This is for the location at Hobby Airport; can't get Yelp to add it…read more Really good food for airport food but on the expensive side. Waitress Elyse was very pleasant and provided good recommendations. It's a sit down restaurant past TSA and they had a guitarist performing.

Yum! I stopped here at the recommendation of hotel staff when I realized I could pay an outrageous…read moresum for a mediocre breakfast at a hotel or get an OMG amazing breakfast elsewhere. The Rustic qualifies as OMG! The ambiance is like an upscale Texas sports bar, so a bit rustic while nice. The breakfast sampler was a-a-a-amazing! Yes, it really is 5 small plates. Wow! The challah French toast and blackened potatoes were particularly memorable. Each dish was strongly flavored and perfectly prepared. I also got a French press coffee that underwhelmed (it was made with boiling water so it was a bit burnt flavored), but have no fear, it was replaced with a cold brew coffee that was really good. Service was TOP NOTCH with Lily being very pleasant, attentive, personable, and professional. I was impressed with her approach to make sure things met expectations. As this restaurant is planned to close at the end of the year, I recommend going there now! Enjoy. And if you see Lily, please let her know she makes a difference by making every guest feel welcome.

Great comedy club if you're visiting Houston for the first time like me. We attended the showcase…read moreof their best comedians. My friend and I ended up having a great time! Plenty of laughs. Parking was also easy to find a few blocks away.

I was here a few months ago for the Ballyhoo! concert; saw this was near the Truck Yard bar so I…read moreknew I could find parking on the street (which I did). Previous reviews mentioned this venue serves as a bar, dance club, comedy club, and concert setting all into one. And they are correct in that regards. There is also an upstairs area with an outside patio if you want to catch some fresh air or take a smoke break. As for the inside stage area, it has some nice sound quality although it can get hot due to the amount of people it can pack inside. Ballyhoo! drew quite the crowd which I'm not surprised with. There's a bar in the main lobby area and in each room where it's full bar and a decent amount of beers on tap. Drinks are pricy as it's during shows so dont' expect dive-bar prices when you're planning to get your drink on here. I'll probably be here for future shows should I find any artists that suit my music/comedy tastes.

I've been to so many shows at WHL over the years. I've seen shows in both the Studio and the…read moreBallroom (I prefer the Studio). I hadn't been to WHL since before the pandemic so I was looking forward to coming back. This place is pretty much the same as it's always been. The one difference is the raised VIP area near the sound board. I'm not sure how long that's been there, but it looks like it may be worth spending the extra money. It's a raised platform with a couple of reserved tables. The drinks are still pretty reasonably priced. A Deep Eddy with tonic is $8 which is less than House of Blues. The music was really loud last night. The sound was more clear on the left side. We saw Teddy Swims and he was fantastic! Security is much more relaxed than at HOB. They don't check vaccine cards and don't have any mask rules. They barely search your bag and they didn't have any explicit bag size policies like HOB. We were able to get street parking since it was a Tuesday night. We had parked in a lot next door, but the parking was $20 so we went and moved the car. The lot had a pay station so it wasn't advertised that it was $20 until we went to put in the license plate info. I'm glad that WHL survived the pandemic. It's one of my preferred music venues in Houston.

Had the pleasure of seeing Moon Taxi and Sparkle City Disco here on 9/4/2021. First live music…read moreshow since the pandemic started and it was much needed and rewarding! Very impressed by Sparkle City Disco as the opening act as they played classic disco infused by their own styles. Moon Taxi was amazing as well. They get the crowd into their shows and the energy was off the charts. As for the venue, the shows are on the second floor so be prepared to climb some steps. It has a bar and merchandise table next to the stage and there's plenty of standing room to watch the performance. Standing only from what I saw so wear your most comfortable shoes. Location is in EaDo next to a few bars and eats so it makes for an adventurous night in town. Look forward to more shows here; now they need to book some solid upcoming artists!

I came out to support my friend's friend who was DJing that night, and it turned into such a fun…read morevibe. I don't remember them serving food while I was there, but the drinks were definitely flowing. The bartender was friendly and quick with the mixes -- no long waits at the bar, which is always a plus when the place starts getting busy. The energy really picked up once the house music got going. The DJ kept the crowd moving, and the whole space felt lively without being overwhelming. I also appreciated that they had plenty of seating, including booths for groups who wanted to sit back, catch up, and still enjoy the music. It's a solid spot whether you're there to dance or just hang out with friends.

I don't make it to House of Blues often, but when one of my favorite artists comes through, there's…read morea good chance I'll be there. One of the things I like most about this venue is the size. It's small enough that you can actually feel close to the artist, which makes the experience much more personal than a huge arena. I love being up close and personal with the talent, and HOB is one of those places where that's actually possible. The venue has a good concert atmosphere without feeling overwhelming, and I've always enjoyed the energy of the crowd. It's easy to see why so many artists stop here when they want a more intimate show. Overall, it's a solid venue for what I go for.

Axelrad is one of those spots that show up on every must visit in Houston list. After visiting a…read morefew times I can see why. Vibes are chill, beer selection is vast, they have some nice frozen drinks and cocktails as well. There's almost always some sort of event going on so it's a nice place to just stop by and check out if you have some time to chill. I've liked that there are random events and they can be hit or miss. Sometimes there's interesting musical guests, sometimes there are various vendors, sometimes there's a movie night. Regardless, I know I have a pretty good time and will be treated kindly by all the staff.

A great Houston gem in the Midtown area! I really enjoy the indoor and outdoor space that this area…read moreprovides. I've come here in some nice weather for a birthday party and I truly enjoy the ambiance this place brings! They have a great selection of drinks with fresh taps on the wall, definitely there's a drink that fits for every kind of taste bud. I didn't order food the time I came here, but I'm sure to order some the next time that I go! The seating and hammocks make this place unique as well. Parking can be tricky to find but it's quite rewarding once you find one!

Went here for NYE and did not regret it. Like its sister institution The Continental Club, the…read moredrink prices are great and this was a great spot to listen to the Allen Oldies band. I love places with crowds of diverse ages. The couches are a nice, intimate touch.

Post rodeo stop…read more Jumped off the rail after the rodeo looking for spot to chill for a bit. The live band was great and the crowd was lively. Whimsical christmas lights and dive bar drinks from friendly bartenders. One of the door guys was a little overzealous - hounding me for taking my topo chico outside. Calm down man, it's just water :P

I can not believe how much this place change in my life time. I love to see how a business can…read moreevolve in my life time, from a little Tex-Mex cafe with a back patio / stage for performance to now a full on concert venue with big name act coming here. They also have a dedicated parking lot. They do have a small kitchen that have food here. But it is all about the concert venue here now. Some part of the venue is not really handicap friendly here. The venue is much more legit compare to back then.

Rolled up here this past Saturday for the Tropidelic concert. Wasn't sure what to expect when I…read moregot here as the photos made this seem like this was a restaurant with a stage area. Fortunately when I arrived, I followed the sign to the gate area where there's a more open area for bands to play in an outside covered area. The merchandise tables are on the left when you walk in. Go further to the left and there's a walk-up bar, seating, a small food stand and restrooms behind the bar area. Concerns eased! Had a blast watching the show which included Joey Harkum as the opener and then the Kyle Smith band as the middle act before the main act. The crowd brought awesome energy and all the bands crushed their performances. Plus the floor is very close to the stage so I was able to be up front and center to where you could slap hands with the performers if they feel like it. Only issue is parking. I heard the stories about the parking situations here and noticed that people had trouble parking or trying to figure out if they would be towed. I'd recommend doing lyft/uber here so it's one less headache to worry about. Look forward to more shows here!