Amazing bar, such a fun nightlife :)…read more We went last night- keep in mind tho no one shows up til 12am

On my recent trip to Houston!…read more When I was searching for dowtown bars and dancing, Behind Closed Doors popped up. It looked dark, clubbish, and fun (exactly what I was looking for) and I couldn't wait to come here. After a 25 minute Uber ride we were downtown and walking to our destination. At first we could not find it but thankfully a nice gentlemen showed us where it was. Upon walking in, darkness with these bright lights paved our way. We sat down at the bar, but realized dancing did not start until 10pm. The bartender came over and said to us "we have a speakasy behind door #3" we were like WHAT! Let's go. So, we walked down the dark hallway and pushed open door #3 (hence the name) to find this super cool speakeasy bar. Dim lights, really modern decor, comfy suede chairs and best of all, some really great cocktails. If you are ever in Downtown Houston, I highly recommend you coming here. I promise you will have the best time. We did not stay for dancing.

The drinks are severely overpriced for what you get. The bar tenders are decent but the bouncers…read moreare terrible. Every time I have been with friends someone gets kicked out for a dumb reason and yesterday I was kicked out 30 minutes from close because I sat down on a bench outside and used my inhaler for my ASTHMA literally a life saving device, after being in the pit for over 30 minutes. He even knocked it out of my hand and I had to use my phone as a flashlight to find the pod while he stood over me and wouldn't let me go back inside to even find my dd or let my friend go into to find him. The staff is ableist and not understanding in the slightest and won't listen to reason even when you're even a little intoxicated. One of my other friends got kicked out one time for tripping. So I would only go here if you have no intention of having any type of human needs. I would also like to point out there was someone on the patio literally passed out on the patio that they deemed allowed to stay. I'm extremely disappointed in the staff for turning one of my favorite places in Houston into the worst experience I've ever had with a staff member at a bar or a club.

I had heard about this place for a couple of years but ended up going there with some friends on a…read moreFriday night and it was quite an interesting experience. For starters, this is located in the "other" midtown away from the trendy restaurants and bars and literally on the other side of the tracks south of Main. What I'm getting at is it's sketchy as hell. If you park on the street there, there is a pretty good chance it'll get broken into since the street lights have mysteriously been knocked out and you have a large homeless and/or druggie population wandering around. We had a large enough crowd that we decided to walk down there the couple of blocks. Getting in is also interesting since they give you the TSA treatment and get the metal detector out and ask you to empty your pockets while mean mugging you if you don't know which way the entrance is. Inside has the classic beatdown downtown warehouse decor but on the plus side, the AC works, the bathrooms are surprisingly clean (which is why I'm giving them 2 stars instead of 1), and in its own way is kind of welcoming if you're not into any of the trendy places. It kind of reminds me of how Houston's alternative scene was in the 90's...not sure what the kids call this nowadays. Then there is the music. It wasn't good. The sound system is muffled and the music selection was pop rock style from like 2007-2012 mostly so even though I am older, I can still say it was lame without sounding like that old guy who hates new stuff. I actually WANTED to hear new stuff and not what I would listen to on Pandora 15 years ago, but apparently the younger and alternative crowd seemed to like it. It's kind of like Numbers Night Club for people who don't like wearing black and think of the 2000's as their 80's? I gotta say though, despite having the scary walk and dealing with frowning security and bartenders who act like they're doing you a favor for letting you in, it's a great place for people watching.

It's amazing it has 3 different music rooms but they are all Spanish. It's still super fun if your…read morein town you must stop By.

This place is a scam. We paid for a reserved table, but just a few minutes after we sat down, the…read morestaff came over and moved us because another group was willing to pay more. At no point before or during the purchase were we told that our table could be taken away. It was extremely unprofessional and disappointing. If they can move paying customers simply because someone else offers more money, they don't value their customers. I would not recommend this place.

Ok I did t know what to expect as I entered the line of beautiful and handsome peeps waiting to…read moreenter Sekai. But I do know the music let me know this is a place to check out. The concrete shook from the crowd with mad energy from the DJ and MC. If you enjoy a pool party with bounce come to Sekai.

Thee worst night club in Houston. We went there for spring break . We purchased our tickets in…read moreadvance and they told us that when we get there everything will be easy to get in

Probably the worst place I think I've ever been to in terms of going to EDM concert recommend you…read moreavoid this place because the people there 1. Stink like shit 2. I had a drink poured on me from a person behind me and my girlfriend in which I don't know why but they had the audacity to say I stepped on their foot. How about you? Just get the fuck out of my face. This venue sucks. Do not go to it. I rate it one star

There were a lot of great things about this venue. The parking lot was super bright and only cost…read more$10 when I went on a Friday night. There was a guy at the parking lot entrance charging $10 and using a card reader, but there was also a sign in the parking lot that said parking was supposed to be $5 and had a pay station, so idk what that's about, but it didn't seem like a major issue. The venue entrance was basically in the parking lot. With someone there to check tickets/charge entrance all night, it felt like the parking lot would be safe since it was basically being monitored by the door people. The outdoor stage had a really nice vibe with lights and cute decor. I went for a specific dj playing on the 2nd floor though, so I went straight there and enjoyed the music. The ac was blasting on the dance floor. Best ac I've ever experienced at a venue. I don't even think I was sweating, which is unheard of. The sound was also the best out of any venue I've been to, but I was standing in the center of the dance floor with the speakers pointed at me from every direction. The sound wasn't as good outside of those speakers, but I don't remember it being bad. The drink I tried was good, strong, not watered down, but a little pricey. I think a whiskey sour was $16 for one of those smallish plastic cups. Service was quick though and I didn't notice long lines at the bar. Now, for the cons. It was really bright at times. I wish I brought sunglasses. The dance floor felt like it was gonna collapse. You could feel it bouncing up and down because of all the people jumping on it. It made me pretty anxious because of how unstable it felt. The people in the crowd can be too much. This can happen anywhere, but it felt like there were more socially unaware people than other venues because it's open later and probably attracts drunk people wanting to party longer than other venues allow. There were a lot more guys than girls. I'd say maybe 80%. Also a lot of tall people the specific night I went lol that made it even harder to see the dj because the dj booth isn't elevated for some reason. I know the ceiling is low, but PLEASE ELEVATE THE DJ BOOTH. People like to look at the dj, but most people couldn't see him. It makes a huge difference, especially if you're paying a lot for a ticket. All in all, though, the cons weren't that bad and the pros were great! This is now one of my favorite venues to see a dj! I just hope they elevate that dj booth!

So this is a good spot for indoor and outdoor vibe. The outdoor isn't that much but it's something…read more Now the outdoor part (when I was there) had food being served. As soon as you walk up the steps, it is going to smell good as hell! Nachos, jerk fries, things like that, made to order. There is a stage, there is a large bar (it has two sides to it), and some upstairs standing room to get off of the main floor. The music was good, everybody was pretty cool, even security was talking and chatting it up. It was a nice little vibe, except waiting in line to get in for as long as it took a comma I would recommend. The night that we went it was free before 11:00 or so, you got there a little before and as soon as we got to the front of line the guy cut off the free entry so that kind of sucked but that's not the end of the world. I was still suggest and recommend.

Tickets were free for the night before Thanksgiving. They had a bunch of Asian DJs lined up. It…read moredidn't get lit until after 1 AM. Even Johnny Dang made an appearance! Drink prices include tax and tip already, so it's easy peasy. Bartenders and bottle girls are nice. The venue is spacious, but you can't go up any of the stairs. They have bouncers and security at every corner literally. They have a man tending to the men's restroom, but the women's restroom is always empty. I love the mirror walls! Nicky Romero will be playing soon, so that will be something to look forward to!

Visited this bar during a bridesmaid bar crawl and had a great time. Between the quick service,…read moreintermittent bubble machine, music and decor this was our favorite stop of the night. I enjoyed the mix of music and everyone was very friendly. We started and ended our night here with two rounds of shots.

This little club in the heart of downtown Houston is awesome. The ambiance is so cool here. They…read moreplay 80s music and the vibe here is infectious! Since Etro is no longer open and the new place that took over there Sonderbar Internationale is not as much customer friendly, I definitely recommend this location if you're looking for great 80s vibes! My girlfriend and I visited about 2 weekend ago and had a blast. They don't serve food here it's primarily cocktails but you'll be sure to find food trucks or a pizza spot near them!

The staff at Rich's Houston is amazing!! They were so…read moreefficient and they make you feel like you're a part of the family

The 1 star is for the bartenders cuz they were fast and polite. The DJ repeated the music for an…read moreevent night. What if people are there since 10:30 when the event starts ? You gotta leave after an hour or you are stuck listening to songs on repeat. That's what happens when you don't hire good DJS. And we did pay $23 if we didn't buy the ticket days before. OMG AND NO RE ENTRY ? Someone was going to get towed so they left to move their car and weren't allowed re-entry. So nah. This place just wants to screw you.

This is a mediterranean bar and Grill. Don't let the outside the course stop you from going in…read more Once you're inside, it is transformed into something so aesthetically pleasing. This is one of the nicest bar and grills that I've been to as far as decor. they drink and food specials on different days of the week. I'm from Houston Texas, so I was visiting Atlanta and stopped in place. The customer service was amazing. Our hostess was very nice loved her. The drinks were good yet strong and the food was great as well. There were some items I personally did not like, but overall, I was very satisfied with the customer service and the food. The parking lot is pretty small but I believe they have a separate parking lot. I definitely recommend you give this place a try.

Great vibes good people amazing hookah service and liquor. High class place to be at in htownread more

5 stars is based on my Friday nights at Numbers. Sure, the drinks are Ok, the bathrooms are nasty,…read moreand the staff is not bending over backwards to be super friendly but hell, it's all about the music. I grew up in the late 80's as a young adult clubbing in New Orleans. Club Berlin, The Riviera, Scandals and of course Kenny Vincent's Southside. Oh, and a few trips to The Kingfish in Lake Martin (Lafayette) La. When I started visiting a friend of mine in Houston on a regular basis I started looking for a club we could visit and much to my delight I found Numbers. What a flash from the past! I'm 58 yrs old but every time I step on the dance floor listening to those old school club tunes I feel like I'm 20 again! Keep it up Numbers! I'm looking forward to my next visit :)

First time at Numbers & unfortunately a very disappointing experience…read more My friends and I paid to get in and were allowed inside. A few minutes later, we were kicked out and told we were "rude" and had been cutting the line, which was NOT true. We were also told that we had supposedly been told before entering that we couldn't go inside, which was confusing because we were allowed in, paid admission, and were even about to get drinks. I understand that a club has the right to refuse service, but I don't understand why we were allowed to enter and charged if we supposedly weren't permitted to be inside. We also weren't offered a refund after being kicked out and received no service. The white lady with purple hair who kicked us out was extremely rude and disrespectful. The way she spoke to us was completely unnecessary, and she made an already frustrating situation much worse instead of simply explaining what the issue was. She also recorded members of our group dancing without our notice, which I found uncomfortable. & I will admit that I became extremely frustrated and cussed at staff. I could have handled my frustration better. However, I still feel that the situation could have been handled much more professionally and respectfully, i genuinely felt like I was being treated unfairly. This was my first time at Numbers, and unfortunately it's not an experience that would make me want to come back at all.