Classy older bunch of folks frequent this place.We saw a lot of " Regulars" all the time...we…read morebecame Regulars too.Love that they have a dress code to follow & you can really " GIRATE AND DANCE to this music!!! Fun Memories with Jan Bonner and Wayne Hopsman made here!!!

Went to Chayns with a few friends ., and the vibe was definitely on point. The DJ kept the crowd…read moremoving,, and the drink prices were fair. Staff at the door and bar were friendly, and the place felt safe and lively. It got pretty packed later in the night,, which made moving around tough but overall,, we had a great time and would definitely go back.

Euphoria is usually a great time. It is in a ducked off plaza with good parking for their hours…read more Heavily secure with police outside checking bags and watching cars. The area is generally clean and mess free. Inside it is pretty spacious with regular tables, high tops, booths and a bar top. Nice mirrors to take pictures in, nice stage area. They have really good food and drinks, my favorite is the loaded fries and side car. Pretty decent service, not the quickest but if it's busy expect it to take a bit longer

I didn't get the best welcome when I arrived at this place. I was greeted by a security guard…read moretelling me to spread it and patting me down and not in the nicest way. My shoes were then questioned which were clogs with a back strap. I checked the sight, I don't remember a dress code stressed or suggested. I was eventually told that I could make it this time but not to come back with them on. You're right about one thing, I won't be back. On a positive note, our server was nice. She was accommodating and checked on our table frequently. I also liked the large screen to watch a sports game on the patio. Nevertheless, proceed with caution when you arrive at this location. Happy Yelping!

This club is no longer called Element. It's The Living Room…read more Went to see Derez Deshon perform and he put on a show! It cost $40 to get in and I showed up at about 1:30AM, hardly a line too. Got inside it was like 75% full. CASH ONLY and no ATM on site. Free open parking. It's one big open space, two VIP sections flanked on both sides of the stage. A few booth/table sections scattered on the main floor. They had a ton of photographers aimlessly walking around. I counted about five. Kind of annoying when you're trying to enjoy the performance and they are bumping and milling about even if you move to give them space they will still find a way to bump into you. I wish they hired like two dedicated who stayed in a designated area. I didn't care for the opening acts. It detracted from the headliner Derez Deshon instead of warming up the stage for him. He came on right at about 2AM. Performed for a good 15-20 minutes. The DJ played the same songs for all of 30 seconds over again (Ski, Back in Blood, Faneto) in between opening acts before Derez Deshon performed so he didn't do a good job of keeping the crowd entertained. I wouldn't break my neck to drive all the way out to Humble again unless someone I'm really trying to see perform is headlining.

Basura. Paid $20 to get into "The Players Club".... The club itself is nice but just not my…read morepreferred environment.

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!

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!

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.

I stopped by this establishment recently and had an experience that stuck with me for all the wrong…read morereasons. As a United States Marine, I'm always looking to connect with individuals who show discipline, work ethic, and potential. Especially those already working demanding roles like security and bouncing. While there, I struck up a respectful conversation with one of the bouncers. The goal wasn't to sell anything or pressure him, but simply to open the door to another opportunity. One that could build on the skills he's already using every day: leadership, physical readiness, decision-making under pressure, and long-term career development. Unfortunately, the conversation was immediately met with hostility. Before I could even properly explain, I was told to leave. What followed went beyond unprofessional. it turned physical. I was forcibly removed and assaulted on the way out. That kind of response says a lot about the environment being fostered here. There's a difference between declining a conversation and resorting to aggression. The lack of professionalism, communication, and basic respect shown by the staff was disappointing, especially from individuals in positions meant to maintain order and safety. It's unfortunate, because the opportunity I was offering could have genuinely benefited someone looking to grow, challenge themselves, and build a stronger future. Not everyone is open to that and that's fine but how you handle that moment matters. I hope management takes a serious look at how their staff engages with people. There's potential in places like this--not just for business, but for the people working there. Right now, it's being overshadowed by poor judgment and unnecessary aggression. Don't get me started with the "professionals" the Harris county Sheriff's or whatever they are , did not uphold the standards as well, while also harassing me and making me feel uncomfortable about the situation when I needed help as an assaulted victim. No wonder their crime rate is at an all time high and they did not look the part to even be officers being over weight . Only one female sheriff demonstrated Professionalism, integrity, and respect but was not able to help in this situation. Overall experience piss pore and unsatisfactory. They should uphold the standards as the keepers of the people's rights. What a disappointment.

As a venue its really nice! Food outside, music bangin on the inside. Honestly, inside is really…read moreclean and the bathrooms are even cleaner! This is primarily a latin club, I came out to see Deorro but honestly the vibes were pretty alright! Compared to normal edm clubs like stereo or 9pm, ppl will actually dance with you. Love that parking is free on top of things. If there were more edm events, i'll probably come out more often... but it seems on their website their mainstay is strictly latin music. Til next time

Went to whiskey river north and Marynell was our bartender. She was professional, fast, friendly,…read moreand handled the bar like a pro even when it was busy! The drinks were great and her energy made the experience better. Definitely ask for her when you come in!

YEEHAW! BULL RIDING, LINE DANCING, AND MORE!!! 03/03/24…read more I recently celebrated my friend's birthday here at this establishment. It was my first time visiting a country club and I must say I had the most fabulous time ever! There was country music and line dancing galore! The overall ambiance and vibe of the club was raging with excitement and pure energy. It's absolutely enormous inside and there's more than one bar available at this establishment. With all the many dancers crowding the dance floor, it's a good thing this place is humongous. However, the ironic thing about all that space is that there's extremely limited seating availability provided; that is if you have not reserved a table for a birthday party. It seemed like every table was reserved for a party because my daughter and I walked every inch of that club and could not find an available table to sit at because they were all reserved for a party. However, there were plenty of seats around the dance floor, but they were taken as well. So, my advice would be to reserve a table in advance even if you are not celebrating a birthday party. This will at least ensure that you have somewhere to sit and rest your feet after leaving the dance floor. My friend, the birthday girl, did not reserve a table for her party thinking that there would be abandoned tables in the building. Big huge mistake. Furthermore, we ordered drinks all night because the prices were inexpensive. Be prepared to leave tips for the bartender if they truly deserve the tip. As I mentioned previously, there is more than one bar in this establishment. At the bar located to the immediate right as you first enter the entrance doors, there was a blonde haired female bartender and a Latino male bartender working that particular area. Both of them were unfriendly and unwelcoming. I could literally feel the ice-cold energy flowing through their veins. My daughter and I were asking them if they had any good suggestions for us since we really didn't know what we wanted to drink. We tried placing our order with the male bartender first who would not speak up for us to understand him. We asked him what drinks were on the menu for the night and he kept repeating something that we could not understand and he kept a monotone vibe as if he didn't care for us ordering at his bar. As a result, my daughter and I turned to the female bartender in hopes that she would be a little friendlier. She wasn't any better. She acted as if she did not know what to suggest from their own drink menu. She asked us what we wanted to drink and I responded to her, "Ma'am we are asking you and the gentleman for any suggestions because we are indecisive at the moment." She kept acting like a "dumb blonde" as if she did not know what to suggest so we just asked for a lemon drop which was okay. It wasn't strong at all and watery. I left her a tip and moved along. I was not pleased at all with the way they treated us. As a result of the lackadaisical bartenders at the first bar, my daughter and I decided to move to the back of the building and visit the other bar. This bartender was on and popping! He was very entertaining, friendly, and welcoming. He also had a mini chalkboard on display that listed the featured drinks of the night. Now this is what I was asking the other two unfriendly and unwelcoming bartenders about their featured drinks on the menu because they did not have a menu on display, or even offer a menu, or even suggest that we scan a QR code to see the drinks menu. Keep in mind this was my first time and my daughter's first time visiting this place so we were kind of lost. However, the other bartender is located directly in the back. When you first enter the doors you can see him working hard mixing and shaking drinks and serving the crowd like a professional mixologist. He was down-to-earth friendly and relatable. I spent all my dollars and tip money at his bar for the rest of the night and I purchased plenty of drinks all night. If I ever return to this establishment I will never patronize the other two bartenders. They need to stay at home because they do not know how to entertain their guests properly. Overall, Whiskey River is an exciting and fun place to be on a Friday or Saturday night if you want to dance or even ride the bull. Bull riding was fun but impossible to stay on during the whole ride. You will get thrown off no matter what. From the looks of the bull, it seems as if it's designed for you not to be able to stay on. Everyone gets thrown off no matter how hard you try to stay on, but it was so much fun! The dance floor is a nice size but can get overcrowded. The food is absolutely delicious, especially the beef quesadillas. Be prepared to show your ID before entering the building. There's a bouncer at the door asking the guests to show identification before being admitted. Would have given 5 stars if it hadn't been for the two rude bartenders' sore attitudes.

Came here on Friday night to learn some new dance moves!…read more It started at 8pm, and you do not need your own partner to come. They all rotate in circle so everyone gets to dance with everybody. If you download the app with the QR code they have in the front, it's free to get in. I believe this was 18+ up for the dance class. There was one instructor and he danced with you in the circle too. Ladies learned the dance first then it was the boys. Then we all come together and danced. It looked like we weren't the only first timers here. We've learned Poka and barn yard dance. Poka was a lot of turning and that just made me dizzy. Barn yard was so much more fun, it was easy to follow. The drinks were good and we had a good time!

I have been going here for 4 months and they replay the same songs over and over again upstairs for…read moreline dancing. The DJ is also unprofessional- he was talking to someone while DJing through the mic while music was playing. The DJ also shooed me away when I tried to request a song. A DJ who don't take request is fking lameeee!. Please play new music. It gets boring after awhile. Downstairs they play super simple line dancing. Balance it with harder line dances so its more fun.. also they need to fix that fuck ahh AC upstairs