they're popular.

Huge menu, creative drinks, pretty potent. Fast service, convenient location right off of 59.read more

Texas T tavern turned into the "Holland Heineken House" during the world cup and I'm glad to have…read morevisited here the day before the Dutch/Sweden game. I've been an avid Netherlands' futbol supporter over the last 30+ years and never knew a place existed in Houston.. but was pleasantly surprised to have seen this packed house with a very lively atmosphere inside.. They got a DJ, people were singing and dancing along to Dutch songs, definitely felt like a proper watch party. Most of the crowd there tho, like myself, weren't actually Dutch, but everyone was just there for the vibes. That said, we ended up standing outside because it was probably over capacity. Took me a good 30 minutes just to order a bucket of Heinekens. From what I can tell, this place's giving more of a neighborhood dive bar. It was hot and crowded as one can get (probably over capacity if you ask me.. the parking was hard to find in the neighborhoods nearby and we had to walk a good 5-10min), and $35 for a bucket of 6 small Heinekens isn't really the best deal.. but can't blame them. I did enjoy seeing the Dutch orange bus as it was out on display right outside the bar. Great photo op Overall I'm glad to have come and experienced it, would like to check this place out again under normal circumstances to get a better feel for it.

Definitely a no-frills dive bar in a spot of Houston that is off the beaten path. I came here for a…read moregroup happy hour - had to drive through a few neighborhoods to get here and was surprised to find this place randomly situated on an industrial-like road. When I said no-frills, I meant it. The drink selection is quite slim and for someone who go out of their way for beer, there weren't really many other options. Our large party had a buffet of food - all of it was basic but tasty - panko-breaded chicken tenders, chips and queso, and quesadillas. Service was actually stellar throughout our time here. Bartenders and servers came around to our group frequently to ask if they could get us anything. I did not expect that from a divey bar like this. While I wasn't blown away by this place and probably don't have much reason to come back, I can see why folks would come out here for a drink or to watch a game, especially if living in the Spring Branch area.

It just really wasn't that good. Pay close attention if you get "virgin" drinks for kids. They…read moredefinitely were not virgin drinks. The piña colada tasted like all alcohol and was gross.

I always pass them up headed to work and one day I was getting super annoyed at work was like,…read moreforget it drop by LOL... Headed up there an got a tsunami mami. I believe it consist of octane, margarita, pina colada and peach but substituted peach for strawberry and it turned out amazing. I'll definitely be back. Customer service was amazing an you get to try it out an see if you like it before you leave. They want you to leave knowing your satisfied.