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    Two Headed Dog

    4.8 (69 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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    Aileen M.

    This place is so cute! They only serve drinks and a snack. It's a great cocktail place for good vibes and has a more intimate atmosphere. The bartenders are very friendly and make really good drinks!

    Heated Rivalry themed menu (Feb. 2026)
    Anokhy D.

    The drinks are average priced for Houston but the quality is fantastic and vibe is clean-dive. I've come in before to wait out traffic after a show or concert but this time, they had a Heated Rivalry stream going with themed drinks so obviously we had to stay for a bit. Our drinks came out quickly and we had our pick of seats at 10 pm. I got the Hollander Juice and it was very refreshing.

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    Farrah A.

    What took me so long to check out Two Headed Dog? I passed by it many o'times riding the bike... glad we finally checked it out for a friends bday. It's a solid dive bar with quality craft cocktails AND great service. Great tunes (a DJ showed up on Friday night), a patio, some late night snacks for the munchies... the crowd and vibes kinda reminded me of old Montrose... maybe Poison Girl circa 2008. The restrooms needed some serious tending too. Not a fun moment.

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    Tiffany J.

    A dive bar...that serves craft cocktails...in Midtown. If that seems peculiar to you, you're not the only one. Two Headed Dog is very unassuming. You can easily drive by it and miss it. Parking is street only. The block we parked on was free after 6 pm, but read the signs as it varies in Midtown. My friend and I stopped in for a drink after dinner on a Monday night. It wasn't super busy, but there were more people than I was expecting given that it was a Monday. I didn't get the bartender's name, but she was cool. She gave us menus (I loved the cover of the menu - "This Is Our Menu") and answered questions we had about the cocktails. I noticed that they have a Pornstar Martini. I had this drink for the first time in Amsterdam a few months back and was blown away with it because it consisted of the martini, a small glass of Prosecco, and a piece of passionfruit. TDH's version didn't come with passionfruit, but it did come with the small glass of Prosecco. I told the bartender that I had to ask for instructions on how to drink it in Amsterdam because I wasn't prepared for the accompaniments and her response was "booze your own adventure!" LOL. My kind of gal! The drink was good, though I thought the Prosecco was a little flat. Since this is a dive bar, I won't deduct any stars for the lack of passionfruit lol. I can't recall the cocktail that my friend had, but he enjoyed his. The indoor area was small, but they had a nice patio area out front. They were playing an awesome rotation of indie alternative music from the 2000s/2010s which is right up my alley. I don't frequent Midtown often, but I would definitely come back if in the area.

    Ellie L.

    This was my first time trying this spot and I absolutely enjoyed every minute of it. Definitely a calm spot for some drinks and convos. The bartenders were all so welcoming. Loved that there was indoor and outdoor seating. And on top of that they had a really cool Photo Booth which itself gives this bar a 11/10. Definitely recommend

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    Juliet H.

    It's a dive bar, and I really don't do dive bars (full stop) -- but I try to keep an open mind and Two Headed Dog is crafty and clean enough for me to like it! (if that makes any sense at all... lol) The hubs and I decided to be mavericks and step out of our usual & try a new spot for a nightcap. We searched craft cocktails, and the Yelpers + the five star rating led us here. I trust my fellow Yelpers, and I'm happy to report that I wasn't disappointed. Bar service only, the cocktails are tasty, it's dark and tucked away, the music is a vibe, prices are amazing, the aesthetic is quite eclectic, and the restroom was clean. THD clearly has a following as people were continuously streaming in, and after our first visit, the hubs and I agreed that we'd be down to return with company. As one who's admittedly obsessed with a good photo-op, I was soooo tempted to try out the old school photo booth, but I couldn't go all the way without Lysol wipes. #babysteps Overall, I tried a new scene tonight and I liked it!

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    Justin T.

    Two Headed Dog is one of my favorite dive bars in town. If you aren't looking for it, you would never even know there's a bar there as it is behind a wooden fence. We came to have a few cocktails before dinner on a weekday and there was a decent sized crowd. The weather was nice so we took advantage of the nice outdoor space. Inside it's small but there is a little bit of seating. The staff was friendly and steered us in the right directions as far as what we like. We started off with a few of their cocktails. She got the Plant Creep and I got the Last Rites. Their menu might not be as extensive as some of the higher end cocktail bars, but they definitely put out great drinks. Both of the drinks were delicious and even nice to look at. I kept seeing people with a frozen green drink and I had to get one for myself. It was the Late Nite Pie Daiquiri and it was so dang good. It was like drinking a key lime pie. Dessert in drink form, yes please! Can't wait to get back here and try some of their other creations!

    Melissa C.

    May 22, 2022 Before we headed home to galveston...we stopped by this hole in the wall. There is no name on the front it's just a fence with the door open. (it's directly across from CVS - DON'T PARK there btw...they tow) You'll see the bar name on the building that faces their patio Park at the empty lot at the corner; it says to pay but the owner (of bar) said it's free and that's where to park, so we did. The menu is posted and it's all craft cocktails; very interesting combinations...we tried 3 different ones and didn't like them enough to order again. The owner is super nice. It's a dive bar so very casual. Had a popcorn machine to snack on. They have cookouts and food trucks when announced. Not in the best part of midtown so be aware of your surroundings.

    Hannah F.

    There's a reason this place has a five star rating - hidden gem! Two Headed Dog is what I would call an "upscale dive bar" tucked off of Elgin Street. Don't let the unassuming entrance fool you, great cocktails, a diverse liquor selection, and talented bartenders await inside. The drinks on their menu are unique and reasonably priced. I was craving an espresso martini which is not on their regular menu, however the bartender was able to craft something similar which was excellent. Great spot to take a casual date or a few friends. One warning - parking is very limited nearby so best to walk, uber, or utilize the metro rail nearby.

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    Patty C.

    I'm kinda into this tucked away little divey cocktail bar. Park on the street or in the adjacent lot. It's an unattended paid parking lot, but I was informed by a bartender it's never checked. Came in on a Sunday evening. Karaoke was in full swing on the patio. A person was manning a small grill area for freshly made hot food that night. The place is small, but that's not a problem for me. Emphasis is placed on the house signature cocktails including a few frozen cocktails. No beers on tap, but they have a rather unique assortment of canned beers and cider. The cocktails and theme of the place are loosely tropical. Spent the evening chatting with a friendly bartender, and he walked me to my vehicle when he got off of work due to the random vagabonds roaming the streets in this area. What a nice gesture! Of course one must visit the bathroom. Vintage natural ladies in various states of undress? They have that here. Definitely plan on returning.

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    Jeremy T.

    Cool spot thats definitely hidden because it took me 10 minutes to even find it. Its facing Elgin, if that helps. I would describe it as a modern dive bar serving modern and inventive tiki drinks and frozen craft cocktails. The music playing is an interesting mix, with 80s, rock, 90s, rap. A little of everything. I ordered a couple of drinks. Last Rites, a rum based drink which was fruity and low alcohol, and another which I forgot but both were pretty good. I saw many people ordering the guava slayer or guava paloma which looked good. Its a fun atmosphere whether you sit inside or on the patio which is a larger area.

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    Cold cocktails, a comfortable patio, and a pleasant staff - what more do you need for an out of the way in a quiet corner of downtown.

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    we had a take out order and they had it ready on time and gave us extra's we didn't even ask for, it's a great place for wings.

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