This place is a great chill spot to get good music & hookah in an adult environment. They had free…read morefried rice when I went, but I'm not sure what their food situation is like. The spot is clean nicely decorated, & look at those Basquiat's that get to grace our eyeballs while chilling. I forgot the bartenders name that served me while there, but she was super friendly & welcoming. Great addition to Houston's vast entertainment scene.

Great ambience, the service from Tam was amazing and the music was fire. I recommend everyone…read morecoming to check out Living Room.

This place was actually not what I expected. I went originally for a salsa and Bachata dance class…read more I ended up showing up way early, so I got food ahead of time. They have a limited menu but everything is pretty healthy or a late bite to eat. I ended up getting the margarita pizza which is a wood fired pizza and it was delicious! I got two drinks while I was Ciao Bella and the blackberry mule. Both were delicious but the Ciao Bella was my favorite. the class was very fun easy to learn, and the instructor was very patient with us the class was almost like a speed dating event because you do a little bit of the lesson and then they clap and you move onto the next partner but it's open to couples as well if you don't want to switch. The bar space is actually pretty small but the outdoor patio is the main event. That's where everyone hangs out and dances.

Dropped in here at Ivy for a quick catch up lunch with a friend. The vibe of the restaurant is very…read morecutesy and quaint. The inside seating is nice and cozy with good music and the patio/rooftop is very nice. The cocktail menu has some variation for most palettes and are all reasonably priced. I ordered the Roma which was very good. The bubbles from the kombucha give it a nice subtle effervescence. The spiced rum and blood orange mesh very well together making for a great drink. My friend ordered the Lavender Cucumber Collin's. This drink didn't really put the lavender on the forefront which lead to it getting lost by the cucumber, same for the crème de violets, absent. The drink was overall refreshing and tasty to her standards. She let me know it was quite strong also, which she prefers. She also ordered the kale Caesar and really enjoyed it. It was perfectly sauced to her liking. Service was okay. Looks like there was only 2 people working for a midday shift around 2 o clock. But no complaints. Salad and drinks came out pretty quickly. The place was pretty empty, definitely looks like I could hold a nice little crowd. Overall a solid 4 stars and warrants a repeat visit so I can try out the food and appetizers.

We always enjoy our visits here, which don't happen often enough. There is a small parking lot…read morewhich we tend to be lucky in getting the last spot every visit. Theres a beautiful patio and a small amount of seating inside. The bartenders are always super friendly and welcoming. Every cocktail has been crafted expertly and is perfection. No food but is next to becks prime if you're feeling like a burger.

Tucked next to the Becks and out of sight off of Westheimer, it's a small classy dive bar with a…read morecool owner in Louie and some nice bartenders. As you walk in, you'll be greeted by the 70's/80's/90's bar music of rock/disco and chessboard floor pattern. Then you get your drink order from one of the many pleasant bartenders (or Louie) and sit either inside or outside and think to yourself you're the luckiest person in the world. So they specialize in three things: cocktails/liquors, cigars, and patio seating. When you combine all three of those, it's the perfect bar. Cocktails such as ol fashions and cape cods are plentiful here. I also appreciate they do a new york sour here which is an underrated cocktail. Cigars are sold here too and they have cutters and plenty of torch lighters to spark them up. Outside on their patio deck has plenty of seating with some of those heaters in case you houstonians can't handle the cold. Only gripe is I wish they had a larger wine selection as they only have bordeuax or a red blend. Not sure if they serve white wines either. But there's wine bars for that. You're here for the hard stuff or a quick beer, maybe a cigar, and definitely a peace of mind. That's what keeps me coming back!

Reveal Lounge delivered a whole vibe from the moment we walked in. The music was on point all…read morenight, a perfect mix that kept the energy up without being overwhelming. The DJ really understood the crowd and knew how to keep people moving. The atmosphere was smooth and grown, with great lighting, a stylish crowd, and just the right balance between chill and turn up. It's the kind of place where you can actually enjoy the music, hold a conversation when you want to, and still feel the energy of the room. And let's talk about the drinks. They were good and strong. No watered down pours. You definitely get your money's worth, and the bartenders did not disappoint. Overall experience was solid. Great music, strong drinks, and a vibe that makes you want to come back.

It was a nice spot... fairly empty on the Friday night I went, which also happened to be my…read morebirthday. They let us sit anywhere and treated my party well, so no complaints there. Next time I'm in Houston, I would love to see it really vibing.

I was not a fan and the DJ was saying demonic things and mocking Christianity. I know it's a club,…read morebut still super weird. Also, super expensive and you can't even dance properly. The sections were small. I would NEVER come here again such weird and creepy vibes

I've been to be O2 Lounge twice, both on Saturdays and below are the things to know:…read more-Valet is $40. Across the street it's $20. -Free to get in -Primarily Afrobeats music -Most of the space is sections so get a section because standing by the bar will get crowded -There's an outside patio with a bar -The hookah smoke will suffocate you -Idk how much anything cost because I didn't pay but I'm sure it's typical club prices and I'm sure the drinks are watered down

The hubby and I had a nice dinner at Gauchos do sul and wanted to hit a bar before heading home…read more Post Oak Ice House was less than a five minute drive. We went on a Thursday night around 10:00 PM and it wasn't crowded. The ice house is very spacious and open. Our server was awesome and kept the rounds coming. We will definitely be back to see her! I had a few drinks and didn't remember her name (I'm sorry)! I tried finding a phone number to call, but it's nowhere to be found so I could track her down (she's the one standing guard while we played Jenga) LOL.

Terrible service, it was slow and we waited at the bar for 15-20min before i got up and got one of…read morethe bartenders attention so i could order drinks. Then when i told them we've been waiting, the manager looking person said "no it hasn't been 20min" i said check your cameras if you want we've been standing here. Super rude for no reason and idk if it's bc we were like 2 out the 6 black people in there but either way we were ignored. We'll never come back here

Atlas Ultra Lounge was a random find on a weeknight when my friends and I were looking for after…read moredinner drinks. The fancy dinner spot we went to let us down with bad music and horrible drinks and this spot made the night so much better. I got on Yelp and found Atlas which was a short drive from where we are. It is in a big strip of businesses that share a parking lot. This particular place offers valet but there is plenty of parking a short distance from the front. Customer service was cool. Our waitress checked in on us frequently and was really nice. It was karaoke night so there was a lively DJ that kept the crowd interested. It was a weeknight so we knew the late hour crowds were going to be light. The bar across from here had zero customers and were trying to get people in. Atlas on the other hand had a small, but lively crowd. The first thing that stood out to me was the large patio. It had alot of seating with a huge screen playing basketball. I would totally come back just for the patio on a gameday. Inside was a small space with a bar in the middle and a DJ booth off to the side. I will say the booths were super tight and was snug for the guys in the group. Our petite ladies fit in but felt it was a little restricting. The younger crowd around the lounge were sitting on top of the seats. I guess that's what the cool kids do. After paying outrageous prices for mediocre drinks at dinner, this place was very refreshing with good drink specials and drinks that were properly made. I took advantage of the gin and tonic special they had that night. The drinks came out in cool, light up glasses. We didn't stay super long but enjoyed the time we were there. Drinks were good and we got to shake our booties a little. I don't frequent alot of clubs or lounges these days, but I wouldn't rule out coming here again.

Celebrated a friend's birthday at Atlas and overall, we had a really good time…read more Let's start with the only real downside--valet is mandatory since they block off the entire area, so you have to pay to park. It was $10, which isn't terrible, but still something to keep in mind. The weather was too nice to pass up, so we grabbed a spot on the patio and the vibes were definitely there. Our server was super sweet, but it did take a little while to get her attention since it was pretty busy. Not a huge issue though--other staff members were helpful whenever we needed something. Food? No complaints at all everything was good. The hookah was okay--we've definitely had better, but it still did the job. They also came out and sang happy birthday to our girl, which made the night feel extra special Overall, good vibes, good food, and a fun birthday celebration. I'd come back!

The music was very good. I went on a friday back in March. They charged $20 to park. I would try to…read morepark elsewhere next time. They take cash only for drinks.

Outdated club. The drinks are changed to cheap liquor. I wouldn't recommend this club.read more

A very affordable vibe. My first time here was Wednesday night. Parking is TWENTY dollars be aware…read moreand there isn't street parking anywhere. A trick I learned was to park at Sam's Boat, go inside order a shot and use the bathroom. Then go on over to Uptown. That way you can't be towed and don't have to pay $20 just $8. This worked for me. When I arrived it was lively but not packed. They offer $1 hookahs on Wednesday before 10! That alone has me sold. There are drink specials and happy hours every day. The food was okay. I ordered wings. The service was a bit slow. Im sure it's because of how busy it was. All in all I am adding this as a place to frequent for a reliable happy hour atmosphere.

Came during happy hour the crowd was light for a Saturday they have some good happy hour prices…read morehookas are 12$ they have drink specials for those who drink and food specials also. I didn't order food but it looked good from seeing some people who did order. The service is good.