Was super fun and entertaining! I loved how it was BYOB, but they do have bartenders there just in…read morecase! It was a little far from me, but definitely worth the drive! All the improv groups kept me laughing, and I never knew what was next. I will definitely go again! Thanks!

Hubs and I stopped by for an improv show (I live for sketch comedy), and truly enjoyed it. The…read moreskits were well executed, the venue is small/perfectly intimate, and I loved the BYOB feature. We packed a bag and had a great date night at Station Theater!

I love this venue for comedy in Houston. The menu is great (especially if you like a pizza that…read moredoesn't skimp on the cheese). The beers and waters are big and the cocktails are craft. I've gotten here twice when doors open and have been upgraded both times. The comedians have all been great. And I haven't gone to a show yet where they haven't given me free tickets to another show.

I visited to see Alonzo Bowden and arrived late because the staff here sent me to the House of…read moreBlues on the 3rd floor. I ordered a Modelo that came in a can, gross. I asked for a glass. Unfortunately, I was not able to order food because the kitchen was closed. The venu was not what I expected and the comics were not that funny! I may consider going again if someone ai know is performing. I am in the fence regarding this business. GN3

Great club! Always a fun show! It's improv comedy! It's a small venue, always a unique show.read more

always such a blast at Crush City! so many great troupes and affordable! BYOB and a great time!read more

Wow! We came here to see "White Christmas"- such a treat…read more We are from San Antonio, but we really loved the theater. Kind of reminds us a little bit of the Tobin Center, but much more organized. Parking was better and the theater itself has a better layout and a clean lobby with more sunlight and activities as you wait for the show to start. Theater inside is beautiful. Starry sky is amazing and has comfortable seats. I plan to come back and visit here again!

Just attended my fourth show at the Hobby Center and every show was a great performance! The…read morerestroom lines may look long but you can always get in and out. We have season tickets this time and it was well worth the price!

Had the chance to check out a viewing of Wicked with a friend of mine. We had a great time! You can…read morepurchase food, but we opted to grab a bite to eat elsewhere. In all, no complaints, besides my friend whining about the bugs (she's not used to the South lol). Also something to note, they obviously have seating, but you can opt to bring your own chairs for the lawn. Also, tickets are free and they go fast, just an fyi.

Perfect place during the summer when all the festivities start. It's free to the public and such a…read moregood time. I love how they also make chairs go on one side and blankets on other. Motown in the park is also a fan favorite during this time as well. They've been going strong for years here.

A group of 4 of us visited last weekend for DL Hughley and purchased a "preferred section" table…read morethat was pricey but worth the experience as we sat right at the corner of the stage. Online you will see a ticket price and the fee, Google will tell you that if you go in person, you will not have to pay that fee but if you call, she will explain to you that the ticket price goes to the Comedian and the fee goes to the venue. We went to the 930 show that stated doors were at 9 PM. That's not really correct though because the exterior door opened around 9 PM but you're not able to go find seats l at that time and you're still in line. If you are in the beginning of the line at 9 PM, then you can wait inside the lobby, otherwise you have to wait outside which is kind of crazy. Luckily, we were in the beginning part that made it inside because one of our guests that arrived 10 minutes after the lobby opened is pregnant. She wouldn't have been able to stand in heels outside all that time and when she walked up to the line and told the older Caucasian man that her mom was in the lobby with the tickets he was adamant that she needed to go to the back of the line and wait. Very visibly pregnant she tried to re-explain that we purchased a preferred table and that we were already inside the lobby, and there was plenty of room for her and her husband to come stand with us -he still tried to stand in her way so she could not walk around the line saying " well if I let you then everyone will expect to be able to go ". This is why I had already spoken to the young gentleman that checked our tickets into the lobby and he said it would be fine for them to walk up when they arrived, so I told her to ignore the man and go ahead and come around, and she was able to walk right in. Right about 9:30 PM the doors into the theater area opened and it is first come first serve to the tables. Server took our order after a short while everything came out surprisingly quick. We had to send back the fried pickles as they were swimming in grease. I asked the server if he could just have the kitchen remake it as my prego daughter really wanted that however he said they would just come out the same way again. We tried to blot them with napkins, but as you can see in my photo that's just for me barely touching one of them and my fingers are covered in oil. Yuck! The southwest eggrolls were good just your standard run of the mill. Do not order an old-fashioned! They cut the rind instead of just using the peel, use a maraschino cherry instead luxardo ( which I can still settle for both ) BUT the basic 3 ingredient cocktail was wrong! Service was better in the beginning because we were seated before all those that had been in line- then it took a while. 18% grat included so they def need to step their game up The show itself was really good. It was with one opening Comedian and then the headliner so about 2ish hours. Very interactive the last 30 minutes and we were sitting right next to the stage! Definitely worth the extra money for preferred

Went to Houston Improv Comedy Club and had a really great time. The atmosphere is fun and relaxed,…read moreperfect for a night out if you want to laugh and unwind. The seating is comfortable with plenty of space so it never felt crowded or overwhelming. The food was surprisingly good for a comedy venue and the service stood out the most. Staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure everything ran smoothly throughout the night. The location is also a big plus since there are plenty of restaurants and things to do nearby, which makes it easy to turn your visit into a full evening out. Overall, this is a great spot to go with someone whether it is a date or just a night out with friends. I would definitely come back again.

The people who own this wonderful place are also the actors ! So they have a invested interest in…read morethis place more so than just an owner It's so much fun in here. I've never been that. I didn't just have a blast with my friends, and it was also always very memorable. I love the free parking that you have in the garage very close by if you're with women you do not need to worry it's very safe I will go here as often as I can ...

These musicians are awesome! They are so talented and funny! It's a small intimate venue and you'll…read morenever be disappointed.

As a self-proclaimed music geek, White Oak Music Hall, or WOMH, has been among the live…read moreentertainment venues in Houston that I've wanted to visit for quite some time--nearly a decade since it opened. The itch was finally scratched last night when I went to watch my friend Ken and his band, Zenjii, perform there to celebrate the release of their latest single, "Ashes" (check it out on the platform where you stream your favorite music!). It's safe to say that WOMH met my expectations. It surprised me that it sits just right next to the North Freeway. When a person approaches it at first, it appears quite small, but I assure you it's anything but. Zenjii's show was in the upstairs performance room on WOMH's second floor. Beforehand, Ken and I went out to the outdoor area the place is very well known for. I joked with him how given the excessive heat, I was glad they were performing inside. But I'm certain on a day when the weather is Goldilocks, or just right, The Lawn -- as it's officially called -- is ideal for a concert. Behind the stage was the actual namesake, White Oak Bayou. To get a better view of the Houston skyline that's prominently featured in lots of pictures from WOMH, a visitor has to ascend to the second floor balcony. Because there was barely a cloud in the sky, I was able to see what I believe is the most beautiful collection of skyscrapers in the world from that vantage point. It is definitely worth a look at night too. The room definitely accommodated Zenjii and the acts that went on before it. Not only was the room big enough to handle the crowd size, but the acoustics and lighting were excellent. The bar inside was exceptionally staffed by a woman whose name I stupidly forgot to get. Though she gave me complimentary water and Diet Coke, I still left her a tip for her troubles. You're probably wondering why the review has four stars. Well, even though the heat index outside was undoubtedly beyond 100 Fahrenheit, I could've sworn the venue had the AC on at a little below 60. It was so cold in the room that I left with a slight runny nose. That, however, doesn't take away from how impressed I am with WOMH.

AC didn't work. No air circulation…read more Also slow response to first aid incident in the crowd. Luckily there was a doctor in the crowd. Do not recommend. Not a safe venue.