While down in Texas for a conference, a friend and I were looking for a sports bar near GRB. This…read moreplace had glowing reviews, so we decided to check it out. We absolutely loved it. As a Wisconsinite, I had to put the cheese curds to the best. For non-Wisconsin curds, they were solid. The ranch was amazing too. I also tried the three cheese cavatappi pasta bake. It was so cheesy and gooey. I'd highly recommend it if you're looking for non-traditional bar food. My friend had the chicken tenders and said they were good. We came to watch the Utah Mammoth @ Nashville Predators game. While the staff tried their best to get it onto the TV for us, it unfortunately didn't work. However, the staff were so accommodating with letting us stick around to watch it on our ESPN app.

We went to Tom's after going to putt-shack and they almost took me out. The sandwich still had the…read morepaper on the cheese... they cooked it and served it that way.. so I ate half the sandwich and kept spitting something out and finally looked. Apparently this wasn't the first time. The server we had was amazing but the manager... not so much... I was the second victim of this. They have plenty of TVs to watch sports if you want to come check out the games. Bring your friends, enjoy yourself.. just be careful with the food. Spicy Margarita: 7/10... the spice was right but did not taste like it had any alcohol in it. Tom's Famous Prime Rib Sandwich: 0/10.. they left the paper on the cheese in the sandwich.....again...do not get it unless you want to gamble Korean BBQ Wings: 5/10.. the wings were cool but wasn't cooked well enough for me.

e moment you walk into Pitch 25, the vibe just slaps you -- rustic, warm, and giving "yes, we built…read moreall this on purpose." Beer buckets stacked like décor, a long wide bar stretching across the room, TVs everywhere like a Buffalo Wild Wings went to grad school. They've got couch seating for date-night coziness, a little private room that looks rentable, and then -- plot twist -- a whole co-ed indoor soccer arena. Yes, inside. Real people playing real soccer while you sip your drink. Games everywhere too: pinball, basketball, Jenga on the tables... a whole adult playground. And the food? That super-sized pretzel came out cut in four, served with Creole mustard and queso. It was a little overcooked... but still good enough for us to keep eating like we didn't notice. Ambiance: A1. Would I bring a date here? Absolutely. Especially the one who can hold conversation and hold a drink.

We hosted a corporate event here, and the entire experience was fantastic from start to finish. The…read morelogistics were seamless--everything was handled with care and expertise. The team helped us plan and advised on every detail, from setup to timing, and the prices were incredibly reasonable for the value. The food options were wonderful (and absolutely delicious!), and they even provided a separate area for our team to store belongings and gather between activities. It still felt connected to the main space thanks to the open layout and windows, which was perfect. The venue itself is huge and full of energy--tons of fun arcade games, cornhole, a soccer field, and plenty of room for everyone to spread out and enjoy. The staff was by far the best part--so friendly and accommodating, and they made some fantastic drinks (including mocktails that looked great and let me stay sharp during a work event!). If I lived nearby, this would absolutely be my regular hangout spot. Highly recommend for both corporate events and casual get-togethers! Thanks, Megan, Gus, & Team!

Came to Houston in March for the World Baseball Classic and went here three times during the week…read morethat I was here. The first time that I went there, I went by myself and had a seat at the bar. The bartender was attentive and greeted me when I say down. I ordered some beers and a hot dog with chili. Both the beers and hot dog were great after the three hour bus ride I just took. The third time that I went there, I went with my friend and we had a seat at the bar. This was our last night in Houston and we decided to have a few drinks before our trip ended. I got a beer in their special St. Patrick's Day glass. The bartender was again attentive and it was a good night. Looking back, I guess both my first and last stops in Houston were here. The second time that I came here was also with my friend and we sat at a table to order food. The waitress was great and kept checking on us. I ordered the fish and chips. The fish was crispy and tasty. This is the only part that I had an issue with from the restaurant. At some point during my second visit, a woman came into the restaurant with her pants covered in poop. She left and then came back another time and walked among the tables. The bartender eventually escorted her out. Here is why I am still giving this place 4 stars after this. The service and food was still good even and I had two uneventful visits. This visit, I just happened to sit at a table closest to the door. If you want to make sure you don't have an experience like this, you can sit at the bar, or upstairs or further away from the front door. I recommend this place for a great selection of beer, great staff and great food.

The service was good and I had one of their IPAs . I ordered the chili and a side of the fries…read more The food came out at room temperature. The chili was bland, came out in a sourdough bowl the.. ot had no sourdough flavor. The fries were like g guys but cold.,

Friendly clean bar with loads of TV's Taryne our waitress…read morewas lovely - attentive without overdoing it - kept us hydrated had the cob salad which was excellent

We stopped by Social Beer Garden HTX for St. Patrick's Day and had a really good time. We went in…read morethe early afternoon, and the atmosphere was already lively without being overly crowded, which made it easy to relax and enjoy everything. The ambiance was great for the holiday they had themed drinks and specials going on, which added a fun touch and made it feel festive without being chaotic. Definitely a solid spot if you're looking for somewhere social but still comfortable. The drinks were good, and overall the vibe was on point. It felt like a place you could hang out for a while, whether you're there to celebrate something or just have a few drinks with friends. One thing to note is they don't serve food, I did hear they rotate food trucks at times, but none were there when we went which was a bit of a downside, but they did allow us to bring in outside food, which honestly made up for it and gave us more options. Parking wasn't too bad when we went, and since it wasn't super packed, everything felt smooth and easy. Overall, great vibes, good drinks, and a fun place. Definitely a spot I'd come back to for a casual hangout or social night out.

After visiting Off The Record for the night, my friends and I took the short walk over to the…read moreUnderground Hall for some late night bites. I really appreciate the fact that this food hall stays open late for those enjoying downtown Houston. They had a wide variety of food options including chicken, burgers, and my personal favorite, tacos. Our group of 4 ordered from Birria Los Primos and got settled at one of the nearby tables. My friend saw that they had $1 champagne shots at the bar, so she ordered 4 for the table. We dug into our phenomenally tasting food and order two more rounds of champagne shots. This was the perfect place to end our wonderful day in the city and I would defiantly come back to try the other food they offer.

Great spot to get a quick bite or drink (or both hehe). Tried Wokker for the first time to get the…read morebbq brisket egg rolls and they were okay but didn't wow me, wish they had more flavor to them. The food from Los Primos never fails, always consistent and flavors are amazing. Service is always great, food comes out quick and they have a great happy hour Monday- Friday. Great, chill place to eat, drink and play some games as well.

Came here for Tuesday Steak Night!…read more You're able to reserve some tables ahead of time and were able to reserve for 25 guests. You're able to bring in your own food as well, but we came here for Tuesday Steak night from Modestos Grill. $30 for a ribeye + choice of potato or salad. The salad was actually quite a large portion and potato was baked nicely and came with all the fix'ns. Steak was seasoned really well and cooked to my preference of medium. Quality of the steak isn't the best, but not bad. Drinks at Kirby Ice House was pretty pricy. Lots of outdoor seating and large screens. Pet friendly! So bring your dogs/furbabies! Parking - Plenty within their own lot Staff - Were friendly and helpful and attentive

As someone who frequents the Memorial location off I-10 & Gessner, I was pleased to see this was…read morebeing constructed here which is closer to my domacile. Upon visiting here, it's about the same size as Memorial IMO but still has the same touch and vibes that makes the Memorial location pretty dope. Obviously you're here for drinks, sports, or a combination of the two. There's plenty of parking here and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. They also live up to the whole "longest bar in Texas" where there is a 100+ foot bar area that stretches. There's plenty of tvs inside and outside so you can find any type of sports you're looking for as you guzzle down your beverages. Speaking of beverages, there's roughly 30+ beers on tap and just about every kind of spirit you can think of. Self-serve water coolers are available when you need to hydrate yourself if you've had one too many drinks. There's also a food truck here for eats with rotations (check the website for the schedule). It's pet friendly as well and they have drink specials every day. Bartenders are pretty attentive; I've never had issues getting a drink here, even when it's gotten slammed for NFL sunday or college football. Glad this is in my neck of the woods for sports watching and drinking.

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We came here by accident tbh. While on the way to Taste we saw they were closed for the day due to…read morehosting an event. My niece and I were starving and this was directly across the street. We sat ourselves down & our waitress greeted us quickly. I ordered a cosmopolitan which was perfectly made. My niece had ice tea which she liked. For appetizers we ordered wings. They were good but not as crispy as I like. I decided to try the Tuscan chicken with no tomato's and it was delicious! So good. I paired it with a salad instead of the vegetables it came with and it was so satisfying. I was surprised at how much I liked it. My niece liked her burger as well. I will definitely be back to order this again. I'm happy to have another spot in the neighborhood with good food besides Taste.

Great atmosphere but WORST bartender EVER!!!!!!! We went on a Monday night - We're absolutely…read moreSHOCKED we were treated by such blatant DISRESPECT by the bartender. He should be fired. We asked for 3 cocktails (Pisco sours) and not only were they the worst Piscos we ever had, the guy conveniently misheard $60 on a $45 bill (we handed $60 cash and said out loud "make it $50" we all heard it) and he tried to keep a $15 tip, when we asked for change back , he THREW a crumbled $10 dollar bill at us calling it a "sh**ty" tip - HIGHLY UNPROFESSIONAL NEVER THROW MONEY AT YOUR CUSTOMERS! Note to management: Tell your bartenders to maybe ask for the ingredients or try offering an alternate drink if you can't make a particular cocktail instead of serving terrible drinks - i.e. Just be honest.

This is an epitome of a speakeasy bar, no signs tucked in between Cherry's & Behind Closed Doors…read more If not for the bouncers outside enticing you to see what's inside you may miss it. My husband and I decided to try it out on the way back home. Main St is filled with a surplus of bars and clubs ranging from Off the records to Deans. This place offers a sophisticated bar adjacent to a lawyers office. First impression walking in is a large bar area with a patio overlooking Main st. The front view of the patio only shows the train, the right and left side offer people watching. It is the only place on that strip with a balcony. The service was very lackluster. I was there on a Friday night. The two male bartenders stood directly in my face several times, not one offering a "will be with you shortly" or anything accommodating. After getting tired of waiting so long I told my husband to come in to see how long he's have to wait. As soon as he sat down beside me, a female bartender sauntered over. I would've appreciated quicker service or at least acknowledgment. My husband also noticed how rude she was questioning if the drink he ordered for me was for him or I. ( why doesn't that matter?) All in all of a first experience it lacked hospitality.

Unconventional in every way, Nutsouh has been one of my favorite venues in the city. Founded 30…read moreyears ago by local artists Jim Pirtle and Missy Bosch, it got its start as a coffee shop before becoming a site for art installations and live entertainment. The name is simply "Houston" spelled backwards. The decor is quirky, eclectic and goes hard on the taxidermy. There are all kinds of animals from land-based to sea creations in all kinds of positions, along with very unique art and ambiance to explore. The multi-room layout makes the place a fun spot to explore and check out the different levels. The darkly lit ambiance makes it a bit hard for photographs, but it is no less a dizzying and fascinating space. My favorite part of the entire place is on third floor, where there is a sound dome that doubles as a visualizer, a communal space, and a trippy acoustics wonderland where music can be played via bluetooth and tourists and locals would enjoy it. The sound system is excellent and a perfect place to chill out. There's more than just sensory overload, the drinks also deserve a bit of mention. The jalapeño palomas and hibiscus mules are fun, despite feeling a tinge overpriced. Bartenders are nice people, and service as a whole is a thumbs up. The parking situation will be challenging, since this is Downtown proper. Street parking is available just down the block, and if one can avoid the crowded weekends, the weeknights are an ideal time to visit. It's hard not to be impressed with the distinctiveness of the place, which is truly one of the city's great local favorites.

This place is incredible. Absolutely unique. If you're basic, you won't get it. At all. If you like…read moreweird& quirky antiques, lots of different rooms on separate floors, and a laid-back, inclusive vibe, you'll love this place. It's in an old department store, and the owner (an artist) lives on the top floor. The staff are chill and friendly