We love 61st pier for the fishing, that is what we have always done when we visited Galveston…read more This trip we decided to try the new bar and it did not disappoint. The drinks? Incredible, service? Amazing. We should have stayed for dinner. I love what they have done with this new addition and cannot wait to come back, to fish, and have amazing drinks with a view and service. See yall for my birthday in April!

Great bar and the views are awesome! We live close by and it's a fantastic walk with our dogs.read more

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.

My friends and I were in Galveston for a girls weekend, and the friend hosting us at her beach…read morehouse came across a TikTok about Pineapple Parlor. We knew we HAD to go. The entrance is so fun and charming. I love how 50s hula music is playing while you enter the bar. The hula girl wallpaper in the bathroom also plays well into the theme. One of my friends was six months pregnant at the time and found the mocktail selection to be really good. We were quite full from dinner but didn't mind the snack offerings. I explained I'm gluten intolerant, and the bartender went through the snack pairings I could have. My drink (Speaky Tiki Old Fashioned) came with the rice, and it was so, so good. We actually plan on coming back this weekend, and I'm salivating at the thought of the crispy rice. Don't skip out on this place! It's one of the best speakeasies I've been to.

Well, well, well, Pineapple Parlor, aren't you a sight for sore eyes?…read morePineapple Parlor is a tiki speakeasy lounge offshoot off Daiquiri Time Out in historic downtown Galveston (former Red Light District, in fact). I mean what better place for a tiki bar than a beach town? The drinks menu is as extensive as DTO. They've got the tiki standards, Zombie and Painkiller as well as a slew of others. The Kumquat Tot is hands down my favorite. Kumquat, gin, mint, and a few other choice ingredients make this one of the most unique and refreshing cocktails I've ever had. Drinks are served in classic tiki glassware. I dig the vibe here real hard. It's rad. Decor is thatched walls, huts, voodoo, fire, and skulls. Mood lighting enhances the overall theme. The bartenders and servers are super cool. Visiting once just wasn't enough. In the words of The Terminator, "I'll Be Back".

Everything was and is nothing but amazing. Skittles, Josh,…read moreJulie.....they are all amazing. Definitely a place for everyone to enjoy.

Service and atmosphere was great enjoyed playing bingo! Kymber was great enjoyed the bingo with…read moreher!!

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

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.

Phenomenal food and phenomenal service! Our server, Sam Sr. was a joy to have. We ordered the…read moreChicken Tikka Masala, Short Rib, Shrimp&Grits, and Blackened Fish Tacos. Everything was spot on!

Samosas were great! Our server Gabriela was amazing!…read moreSmoked old-fashioned & wine- delicious!

Enjoyed having a night cap here and looking out into the Galveston night sky. Comfortable patio…read moreseating to relax and enjoy the outdoor vibes. I had an old fashion with Makers Mark and it was made well. Came here around 9pm and was able to get seated outside because a party had just left but I would highly recommend trying to get a reservation to ensure you get to sit outside. Service was great as well.

The Tremonté Rooftop absolutely delivers on one thing -- the view is spectacular. You can't beat…read morethe atmosphere up there, and our server, Ravin, was very nice, soft-spoken, and seemed new but eager to please. Unfortunately, that's where the positives ended. We ordered two craft strawberry mint lemonades ($16 each), but despite the bar being lined with sliced garnishes, neither drink contained mint or any garnish at all. It felt more like a shortcut than a craft cocktail. When we arrived, the TV was playing the news -- which we didn't mind -- but a manager came over and literally shut it off mid-segment, which was awkward. We also tried to pay with cash, but the bar wasn't set up to handle it. After waiting quite a while for them to figure out change, we finally gave up and used a credit card. Overall, the Tremonté Rooftop has potential, but the service, execution, and atmosphere just didn't match the price point. We won't be rushing back.

Outside smoking available…read more Bar although tiny available. In the brewery seating area you can also sit and on bingo days play some bingo and win prizes.

This is such a cool local spot! Whenever we're in town we try to stop by. Michael was working this…read morelast time and he is great! Gotta love service with a smile! Friendly people; great beer; happy hour specials and the food is pretty good! I tried the new sausage ricotta pizza (forgot the name) and it was delicious. I think it'd be better w thicker crust and some jalapeños but the flavor combo was spot on.

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

You all know that it's here - crawfish season! We ushered…read moreit in with a trip to Beerfoot Beach Bar. Crowded? Heck yeah! But that's a very good sign and even though we dispaired finding seating for three hungry people, the back room was opened up for the overflow crowd that I'm not sure they expected. While waiting, we had some excellent draft beer. If you find that you're craving something more exciting than the usual suspects, this is one of the great Galveston places to be. Sure there's Bud and Bud Light to be had, but DON'T. Give your taste BUDS a thrill and get a brew from their generous list of suds. It was a wait for the crawfish, but patience is a virtue that definitely paid off for us. This was Vudoo Viet-Cajun rather than traditional, and I think it was the perfect first choice for the season - with just enough spice, just enough citrus, and decently sized mud bugs, our three pounds practically put us in a swoon. Beerfoot serves crawfish at 2:00 on Sundays throughout the season, excluding Mother's day, and my advice is to get there around 1:00, find your table, get a beer, and prepare for some very good eats!

Great spot! Friendly staff almost always. Ice cold beer with view of the ocean! Love itread more