Zoe I.

Very hospitable on check in! Heads up- no outside food or bev allowed, had to put my water bottle back in the car but they were good about filling water requests. Got the dine and play combo- worth it for the prices of each individually. Probably wouldn't go again for food, but experience is a one and done kind of deal! The good: -Great spot for corporate or group events, dates -Loved the courses and tech on the top, the ski and library themes course -got the miso salmon entree, salmon was great! -had mocktail options, pretty good The not so good: -the course on the first floor was not as well maintained, tech was broken -for my entree, the ginger rice was a bit undercooked and the green beans had a couple stems tossed in to it. Couldn't finish the rice -pickled on the miso salmon were too vinegary- I winced taking a bite. -cocktails were pricey for what we got, took a bit of time to come out.

Rachel S.

I had a great time Mini golfing here! They have three courses here with various levels of difficulty. The conservatory is fairly easy and the ski trip one is relatively tough. The library was very cute and peaceful. We got the eat and play combo which allows unlimited play time and a free meal. I really enjoyed the theming of the courses. They were really detailed, cute and well designed. In the later evening the bars open and employees will come around to check on you and take drink orders. They use little tv screens to record the score, but we found that library and ski trip ones weren't working, so we used a small paper score card instead. The meal was good! Service can be a bit slow. But the food was quite excellent!! I recommend coming in the early afternoon, it was basically abandoned. We had the whole place to ourselves!

Helene S.

Fun team building experience. Went for an event work event. Signage in the lobby and the hostess directed our group to where light bites were set up. Climbed the stairs to the private space reserved for our Women in Medicine party. The high tops and cozy couches were great. The food was also very good. Chicken sliders, chips with guacamole, veggie spring rolls and veggies pizza. Nice touch to bring to go boxes for lunch the next day as there still was quite a bit of food out as we finished the networking event. I had a sparking water with lemonade for my non-alcoholic beverage. The Lodge mini golf course was so cute. Got a few 2s, but some of the holes were impossible for our group of four. Still fun as were fumbled our way through the course. Team building for sure. Loved the Halloween creepy decorations that were still out. The bar was quite decked out for the holidays, but will come down in a day or two as it was already November when we had our event. Free parking was available in the lot across the street. Sort of a challenge to find the entry, but this also created a second layer of team building as I directed my lost colleagues how to enter. Loved this event, but if you were headed here for a date, the mini golf seems a bit steep. $18 for 9 holes. There are 1/2 mini golf after dark specials that pop up from time to time.

Nancyrae S.

We popped into their seasonal Holly Jolly pop up tonight. Important to note: - RSVP is required, and is 90 minutes - but wasn't enforced - $22pp - Parking in the area is terrible so plan ahead for parking issues or car share Our RSVP was 6pm. Plenty of table top and bar seating was available - at this time.Decor was over the top as you would expect for this seasonal event, with plenty of photo ops! They have a select menu for the holly jolly party, but their entire menu is available. We had the Jolly Pear 75 - highly recommend. I would caution against the Toasted Marshmallow - unless you like knowing the waitstaff actually blows on your food. I watched one specific server light the marshmallows - for the toasted effect - then blow multiple times on the marshmallows - to put the flame out. The party next to us witnessed the same thing. So...that was yuck. Also noticed one of the bartenders playing with her hair, while behind the bar, then proceeding to make drinks - wo washing her hands. So decor and overall people vibe was fun. Waitstaff behavior complete turnoff...which makes going back highly unlikely.

Michari L.

I've visited The Pottery before, but this time I came for their Holly Jolly Holiday Pop-Up Bar, and wow... it blew me away. My friends and I went right before Thanksgiving, and the moment you walk onto the first floor, you're fully transported into Christmas. The space is decked out--ornaments everywhere, twinkling lights, Christmas trees in every corner, and holiday music from every decade. It feels magical. And the themed food? Surprisingly delicious. My boyfriend and I arrived first and grabbed drinks while we waited. He ordered the Sugar & Spice Old-Fashioned, and I tried the Toasted Marshmallow. Mine tasted like a cozy cup of boozy hot chocolate--warm, sweet, and perfect for the season. Our deal included two free drinks, so those were on the house. Later, I ordered the North Pole Mule, which was a refreshing cold drink and honestly one of my favorites of the night. Once our friends arrived, we dove into food. We shared the Christmas Charcuterie Board--the cranberry jam on it was such a standout. I ordered the Cranberry Bacon Jam Sliders, which had good flavor but could've used a little more sauce to tie it all together. But the star of the night? The Smokehouse Mac & Cheese. We loved it--like, loved loved loved it. Our server, Denise, was amazing--super friendly, attentive, and always available to answer our questions or make recommendations. Overall, we had a wonderful experience at The Pottery's Holly Jolly Pop-Up. If you're looking for something festive, fun, and delicious this holiday season, I highly recommend checking it out. I believe it runs from November 22nd through mid-December, so take advantage while you can! Definitely add the Holly Jolly Pop-Up to your holiday plans.

Sydney H.

Really great place me and my BFF and bf came here and we played all three levels and the library was my favorite you can get drinks and have a restaurant inside and then they have games outside. We didn't have the food but just drank water lol the service was great as well , this is a good date night place.

Allison K.

Heads up: this is mainly a review for Frankenstein's mad scientist cocktail lab (that's hosted inside of Puttery) I went with my friends the weekend after Halloween which was also the last day that Puttery was offering the Frankenstein cocktail lab experience. Unfortunately, I can't say I'd recommend it. We had reservations for roughly about a month in advance and when we arrived, we were told that they ran out of activated charcoal (which was the main feature of some drinks) and no dry ice which is also part of the experience. That being said, I decided to get the 'It's Alive' drink which was recommended by the server when I asked for the sweetest cocktail. The drink was topped off with club soda upon request and it was a nice beverage overall. Thankfully, they comped a round of drinks for my group due to the shortage so I ended up ordering the Divination which was also a good choice but I enjoyed 'It's Alive' better. Afterwards, my group was able to do a little bit of putt putt since it was running towards the end of the night and it wasn't too busy. Putt putt was fun and my group had a good time. Overall, the service was good and the Halloween decorations were on point but both the food and drinks were quite expensive and it wasn't anything special enough for my friends and I to visit again next year.

Rachel S.

This place is awesome! We heard about it from a friend and decided to check it out on a Friday night. Some folks had reserved the first floor for a Halloween party but we were still able to get drinks on the second floor and check out all the courses. Parking was easy, we snagged some street parking across from the building. We walked in and purchased the all access wristbands to check out all the courses. We made our way upstairs and loved the vibe - great music, a lively bar with many places to sit and lounge if you're taking a break between courses. We grabbed a couple drinks - the Tranquilizer was our absolute fave! It was fruit-forward, creamy and delicious. We were able to carry our drinks along the course. We made our way through all 3 courses - they were all so fun! My favorite was the Ski-themed one - some of those stations were really tough but we had a blast trying them out. You can keep score by marking on the tablets by each station. After some intense rounds, J. was declared the winner but I was a close second! A few of the courses had stations where the tablet wasn't working, but they had paper and pencil available if you wanted to mark your score. For a Friday night, it was predictably pretty busy but we didn't have to wait too long between each station. This is an awesome mini golf spot, the best I've been to so far! I really like that you can play the courses multiple times and the variety of themes. Their drinks are also phenomenal! As I was writing this review I saw on their website that they offer a Happy Hour which I'm definitely going to try - after all, the Tranquilizer is an option on there. Definitely check this place out!

Tina T.

Had the worst experience tonight at Frankenstein Mad scientist lab at the Houston Puttery tonight. Upon arrival although the ambience was cool, the place was designed so cool, and it was very themed the service was really poor they constantly forgot to bring me my order when I had ordered and the quality of food was extremely poor and very cold. I would suggest for you to save your money and not try this experience and also to not trust the ads on social media for this place. This place needs to invest a lot in training personnel in customer service as that's what makes or break a business. I do not believe I will be back.

Colette M.

Didn't try the food, but enjoyed the 3 mini golf courses--2 upstairs and one downstairs. Service was, poor--but ok at the bar itself--you must go to bar to order. Glasses were piled up everywhere along the courses no one bothered to pick up--like about 30-40 empty glasses/drinks, which is a bit much to just have lying around. Would've enjoyed this more if there wasn't children around (about 5-6 in front of us), but that's just me. I prefer adulting in adult places. I'm sure it gets busy at night so I'd suggest going earlier in the day. Cute ambiance, very large place, overpriced drinks. I did enjoy myself though, its just very pricey--be prepared to spend no less than $100

Shermika H.

First date night here and it was bomb! Such a vibe and it was really fun night out. The library area was dope af and prolly the easier one for me. Until the drinks kicked in. We even took some really cute pictures and the lady brought back every last one in a pretty frame lol $20 only cash if you want it. We kicked it in the swings for a bit upstairs too

Mynika C.

Review from September. I went to Puttery to celebrate my 35th and I had a blast! It was my first time here and I appreciated the chill vibe and the wonderful service. It wasn't uncomfortably packed, however there were a few larger groups that were also celebrating. The price point was reasonable as well, which is much appreciated. This is definitely a place I'd return to. We ordered a bottle of Prosecco and indulged in mimosas. Additionally, I had an espresso martini! It was on point! Worth it and definitely going back!