Classiest place in Webster/Friendswood area. No black tie required, but optional. The service is…read morethat of a Michelin star restaurant (Aaron, Tabitha the A- Team). The food is mid-upper scale while affordable. I would recommend the Gàtoré Bread. A stuffed brioche bun full of decadent and hearty slow roasted and cooked meat. Filled with a blend of foreign melted cheeses and fresh vegetables. The bar is famous for crafting curated handmade specialty cocktails and libations. If you're seeking a specialty designer cocktail or bottled budweiser, look no further!

Nice friendly packer fans what more can u ask for the food is great all around great placeread more

I was invited from the north side to this place. I'm familiar with Scout Bar and make the drive…read morewhen I think it's worth it. Friends invited me out for a Sunday night karaoke, from the door guy to the rest of the staff, I felt passive aggression but felt like I could write it off due to my anxiety. I was more right than I thought. My friends and I sit at the booth and realize the music happening featured the live vocals of a karaoke singer. We were impressed and were laughing about our surprise. The KJ walks up to us and tells us almost verbatim "if yall are gonna be yelling, do it somewhere else because it's disrespectful to the singer" like we're watching a Michael Jackson kill a rob zombie song when it was okay at fkn best. The singer gets off the stage, looks at us and says "thanks for the applause." I said "hey I think your song was great," immediately responded with "yeah, whatever," to which I said "hey man I'm tryin to tell you we liked your song, why is that an issue?" The bartenders seem hostage, we ended up leaving fast after the fact. I was side eyed for asking for a tequila shot, the only one I ordered tonight. My friend ordered tacos and the shredded cheese on top made Taco Bell look like a Michelin. I've never stepped foot upstairs despite going to scout bar for shows for years, and I only regret I did this one time. If I could leave no stars, reader, I'd pay this website to be able to do it. *PS*, if you're gonna hold the microphone to host karaoke, stop calling your participants assholes before they tell you to hold a mirror up to yourself, you sound like a jackass.

Fun place. A bit pricey, but what business isn't? I need to come up with eighty-five characters...read more

Pros: Gorgeous bar. Really great patio area with games and ample seating…read more Cons: Crap service. Rude bartenders. Terrible music. No food.

Chill place to get a drink! Loved the ambiance and how big it was, I came on a Wednesday so it was…read morekinda dead but I can see why people would come here on the weekend. Service was great too, I'll be back again for sure!

I grew up in league city and had never seen this place until I went today for my friends engagement…read moreparty! It's hidden gem! There was a lot of us and only 2 bartenders and they handled the large group well! Prices were reasonable! Lots of TVs and activities but we didn't really do any of the activities like pool or darts. I wish the chef was in bc we wanted some good bar food and we had heard good things! I would come back.

Awesome place... wonderful staff... awesome bar food!! Definitely going back!! Crawler's Jeep…read moreSquad

Stopped by to check the place out. I had a couple beers at the bar. I can't say I was impressed…read morewith the place, but it seems like a suitable hole in the wall when you want to shoot some pool and wet your whistle. Beer seemed a little overpriced but the pool rates seem pretty cheap, so I guess it kind of evens out. Bartender was meh.

This place needs a Snooker table! If it were a real billiards establishment they would have at…read moreleast one.

The bar scene in Pearland is pretty scarce. Maybe that's why I've managed to drive past this place…read morefor years and not notice it. We were looking for a place to grab a drink after a Taco Tuesday meet up and came across Two Dogs on Yelp. Driving up, it was clear that it was a dive. I love a good dive bar, but I honestly didn't know what to expect walking into this establishment. It was a Tuesday, so it wasn't terribly busy. There were some gentlemen playing pool and one of them looked up for a second, then smiled and kept playing. At that moment, I knew we would be fine lol. We were immediately greeted by the bartender (I believe her name was either Tish or Trish). She was very friendly and explained that they only have beer, however you are able to bring in bottles of whatever alcohol you like. I was happy to see a decent craft beer selection and opted for a Crawford Bock. You're also allowed to bring in food. Seating is plentiful at various tables around the bar. At one point, the bartender asked if we needed the air to be turned down because the draft was strong. She was extremely hospitable! They normally have pool tournaments on Tuesdays, but that day they didn't. That may have been why it was super chill. It was a nice way to end our Taco Tuesday.

Intro: On a Tuesday evening, we were looking for a place to grab a drink in Pearland that was still…read moreopen and close by. We hopped on the trusty Yelp app and came across Two Dogs Saloon. I parked right in front of the dive bar. Ambiance (3.5/5): You should look at Two Dogs Saloon through the lens of what's its meant to be: a casual dive bar. That means no frills. There's plenty of room in the bar and there was A/C. There's seating at the bar and a good number of tables outside of that. There's also an area with two pool tables and darts. Service (4.5/5): The bartender working was friendly and chatted us up. It was a Tuesday so it wasn't busy but she took good care of us. One pet peeve though: they don't give you an itemized receipt when you pay. I could have asked for one, and I should have, but this is something that should be standard everywhere. Food (N/A): While they don't have food, they allow you to bring your own. There's a Mexican restaurant right by the bar and they have a menu at the bar to make things easy for you. Drinks (4/5): No liquor, this is a beer type of joint. The beer list isn't terribly impressive, mostly your run-of-the-mill. Crawford Bock is what stood out to me out of the options they have. With that being said, the beers are fairly priced so that's a plus. Overall: Bar options in Pearland are limited, especially bars that are open late. If you're looking for a drink at a casual spot with affordable prices, Two Dogs Saloon makes for a good choice. They also have happy hour specials earlier in the day.

Chill place. Has one pool table, restrooms are clean. People there are pretty cool. Carla is a…read morehorrible bartender.

Good neighborhood dive bar. Nice people and newbies always welcome. Beers served with a coozie…read more... Pool table, some outdoor space, and they often have bbq's on special occasions or for benefits for others. Nothing fancy, but a great place to get a cold one after work!!!

A group of us went there for some line dancing lessons. It's a warehouse with a bar, stage, and…read moredance floor. The doors are open and they have a huge fan on the ceiling and other fans on the floor. I found out that they allow dogs. That night Caffeinated Canine Rescue was there having a raffle and offering free stuff mainly for dogs. People brought their food. There was also a ring toss game on the tables. They have different events happening most nights and they're pretty laid back. I'll definitely come back.

Intro: Pearland doesn't have a ton of watering holes so I was excited when I heard about Rob Ray's…read moreTaproom from a friend. Located off of Fite Road, they have a gravel parking lot. We stopped by for Trivia Night on a weekday and the parking lot was completely full. I ended up parking on the street a few minutes away by foot. Ambiance (3/5): Rob Ray's is a casual, no frills, open air taproom. Most of the seating is at picnic-style tables. After a while, I grabbed a chair to have some back support. There's also no A/C so I imagine it can get pretty toasty when it's hot outside. The walls are covered with flags of different colleges. I found my alma mater, the University of Michigan, which was pretty awesome! Service (4.5/5): You order at the bar. The service is friendly and even Rob Ray was there. He introduced himself and asked if it was my first time. There was a bit of a line at some points but it moved quickly. Food (N/A): While they don't serve food, they do allow you to bring food. There's a taco joint across the street and they have a menu at Rob Ray's. You can call in and pick up your order. Drinks (4/5): Now this is what we're here for! They have a nice selection of beers on tap and bottled beer. I'm all about the variety and trying new beers so that's what I did. Every single beer I tried was one I had never had before. They also have some seltzers. If you're looking for a deal, you can buy tokens at a flat rate. They also allow you to make donations with your purchase to firefighters, nurses, police officers, etc. which is a really nice touch. It makes giving back easy if you'd like to do so! Overall: While I wish they had A/C and the seating was a little more comfortable, I would definitely return to try out some more of their beers. Trivia was a good time too. They had prizes for first and second place. While my team didn't win, we fought valiantly until the end!