PAUL IS AN AMAZING HUMAN! Paul was welcoming, inviting and respectful! Took care of my friend and I…read moreand exceded expectations! Love you Paul! Thank you so much man! . . . Aside from Paul, it seemed like the club was okay, music was a little too loud but other than that not a bad place, I love how you can go to get your wristband around 9/930 and then come back when it's packed and skip the long line! Shout out Paul one more time!

We had a surprisingly good time at Envy while on our girls trip to Galveston! Keep in mind, this…read moreisn't going to be at the level of a major city's club scene. We walked by it on a Friday evening around 10. When we went inside, there weren't many people yet, but within the next hour, it filled up quickly! I think the DJ realized that the dance floor was mainly millennial women and started playing music catering to them, which was awesome. We danced the night away and drinks were only $5 with free cover until 11pm for ladies. My bar tab for the night was only $25. That's the price of one drink at a nightclub in Austin! Cant beat that!

Stayed at Tremont House and this bar was inside the hotel. I was stayed during the week so it was…read morenot very crowded and I sat at the bar. I was warmly greeted and served. I had the 1836 mezcalrita and it was delicious! The bartender balanced this drink perfectly!

Lovely bar! We were on the Strand and popped in. Good wines and interesting cocktails. Our waitress…read morewas attentive and friendly. Fun people watching as well. They have live piano music on Thursdays.

Hung out here on Saturday and there's been much improvement in the service, hence the star upgrade…read more I think we had about three different cocktail waitresses serve us during our stay - which lasted well past sunset. They were all speedy and friendly, helpful when it came to selecting cocktails and food. Chocolate martinis are still delicious, as are the fruity frou-frou drinks - but not that strong. And each time I got bubbly or a mimosa, it was warm. I still drank it, but meh. Drinks are still more than you'd want to pay for a not-so-stiff drink, but what hotel bar isn't pricey? I spent probs more than $100 just on myself, so I rec just buying a bottle. You have to have a wristband to access the pool and get towel service; not sure how to get a band if you're not staying at the hotel. I guess you could always rent a cabana. Which are pretty pimp. Flat screen TV, couches, fresh fruit, bottled water and of course, poolside view and VIP service. Cabanas sell out fast, so book early (weeks ahead, not days) if you're gonna drop in on a weekend. The crowd here is an even mix of families, hotties and regular Joes, which I like. I did, however, notice a lot of hot moms with their kiddos. Great idea for those moms looking for a quick getaway that can entertain both adults and youngsters. Potties: Please use them. Don't go in the pool. As added persuasion, the restroom inside the main lobby has a tub of fragrant salt scrub that's complimentary. They also have foot showers, a mojito bar, wet bar, hot tub, kiddie slide with a grotto. There's a no-smoking rule here. I'm not a smoker, but I wanted to enjoy my Hight Cigar and feel all baller like. Ah well, I'll save it for another day.

Great experience, helped with my tension headaches for sure , Evryone was great. I recommend this…read moreplace .

Very friendly the service was excellent and they loved our dog. Probably because his name is Gizmoread more

We had a great time here! Exactly what we were looking for- pool table, jukebox, and cold drinks!…read moreEnjoyed ourselves like we were back home. Thanks

We loved this place! The food and drinks were delicious, the service was outstanding, and the…read moreatmosphere was amazing. DJ was the best and made our experience even better. We can't wait to come back!

We were in Galveston for Memorial Day weekend and we came here on a Sunday night…read more They were shortstaffed so thank goodness I made a reservation so they seated us right away but if you did not make a reservation, they told you it was a 25 minute wait even though there were seats available. So other than the service being a little slow, the place was really cute. The ambience is amazing. I love the big chandelier. It gives you old-time rich vibes. Their menu has different options. They do have a vegetarian portion. The samosas were kind of like beef, taco mimosas that's what it taste like to me. They're red fish was really good cause the crab crusted on the outside and the sauce mixed together. I definitely recommend getting that if you like fish. I got it with a side of mac & cheese. It does come with veggies, but they let you change out the side. My mom got the margarita pizza and I've had pizza for sure but they do have five or six options of pizzas to choose from. And all the best thing was the bread pudding. Definitely get that save some room. It was warm with ice cream and the perfect bread pudding. I've ever had get it. There is street parking after six. It's free. There's a garage parking too. I don't know how much it costs. Besides the service, everything was really good. It took them a while to fill up our waters, but I did notice they were shortstaffed.

Two words....Brunch Buffet! Came here on Sunday to try their buffet options and they had a lot to…read morechoose from. Valet is not complimentary, just fyi. We entered and I was amazed by the interior. It's full of color and eclectic designs. We preceded to the hostess and were escorted through the buffet area, as they explained the layout...down the hall, past the desserts, and around the corner to the seating area. It's a banquet style room lined with chandeliers and a view of the water. There is so much to choose from: Cold Bar: snow crab, shrimp, oysters, smoked salmon/trout Salad Area: charcuterie, marinated veggies and fresh salads Hot stations: Omelettes, chicken & waffles, Shrimp and grits, Prime ribs Hot Bar: Hash, rice, seafood ravioli, eggs Benedict, bacon, sausage, potatoes au gratin, baked redfish fresh pastries & jam Dessert: fresh cakes, cobblers, bread pudding, tarts and cheese cake Staff was attentive and efficient. The only thing I didn't appreciate was, by the time I was ready for dessert, nothing was left. If I'm spending $90/pp, I want the full experience, so that was disappointing . They should let the guests know before they start putting things away, as it was our first visit and we had no idea there is a time limit for the offerings. All in all, it was a good find. Enter freely, they've been approved.

Stayed at the hotel 3 nights so we took advantage of the bar and restaurant. Bar has a nice…read moreselection of drink offers and bites. We had a smoked old fashioned and dirty martini. Husband was bummed they didn't have Makers and they never got any the entire time we were there. Nevertheless, all was fine. The BBQ shrimp with bread was wonderful along with crab cakes. Loved how the men wore black pants, white shirt and red vest. I'll go ahead and speak about the restaurant here. Our server was Jenny. Sweet girl. We chose a few drinks on their menu and shared the gumbo. We also shared the special which was blackened snapper Pontichtrain with shrimp over some rice and veggies. So good. The key lime pie was amazing. I wish we tried other items but these were great.

Amazing craft cocktails and a KILLING happy hour. We will most definitely be back. Incredible &…read morefriendly staff. I wish I could give more stars.

I needed a good cold stiff one in an, out of the way place with low light and freezing air…read moreconditioning. I was on a mission to escape the hot humid tropicalesqe afternoon that is a Galveston Texas August day. Daiquiri Time Out popped up while spinning the Roulette Wheel that is Yelp. So,with door code in hand I headed out. Taking note of another Yelpers recommendation to arrive early as the place is small and fills up,we did. On the far edge of downtown in a non descript building this bar, billed as a speakeasy, sat. The sidewalk was melting under my feet as I walked towards the door. No entry code needed. After my eyes adjusted,what I saw wasn't what I expected. Dirty Dancing+Saturday Night Fever+Ms Kitty's Gun Smoke saloon had a strange feel. Ok, let's go. We, as the first guest of the soon to be 5'oclock crowd approached the bartender, alone behind a just right mixing station. After perusing a menu of specialties and being guided through a few questions,we ordered. The good- I found an interesting little place to beat the summer heat and enjoy a decent drink. Not so good- not as billed. Overall no quirkiness or unique qualities to write home about. No snackes served with each drink as described by others. Once the place started filling up and I started my second adult beverage,things were looking up. Go,but with lowered expectations.

THIS PLACE WAS AMAZING. I'm not going to lie, the outside of this place does not look appealing…read more(all concrete building), but the inside is perfect. It's so cozy and has a great vibe to it. I loved how you could tell they have a lot of regulars, as the bar staff welcomed many people by name. Not to mention, the food we got was a 10/10. We ordered the air fried crispy chicken sandwich with tater tots, and a chicken Caesar salad. The sandwich is actually one of the best sandwiches I've ever had, and I'm not a sandwich person. I will be coming back here as soon as possible!

Great place to get some good drinks, relax, and unwind, it's that kind of vibe. The lights are low…read moreand the music is nice. They also have an outdoor patio where you can sit when the weather permits. They're known for their cocktails which are $6 between 5 & 8. The wine pairs nicely with the shareable charcuterie board, definitely worth it. And of you drink beer they have that too. They sell soups and salads, sandwiches, and breakfast that they serve from 9-3. We ordered the breakfast bowl and breakfast plate. They were both pretty good. The touch of microgreens on top of my bowl was a pleasant surprise. I love microgreens and they were fresh. The server was very helpful and recommended the iced coconut vanilla latte that I loved so much I ordered another one to go.

This is my favorite bar in Galveston. I'm someone who prefers a laid back vibe for bars and Market…read moreStation accomplishes just that. The music doesn't blare through the speakers and there's usually room to roam around even on a busy Friday night. If I ever feel like stepping away from the main crowd to recharge my social battery, I can turn to the many free games including connect four, shuffleboard, and pool. Alternatively, during my most recent visit on a Monday night, I can sit down on a comfortable sofa and watch some football with my buddies. Their happy hour runs from 4-8pm everyday. In addition, their weekly specials offer a discount on a different alcohol every day of the week (usually 8-11pm with some exceptions). I usually opt for the lemon drop or a green tea shot but the tiki wheat is a popular option if you're a beer person. I'd choose here over a club in Galveston 9 times out of 10. Market Station is a great place to visit if you're looking for a night out and want to easily socialize with others.

I've been a loyal customer at Market for years, but last night (8/9/25) was the worst service I've…read moreever had here. The redish haired bartender with a centipede looking thing for a tattoo on her left arm made me one round of espresso martinis, after letting out a big sigh and giving me an eye roll. When I tried to order a 2nd round, she flat-out refused to make any more espresso martinis, claiming they were "out of espresso." That would be believable... if I hadn't watched the two other bartenders (who were very nice btw) make them for other guests right in front of me. After being told they were out of espresso by the red headed bartender, I went a couple chairs down to the other bartender on duty who happily made me more espresso martinis. That's not just bad service -- that's lying to a regular customer for no reason. It was lazy, petty, and extremely unprofessional. If she can't be bothered to do her job, maybe she shouldn't be behind the bar. Management needs to take a hard look at who they have representing their business, because one arrogant bartender shouldn't be allowed to wreck the reputation of an otherwise great place. If the red headed bartender with the centipede looking thing for a tattoo on her left arm is working, avoid at all costs.

My partner and I were in search of a pool table in Galveston on Super Bowl Sunday and found…read moreourselves at Island Pier Club. It is a small dive bar where everyone seems to be familiar with eachother and welcoming to everyone. Bret, the bartender was very friendly as were the patrons. We were so lucky to come on the very day where pool was free and food was being served for the game. I'm looking forward to returning!

Love this bar ! Welcoming, delicious drinks & great bartenders ! I highly recommend to anyone not…read morelooking for a tourist trap