Beautiful & delish cocktails. Great food!…read more Nice atmosphere & ambiance. Walk around the back hall by powder rooms & check out the local art for sale!

First things first, ambient lighting and good cocktails do not automatically make a place a…read morespeakeasy. That said, Rosewater is a cocktail bar tucked away in Clear Lake and is probably one of the few spots in the area offering this type of experience, that's not in the heart of Houston. We stopped in on a Monday evening right before closing and were surprised that they still seated us and gave us the chance to grab a drink. I went with the bartender's choice mocktail, which was well crafted, while he ordered an espresso martini and enjoyed it. The drinks were reasonably priced, the atmosphere was comfortable, and the staff was welcoming despite us arriving so close to closing time. The space itself is cozy, with both indoor seating and an outdoor patio. Another plus is there's plenty of parking. Overall, a it's a solid neighborhood cocktail bar with a relaxed vibe. I'd definitely stop by again when I'm in the area.

Wow. WOW is the word to describe this place…read more Let me tell you about Bella the bartender, the BEST bartender I have ever encountered in my entire life. And listen, I'm basically a certified alcoholic (just kidding... allegedly), so trust me when I say I know a good drink when I taste one. I've sampled enough lovely liquors in my day to know what's good and what's just overpriced sadness in a glass. Bella is COMMITTED to her craft. She literally told me she studies cocktail recipes day and night. Like... how cute is that? Meanwhile I can barely commit to folding my laundry. Then she proceeds to make me the SMOOTHEST, yummiest espresso martini my tastebuds have ever had the privilege of experiencing. One sip and I was astonished, emotional, slightly turned on, all of the above. This woman has the shake hands of a goddess. I think I fell in love a little bit. Also, shoutout to the super friendly man in the Hawaiian shirt and Bob Ross-style beret. He brought immaculate vibes to the whole place and made the experience even better (for the most part). Anyways, the drinks at this place are phenomenal. 1000% give this place a try. And if you get Bella as your bartender, congratulations- you ARE one of God's favorites.

We decided to try Preamble on Halloween night and we are so glad we did! We enjoyed it so much we…read moreinstantly invited a friend to join us. We chose this location because of their old fashion options. Their prices are affordable, the service is always exceptional (we've been back twice), and the ambiance is relaxing. Parking is never a problem but the lounge can get crowded around 10pm. If you need a recommendation, ask the bartenders! They are fantastic!

Sadly, this business is closed as of April 2026. Lots of friends made and great craft beer enjoyed!!read more

Cool spot! Lots of beers. Craft!!!!! Really cool spot to…read morefind a lot of unique beers.

You would think all the great cocktail bars would be in the heart of the city, but the Clear Lake…read morearea has some major contenders. Getting to this area from Pearland is much easier than heading into Houston so I was more than happy to come here. I've been here a couple of times and the most recent visit brought me and a party bus full of friends here on a Saturday night. The place gets busy but parking hasn't been an issue on any of my visits. It's a narrow bar that may seem tight, but it keeps going towards the back with more seating as well as a spacious patio. Customer service is always great and the bartenders know their stuff here. They have a pretty extensive drink menu here and there is something for everyone's preferences. They have a long list of cocktails and they can make you anything you want as well. The staff are experts here. They also have an impressive bourbon collections with about 200 kinds to choose from. Along with their cocktails, they have a long list of martinis. I love a good martini and here they have so many options. You can't go wrong with my favorite espresso martini, but the one that wowed me here was the Cucumber Patch. Cucumber flavor profile is not typically something I seek out, but I was in the mood for something refreshing and this was suggested to me. Get it and thank me later. As far as food goes, they have a separate BBQ business on site that sells some food. Don't sleep on the Bay Area if you are looking for a nice cocktail. This place will quickly be one of your favorites. I will surely be back.

The Davenport Lounge Clear Lake has probably been there for years, and I somehow just now decided…read moreto check it out. I've driven by a countless number of times, and you'd never really know it's there. But walking in, you immediately get that local dive bar kinda vibe in the best way possible. I met up with some friends here for a chill drink after work, and to our surprise it was karaoke night! I have to applaud the regulars here because they can really SING! But don't be shy if you can't, they were welcome to everyone going up for a song. As far as drinks go, I had the Alimony. I was sold on it because it's gin, guava juice and elderflower liquor. Balanced, not too sweet, and had a little bit of sparkling effervescence. Pair that with a shot or a beer, and we were having a great time catching up with old friends. I don't remember our bartender's name, but she gave us great service. Overall 10/10 recommend the Davenport Lounge Clear Lake if you're looking for where the locals go, trust me they know best.

The place itself was dirty. I mean trash on the sofas, on tables and on the floor. The only…read moreredeeming quality was the bartender and the waitresses were very attentive and I loved the cocktails made by a very energetic and great bartender! He was in the ball and made great drinks!

I have been to the original McIntyre's in The Heights and their second location in Downtown. I…read morechecked out their newest location, in Webster, for the second half of the UT and A&M football game. Despite having a large parking lot, their parking lot was completely full. I circled around multiple times before parking illegally. It was a busy night but part of the problem is a section of the parking lot is valet only. For regular parking. I really hate when places do this. Two thumbs down for the parking set-up. Luckily, once I made my way inside, things got better. McIntyre's is a huge bar. They have a spacious patio but we sat inside. There are plenty of TVs which make it a great spot to watch sports. And they even have a mini food court! I didn't eat but I noticed that one of the two spots serves Mexican fare. My buddy had some loaded fries with al pastor that looked incredible. He said it was good. I stuck with some beers. You'll find your usual assortments of cocktails, beer, and wine here. It's a full bar. Another pet peeve of mine? Cops are the door. It just kind of kills the vibe a little bit when there's a police officer staring at people. Not that anyone was up to no good but it's kind of like drinking while your grandma is watching. Just a little awkward. McIntyre's is comparable to Little Woodrows in the area. They're both huge sports bars with spacious patios. With that being said, I think Little Woodrows offers the better overall experience.

Intro: After checking out two bars in Clear Lake, we were looking to complete the trifecta. A quick…read moreYelp search revealed that there was a tiki bar 10 minutes away. I'm all about tropical vibes so we made our way over for a nightcap. Located in a shopping center, parking won't be a problem. We were there pretty late on a Thursday night. Ambiance (4/5): Tiki bars are all about ambiance. Hawaii vibes. What's cool about The Great Kanakas Atomic Tiki Bar, outside of their excellent name, is that they're indoors but the bar makes you feel like you're actually outside. I liked the concept. Relaxed with the vibes you would expect at a tiki bar. Service (4.5/5): We sat at the bar and our bartender was attentive and friendly. She even recommended an off-the-menu drink that other folks like which was a nice touch. Food (N/A): I was on a liquid diet so I'm not even sure if they have food. Drinks (4/5): When you're at a tiki bar, you're looking for a creative mix of flavors with a nice presentation. I went with a cocktail with such a cool name that I couldn't say no. You'll know it when you see the menu. It's a long name, sounds very Hawaiian, and you'll have difficulty pronouncing it. You'll get a kick out of it. While the drink were solid, I've seen more elaborate tiki drinks elsewhere. I'm talking the type where fire is evolved or fancy garnishes. Overall: Clear Lake surprisingly has quite a few cool bars. This is one of them.

We popped in briefly early on a Saturday evening, and were unimpressed. There was very little…read more"tiki" about the place other than the drink menu and the "hut" over the bar -- certainly not the music, which was pretty typical modern, and overall I just had the impression of a dingy bar. We tried a couple of drinks, and they were fine, and the bartender was patient and helpful. Perhaps it gets more interesting when it gets busier later at night, and sitting on the patio might be nice when the weather is cooler. This is just not what we're looking for in a cocktail bar, but YMMV..

The food was good, they have a food truck where you order from. Unless you order apps and that's…read morewith the waitress's. The service was great very attentive to the table! The ambiance was great as we're watching the FIFA game! Plenty of TVs inside and out to watch the game. The atmosphere was fantastic, great place to watch the game and catch up with friends

Came here to watch the NBA Finals and was reminded to write a review of this spot. Little…read moreWoodrow's is a Houston staple that started as a small, divey bar, but had blown up and has locations all over Houston and the state. This is one of the newer locations in the burbs. It looks small from the outside, but is plenty spacious. It shares a lot with a Home Depot and parking is usually plentiful. I've been on weekdays where the place is chill with people spread out. I've also been on weekends where there's hardly any parking and the place is shoulder to shoulder inside. I prefer the the light crowds. They have a long bar inside and out. There is seating galore inside. Then you walk out to the covered patio where there is basically an area identical to the inside with the same long bar. Then there is a huge outside space with lots of seating, mega screens and swings and at one point, a huge slide. Customer service is very hit or miss. At some points, I feel like it isn't busy, but there is a long wait to get a bartenders attention. For such a large place, I wasn't too impressed with their draft beer selection, but it'll do along with what they have as far as bottles and cans. They also have a pretty nice cocktail menu. I haven't had the food at this location, but it looked to be the same as their other locations. Their food is actually pretty good and always comes in clutch when watching a game and having drinks. Overall, Little Woodrow's Webster is a solid spot just like all their other locations. I will most definitely be back!

Bouncers don't give a fuck. When you're a paying customer, they don't care. Whatever trend they're…read morefollowing works for them. They don't care about people, only money. Go to the new whiskey, way better

MAJOR CHANGES NEEDED: 1. Update sound system including…read morehost's microphone. Can't hear a thing she says. Charlie Brown's teacher comes to mind. 2. Sound balance for band. Omg. Sound manager can retire. Someone needs his controls to balance where the singer can be heard and not just the bass guitarist. 3. DANCING. Lordy, invite people with SLOW songs. INVITE them. The quick tempo is NOT A STARTER. Change these and you will succeed.