Rise Rooftop is a great spot and I highly recommend it. The venue is really cool and the drinks are great as well. Everything at Rise was fantastic, i honestly was treated so well by these guys. They were cool from the front entrance line to the end. They even gave us tips on where else to visit in Houston. The sound system is great, they even have this cool retractable roof. I will 100% visit Rise again. 10 out of 10. read more

This is a nice place to hang out with friends and enjoy music and drinks . I want to say I had a good experience with only one bartender I don't remember his name but he works mostly at the inside bar with a beard (sorry )and I did have to buy a couple drinks different times. BE PREPARED TO GET DOUBLE CHARGED BY THE FEMALE BARTENDERS OUTSIDE for some strange reason the same drinks cost more outside and they're rude. Other than that parking available and valet. read more

Rise Rooftop - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

I am glad that a concept such as Rise Rooftop has come to Houston as I think there are few places quite like it. It does not only offer a great atmosphere for a night club but is also very uniquely artistic with murals of singers and iconic performance artists throughout the building. Rise also features 1 great DJ Booth and another large stage for live performances. Let's not forget the retractable $1M roof that allows for the show to go no matter the weather. With all of that + a beautiful and talented staff, this makes Rise a great new place to check out as we leave 2020 in the past. read more

This place was rocking NYE and i can not wait to see what 2021 has instore for them. It going to be shows and nights you dont want to miss.

I would give this place zero stars if I could. They continually defy the city's noise ordinance and are extremely rude to any of its neighbors who call about the noise. The surrounding apartment buildings are emptying out because of the noise from this place. I love Midtown but now have to move because this bar decided to be the worst neighbor. Not only with the noise but with the people that it brings to this neighborhood. read more

I went to rise rooftop this past Friday...I never valet my car because I don't trust people to drive my baby. When I got there I decided to go ahead a valet, I walked my car before they took with a employee and explained that the car is lowered and to be extra careful with the tires, they drive my car off, later I noticed my car was parked in a different place, the right driver front tire is inches next to a light pole. Which I thought was weird considering it was a empty parking lot. I looked over the car and notice the driver front tire has been curb checked and the Michelin letters are rashed and peeling off. The valet people denied everything...not only is it their job to take car of my car, but when I walk my car with them and ask to be extra careful and it gets damaged, then you tell me to kick rocks, move my car from its original location, the guy that drove it mysteriously disappears, as part of your cover up...I'm never going to this place again... read more

a bar tender stole my drunk friend's debit card and charged a bunch of stuff to it the next day. So unprofessional, this was our first time coming here. The vibes were off the second we got in. Not a good establishment. They charge 20$ for them to go park your car in a different parking garage that charges 5$. AND THEN THEY STEAL YOUR CARD!! read more

Card was stolen by a bartender,they never came back and dodged me every time I tried to get their attention. Also parking is over 20 dollars for you to wait about 30 minutes when you need it. Terrible service from the bouncers to the bartenders. Tipped valet around midnight and they said it was their first of the night.. no surprise. Awful experience and more expensive than almost every other club or night life experience in Houston area. read more

This place is just awful. I have been here twice and the first time was scary and gross. The staff is awful and rude, if your being hit on and your not interested they treat you like your not there. Our buddy bought a table and they treated everyone like dogs. The bouncer was rude and uptight he gave us a hard time in letting us in even though we were on the guest list. I will never come here again it's been 6 months since the last time I went to this spot and now I remember why I stayed away. Just satiating my opinion but this is not a classy fun spot. Oh and some drunk guy tried to hit on us and the min a guy stood up for us he tried fighting all of us and had his buddies try to jump us and I got punched in the nose and the staff did absolutely nothing. read more

Rise Rooftop - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

I am giving this place one star because a lower option does not exist. One of the few things I hate in this world are racists, and that's EXACTLY what Proof is. RACIST. Been hearing a lot about this Proof bar recently, how it's growing popular and the hot spot to go to for nightlife. But the rumors are also accompanied by complaints on how they are racists and make up bullshit excuses to not let people of certain ethnicity in. Especially Asians. But seeing how some of my Asian friends have gotten in before, I decided to give it a try. And these complaints were proven correct! So I dropped by Saturday night with my girlfriend and two other (Asian) friends. Our group consisted of two guys and two girls, an even guy-to-girl ratio. Line was very short. Some people were hanging around the front of the line, and several were let inside without waiting. I thought it was pretty normal for bouncers to let in people they know. I looked ahead of the line to see a pretty mixed crowd of people. But as time passed on, people began to leave the line, one group after another. And not surprisingly, ALL THESE GROUPS WERE ASIAN. What everyone that was rejected was being told was that you can only get in with a reservation at this time. We of course did not have a reservation. But neither did the group in front us, consisting of two black chicks and a Hispanic dude, nor with the group behind us, consisting of several white dudes and one white chick, had a reservation as well when we informed them. I thought to myself - well I guess nobody is getting in. WRONG. After the group in front of us was told about the reservation only policy, they were let in even though they mentioned loud and clear that they did not have one. Then came our turn. After being told the reservation policy, WE WERE GESTURED TO LEAVE THE LINE. And so I did. I left the line, but did not leave the vicinity of the area, just so I could turn back and see what would happen to the several white guys and the white chick behind us. THEY WERE LET IN. Bottom line is. This place is indeed RACIST, and I will never come back again. read more

I DO NOT RECOMMEND. They turn a lot of people away giving any ridiculous reason. My group had to tip the bouncer $100 to get in and when we got in, it wasn't even packed. The only reason we tipped was because we were there for a good friend's birthday. They had plenty of room to fit everyone in the place. They like to create a line and let people think its really packed when the place is half empty. Here are the reasons they gave us for not letting us in before we tipped: 1. have to wear a collared shirt 2. have to be "25+ years old" (we were all 25+ so that excuse didn't even work) 3. guys HAVE to get bottle service in order to get in 4. and then they like to cut you off right in the middle of your group of friends to make you tip to get in. DON'T VALET, all they do is drive your car across the street and park in that lot. There are plenty of other bars/clubs that are way better. Couple of my friends ended up wasting their money parking in the lot because they couldn't get in. Just avoid this place at all cost. I DO NOT RECOMMEND. read more

Went there for a friend's birthday about a week ago. My boyfriend wasn't let in. Trust me, my bf does not dress "ghetto" or whatever they thought, I think he just looks too Mexican. Sounds stupid, I know, but it's what I believe. I saw many "hipsters" in clothing way more laid-back than my bf's, but whatever. Was looking forward to a fun night and even paid for valet for first time ever. What a waste. Yelp states attire as Trendy. Hope you're trendy enough for them. Only giving a star bc I must. read more

Got harassed by men and thrown on the ground then thrown out immediately for "underage drinking" when i hadn't had a drink the entire time, i tried to explain that i was getting hit by these men and the bouncers and police didn't care, just got told that if i stayed i'd get my face kicked in and harassed and told by the men outside that it was my fault. Would not recommend for women EVER. they do not care about your safety and will protect the men there who hurt you. Zero stars if i could, will be reaching out to management ASAP. read more

Blatant racism. Not worth the effort. They hired an asian bouncer there just so they can turn away asians easier. A few weekends ago, we had to tip the asian bouncer $80 to get in, at that time it was somewhat crowded and we were a group of 5 guys (2 asian 2 indian 1 white) so we thought the tip was fine. Last night though the place was completely dead when we went 11ish, absolutely no line at all and I was just going with one other friend. Me and my friend both asian were turned away telling us we can only get in if we buy a bottle... BS... If you dont want out money, then we're not spending it there.. For sure I'm not tipping you to get in when its clearly dead inside.. read more

The bartenders inside were nice and served everyone in order and promptly. However, the door guy and the manager are not so nice. They have a girl-guy ratio that they have to meet and won't let guys in if they aren't with girls. Actually, if you're not white or with someone who looks white, good luck getting in. I hate to say this but this place belongs on Washington to rot. My friends had to pay the door guy to let people in. Why? This isn't Vegas or Miami. This isn't going to fly with the party people of Houston. There are so many other places in Houston to have a good time where we don't have to "grease" anyone to get in. That's why stupid Washington clubs are failing. Places like Drinkery and Wonder Bar in midtown are thriving because everyone at those establishments are friendly and don't discriminate. Tip to the owners of Proof: most of the people going out on this city are of color. Don't discriminate and you won't get a bad rep. If you don't want minorities in your establishment, move to Dallas. Houston is a city full of people who want to have a good time without worrying about stupid door guys and ratios. read more

Proof is proof there is hope, after all, for Houston night life. Let's be honest with ourselves here for a moment, every pocket of Houston has its stereotypes of clientele... from the bros, the hipsters and even the not-so-infamous fickle 500. I have heard it all and you, Houstonians, have chosen to accept it for what it is. Proof has chosen to go against the stereotypes and just be an all-around fun bar in midtown... quite the business model, eh. This past weekend while in town with my lady and some other elites, we decided to hit proof to meet with a childhood friend. I have been to proof when It was a something else (the roof? Someone refresh my memory here) and I remember a large patio.. that's it. Once up the stairs, you're almost hit with a fork in the road; do I want to dance or do I want to chill on the patio.... That is the million dollar question. We opted for the patio which had space heaters, fully stocked bars, a DIVERSE group of patrons and efficient staff. Tis the season where the weather drops and the wind-chill picks up, but we were nice and comfortable considering we were on a roof downtown. As previously mentioned, the crowd was your typical midtown, gay, straight, blue, green, black... doesn't matter. Everyone came together and nobody blinked an eye; I even saw a guy in head-to-toe ed hardy and nobody hackled him; it feels like as if I travelled back in time to LA circa 2001 when it was the norm. the bar staff was quick and served up a stiff drink when good choices in beer on tap. Overall, refreshing. That moment when you walk in and say to yourself "wow, a bar in midtown not filled to the brim with d-bags... I can dig it". If you give yourself a nice breezy Houston night + proof, you have a good time on your hands whether you're looking for a chill night out or to shake what your mama gave ya. Keep it classy, never trashy Houston. read more

I have never been so disrespected and upset as I have been in this place. This random girl wanted to take a shot-- so we go to the bar and the bartender literally says "your people don't tip so you can't have the drink unless you pay" it became a huge deal and she kept referring to "my people" yet me and my boyfriends tab was not even closed at this Time. Literally I will never go back here. I don't care what others do, you cannot judge meeee based on that. I was previously a waitress, and now a nurse! and I tip waaaay over 25% so to just judge me due to my color and my "friends" is unacceptable. Super sad. Used to like this place. The "manger" came over to talk to us and apologize yet that rude women still works there I'm sure. I can't. Bye. read more

We went here on a Friday Good atmosphere inside, and the bartenders are great...the DJ played good music! I genuinely liked this spot. The one criticism I have is the doucey door guys! If you're a guy and especially if you're African American They will pick any reason to deny you entry, but of course money talks... If you can make it past the Berlin Wall of door guys then you will definitely have a good night! read more

It's a fun setting , good security! Went there for a concert and it was great. Clean bathrooms too.

I will never return here. My friend and I carpooled here for a friend's birthday. We are both girls and it was our first time here. We came around 1:00am, and there was a line. While waiting in line, we witnessed the bouncer letting people cut the line and rejecting others. I don't understand why there was even a line at that time? The bar was huge and could have simply accomodated the ~20 people in line, especially since more people were LEAVING the place than they were letting in. Asian bouncer was sexist. There was a group of Asians in front of us and he only let the girls of the group go in while the guys had to wait. Anyway, we didn't get inside until 1:30 and if it wasn't for my friend's birthday, we would have just left. Skip the line and go somewhere else! read more

Awesome atmosphere, great bartenders. It's a really stylish and cool lounge type bar. But.... It's extremely racist and I will never go back. I went here on my birthday and we got a table with bottle service. We were there ahead of a number of my friends, who, when they arrived were not allowed in (despite the bar being nearly completely empty at the time). My friends had to call me, as the doorman was demanding our party name, even after giving the name of my friend who had made the reservation. The door man still would not let them in. I went downstairs to see what was going on, only to be told I needed to have a general manager confirm our reservation before they could come in. I went back upstairs where I found the member of the staff with whom we made the reservation, and he walked downstairs to my friends (who were being verbally harassed by the doorman) and got them in. The door guy demanded to know how many more we were expecting so I said about six or seven. He told me to make sure they're dressed better than the people he just left in (they were in black vnecks and nice jeans because they had gotten off work at The Fish in midtown earlier). However with one scan around the bar when we got up to the top we saw at least ten other people there in extremely casual tshirts with pictures on them, sneakers and jeans. So we thought this would be the end of the issues, we straightened out the party confusion. WRONG. After a few more of my friends arrived (with similar difficulty and harassment at the door) we were told by one of the staff member with whom we made the reservation that he could not allow in any more of my friends because: "honestly if we keep letting more of your group in it will become a racial issue." I am a white female. A number of people in my party were Asian, so all of our suspicions about the door personnel being racist were confirmed by that one statement. The previous week I saw the door guy kick at least twenty people out of line in front of me for "dress code" and when I got to the front I was allowed in in MY black vneck and jeans (I had just gotten off work at The Fish that night). So I based my entire birthday night off the idea that I was allowed in the week before in the EXACT same clothing as a few of my friends. Not to mention the fact we spent a minimum of $500 on bottle service, a reserved space, and drinks, so one would assume they would treat us right. All the bartenders and waitresses up top were great, super nice, attentive... The door staff and GM were the issue. Such a waste of an awesome space and the potential for a fun new place to party in midtown. read more

Girls night out! We self parked our cars in the street and the valet guys ran over and told us to pay them. They said it was for them to guarantee our cars wouldn't get towed. What a lame excuse to hustle us of our money. It wasn't difficult to get in, but I wasn't feeling the vibe here. There weren't many people and my girls and I wanted to chill before we hopped to another bar so we got a few drinks. The bartender was friendly and fast.. no problems there. We tried to find a place to grab a seat and noticed that every seating area had a reserved sign. No one was sitting there so we sat down, but was immediately asked to remove ourselves. No one came for a good hour! Those tables were just vacant! Calm down.. We don't have infectious viruses on our butts. We just wanted to sit and enjoy our drinks instead of standing the whole time. The only good things about this place are the bartenders and the "I love you" sign. Other than that, you're not missing out if you've never been here. read more

I hate going to places where the entry requirements are not set in stone. Places that would deny you because you're not wearing the right type of shoes, the right type of shirt, or wearing the right type of skin color. You know those places. Well, Proof lounge will not deny you based on your race, and I don't know what will allow you to get in or or get denied at the door at any given night. My guess is if you're driving a car that cost north of $40k, valet at the lot, and wearing some shirt showing off your Gucci belt and your LV wallet, you'll always get in. But for guys like me who love wearing his (nice) t-shirts, it's really a hit or miss. The last time I was here, I was initially denied entry because supposedly they didn't allow anyone with a t-shirt in. At the time I was wearing a nice t-shirt, dress shoes, and a pair of premium jeans. My friend whom I was with was wearing a nice dress shirt and also a pair of dress shoes. However, as we walked away the bouncer flashed his flashlight toward us and allowed us in anyway. Cover charge was $10 (There's always a cover charge to get in here and hence, this is not one of my favorite places to go in midtown), and guess what? TONS of guys were wearing T-shirts. I even saw a couple of guys who wore t-shirt, SHORTS and FLIP FLOPS! For a place that tries to be "upscale" and denied entry to someone dressing decent, why would you allow someone in shorts and flip flops in? What criteria do they use to determine who gets in and who doesn't? Race? I doubt it. I'm Asian, and for anyone who's been here, there's always tons of Asians frequenting this place. Looks? Obviously premium jeans and dress shoes are better than shorts and flip flops. Whatever the bouncer feels like? Most probably. If you manage to get in and don't mind paying the cover charge, you could probably have a good time here. They do offer hookah, a pretty good vibe, and lots of people dressing nicely for people watching. But personally, I hate not being sure about whether or not I could get in to anywhere. Especially places that would require me to pay to get in. Unless my friends want to celebrate something at Proof lounge, I think I'll hang out somewhere else. There's plenty of places that are much less pretentious around. read more

Up until last night, my only experience at Proof was during happy hours organized by my coworkers during week nights. It's usually dead, the music is questionable unless one of us gets the jukebox and the drinks are pricey for how mediocre they are. The bartenders are hit or miss and can usually be found talking to each other or looking at their phones instead of being attentive and seeing if someone needs another drink. Last night was the first time I went to Proof on a Saturday night with my boyfriend and two other friends. We started at Leon's Lounge and my friends decided they wanted to see what was happening at Proof. We were casually dressed, my boyfriend was in a t-shirt and jeans and I had a blouse, jeans and Toms like flats. I'm assuming when we got to the line (the fact that there is a line to get in is laughable) to get in that two of us were allowed in because we were females. When it came to my boyfriend and my other friend, their licenses were scrutinized, my friend got in, and another guy came up to my boyfriend to loudly tell him they were only letting him because he was with a "beautiful lady" and to wear a collared shirt next time. Ok, that's fine, we weren't prepared for it so we overlooked the "dress code". Once inside, the crowd is the complete opposite of what I want to be around. People that want to be seen. Lots of "Housewives of [insert city]" type women and guys who think dressing well means an ill-fitting button up tucked into ill-fitting jeans. We also saw many t-shirts, v-necks and even a guy in a tank top and shorts. How exactly did those guys get in? We made our way to the outside bar. I had to stare at a bartender to get her attention once again and got a subtle eye roll when I gave her my order. I decided to close my tab as soon as I got my drinks. We found the least crowded spot possible, yet there was still someone nudging my back the whole time we were there. The music was mostly Rihanna and Pitbull, which is fine when I'm appropriately inebriated, but I wasn't, so it was annoying. Bad dancing inside, older white males standing around outside, sloppy girls that look like they belong in a Yaz commercial were crawling all over. We all chugged our overpriced beverages and went back to Leons. read more

Point #1: You literally will be on a roof and so when it gets humid, hot, and nasty, guys you will feel all that. Point#2: This place gets pack, I am talking a good 10-15min. Making line before going in. Point#3: It's a "good" chill place. There's a mini dance floor and well it's... a patio environment. Service is not bad and if you just want to hang around with friends and have a few drinks check it out! However!! The bouncers are something else!! They just want money!! They kill the mood! read more

Proof has four things I hate most at bars/lounges/clubs: Overly crowded, slow service, long line to the restroom ALL NIGHT LONG, and sweaty people (I don't mind if there's distance between them and I, but that wasn't the case). It took me almost half an hour to get my drinks and to walk across the patio to get to the other side while holding 2-3 drinks and trying not to spill it. I'm a tiny girl so trying to squeeze through everyone was almost impossible. On top of that, there's no AC!! Granted, there were fans at every corner, but it wasn't sufficient enough for the 98409495304 people that were there. My watered down Johnny walker was the last straw! Summer nights at proof bar is like hell. Maybe I'll come back and give this place a second chance during winter. read more

This place is epically weird. I had to wait in a line for 15 minutes to get in, then when I finally make it upstairs the place is half empty! Just trying to create the look/feel of a busy establishment I guess. On the positive side there were plenty of places to sit and the decor was nice. The DJ's selection of music was a little strange and the dance floor was hotter than hell because it was just open to the hot Houston air but still made for a good night. read more

Really was disappointed after booking and reserving bottle service next to stage to see my wife's favorite band only to find out owner took our table. Way to treat customers jerk! read more

Ever since the owners changed they've been so strict on letting people inside.the bouncers only let their butt buddies in and even if you have reservations you still have to wait in line.the line moves at a glacier pace and even the side line;also known as "if you know someone stand here" area. Pros of coming here they do have great DJs and the promoter George Salas is a good guy,the new owner is very outgoing and listens to any compliments or concerns you may have about his place. read more

Rise Rooftop - The stupid long line that doesn't move - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Houston, Texas

Great atmosphere and good for large events, but mediocre drinks. Although it's not unheard of to encounter pricey drinks in Houston, I wasn't extremely satisfied with the bar and the options. I have been to two events that were hosted for ~100 people and have had a great time at Proof. I don't think I've had anything remarkable at the bar, but I haven't ever been disappointed by a drink. The main attraction for the bar is most likely the iconic "I Love You" sign that sits near the back of the rooftop by the DJ and dance floor area. The rooftop design is wonderful because it's large and offers a lot. The rooftop has four main areas: the entrance with some seating, the main rooftop area with a dance floor, the sofas and tables on the far side of the rooftop, and the large bar area under the roofing. Depending on where you are, the atmosphere is a bit different, which makes it a good place to hang out for a bit. Overall, it's a fun place to get together with a lot of people, you should snap a few pics at the "I Love You" sign, and it's decent for a rooftop bar. However, I wouldn't decide to go to Proof for the drinks. read more

Waited in the Houston heat in line to get in. I was sweating so much. So think of my surprise when the bouncers let us in to the club and it was upstairs in a converted rooftop parking lot. And it was outside. Snobby service and terrible venue. read more

This place is the worse!!!!! The "I love you" sign is the only thing nice about this place...but that's about all. Bouncer expects guys to tip him. Says it's crowded inside, so guys would have to buy a bottle or tip. Let's be serious, it was not crowded... THEIR VALET SERVICE IS THE WORSE!!! They damaged my sister's car, and didn't want to pay for it! If you decide to valet your car, best bet is to take a picture of it before. I hate this place so much that I would NOT be returning, EVER! read more

Proof is a great concept. But unfortunately over the past 2 years it's gotten pretty wack. The crowd is a lot of young people and the servers seem to all be in a bad mood. The hookah is an absolute JOKE. The guy who runs the hookah is nice and he tries to help, but the pipes and hoses are cheap shit and you get no clouds. Also, the flavors are weak. Don't waste your time going here, too many other enjoyable places in Houston. read more

If Proof is the direction in which Houston nightlife is headed, I'm excited and terrified at the same time. The whole experience reminded me of my night at Marquee in Vegas, and if you know of which I speak, that either excites you or sends you running for the hills. David N.'s review sums up Proof as good as I could write it up, so I'll direct you there to start. Currently, Proof seems to be going for trendy-chic lounge with its "patio" area, and trendy-chic nightclub with its "bar" area. There's also a small enclave upstairs with arcade games and a pool table, presumably the unmentioned hipster-divey area where the line for bathrooms runs slightly shorter. If you're planning on coming to Proof at midnight on a weekend, I pity your wait in line if you don't have a connection to get you in. All outdoor seating was basically "reserved" for table service. We witnessed multiple parties get booted to the curb in favor of those requesting bottles. I will say service was good and remarkably consistent (unlike absolute travesties like Ei8ht). If enjoying claustrophobic bar service is your thing, you'll absolutely love the one a.m. crowd here. Trying to get anything done at the small indoor bar is sisyphean in nature. The outdoor bar (beer and shots only) is much faster, but cash only. Overall, Proof is a great see-and-be-seen bar that massively benefits from perfect weather nights like this past weekend. Assuming you're not a nightlife addict, it's a solid spot for the once-in-a-while trendy night out. Its status as a newly minted hot spot in Houston bodes well for its future, but it'll be interesting to see if Proof can brave the summer heat and continue chugging along as a plus bar (and, err, patio). read more

0 of 5, if i could...Worst ever...low class...we drove 40 min for promised tickets at the door...nope...the argumentative A-holes at the door didn't even want to bother finding our tix...we refused to pay the cover on general principle...never again...i hope you change ownership 5 times in the next 5 years, like all the other poorly run bars in this area. GFY, Rise Rooftop. read more

My friends suggested this place after dinner for my birthday. I had a great time but ended up so hot and sticky afterwards... We arrived around 1030 PM on Friday. No line and not too crowded. My friends found us a nice seating area. Drinks are relatively cheap... most well drinks costs between $6-$8. That Friday night was incredibly humid. There were fans blowing but it seemed like they were blowing in only one direction. I would not want to come here during summer! Luckily it's getting cooler now. Early on only house music was playing which I'm not really into. By midnight they were playing more top 40 and hip hop. Valet is about $8 but look around for street parking first! read more

Food truck on the roof of a 3 story bar? You'll find that at Proof. Came here Saturday night with a few friends, and I must say it was FUN! There was a good mix of people there, and it got really crowded so we did bottle service (a bit expensive). The waitress was pretty much non existent when she dropped off our bottle, too bad for her since we could have done 2 bottles if she cared enough to pay attention to us. The DJ was great! He worked the crowd very well and had me dancing all night. Overall it was a great experience to be out and about! read more

If I could give it no stars I would... Very disappointed with this place... My family and I went to watch some cover bands there on Sunday, April 25th... Got there super early so we could get a table... About 15 minutes into the concert, the waitress came and told us we had to move because someone j bought the table... How do you do that if a whole family is already sitting there... Well, that's how they do business, so we moved... We ended up getting a stand up table because someone was leaving... Not even 5 minutes later, we were told we had to move again because that table was bought as well... We asked to speak to management, turns out everyone there was the manager... Horrible service, rude waitresses... Needless to say, we will not be back!!! If you don't want to be treated like you don't matter, DON'T GO THERE!!!! read more

I had been hearing about this place for some time now and finally ended up going for a friends birthday this past Friday night. I arrived around midnight and there was quite a line out there. But it was only me so one of the girls at the front said if I signed up with my email for a birthday special that I could walk right in and thats what I did. Im assuming if your by yourself or its a group of girls you won't have any issues getting in. There was a good crowd once I got upstairs. There's a nice outdoor patio with some seating and they have fans out there so the heat isn't too terrible to be standing outside. The bar is inside and it wasn't as crowded as other places I've been to in Houston. A vodka/water is $6. There was small dance floor area inside. I didn't go into the restroom so I can't give my opinion on that and noticed there was a staircase for another level but didn't check it out. The music was good it ranged from Pop and EDM mostly and believe I heard some old school hip hop. I had fine time with my friends and would definitely come back again. read more

Boris show was way to crowded even for pre-covid expectations! My first time at this venue and it was immobilizing. Thank god it was an artist I may never see again so of course it was worth it, but VIP would have been worth it also had I have known! I agree valet could improve but they are kind towards customers and just trying to efficiently communicate with each other which can come off a little aggressive & unclear. At the end of the night we paid them $40 to park my car 3 blocks down, had to wait in line to get my keys then walk 3 blocks down to my car myself...which was silly. But that really isn't an issue to ruin the experience. I would also recommend an upgrade in the sound first and foremost and perhaps a different staging set up (or stop selling of tixs earlier if they're going to sell out. This is just my opinion. Won't be back unless they get lucky enough to book a another crazy good rare artist read more