Tipsy Sloth definitely feels more like a neighborhood bar. We dropped in today and went straight to…read morethe be to order their version of an old fashioned (made with peppercorn simple syrup)... And another drink, which I can't remember. They had about four food stands, a DJ (female DJ, woot) playing some great club hits... Also, this bar is woman-owned. Yessss!

Kept seeing this place, so decided to finally visit. There is ample parking in the back and dogs…read moreare allowed inside and outside. The sloth artwork is fitting! They have some food options too.

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.

Had a great experience at the restaurant around the corner here in Houston! Kat took such amazing…read morecare of us--super friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Service like that really makes a difference. Thanks again, Kat!

I've been coming here for years, and it's amazing how quickly a new owner can undo what made a…read moreplace successful. The menu has been gutted and now seems to revolve almost entirely around steaks. Paying $24.95 for a mediocre steak with what appeared to be store-bought au gratin potatoes felt more like a bad joke than a dining experience. If the goal was to cut costs and call it a new concept, mission accomplished. Sad to see a longtime favorite lose its identity. I won't be rushing back.

1) Let's start with the worst part of this place. 20% auto gratuity on all bills. Like what the…read morehell. 2) All the taps were not working on a Saturday night 3) They advertised that they were showing the Ravens Steelers game and couldnt figure out how to get it showing until after the 1st quarter was over. The video feed would give a seizure to anyone that has epilepsy. The audio wouldn't come on until almost halftime. 4) Trying to order a ranch water with Espolon. They offered reposado or Blanco and they didn't even have Blanco as an option. I've been here a few times and I feel like every time gets worse and worse from a management perspective The whole location has a great opportunity to be something more, but when it comes down to being serviced and getting what you expect from a bar is highly lacking

10/10 will be back! First place I've found in Houston with happy hour specials Friday-Sunday! Yes…read moreyou heard me right deals constantly change on what chef is offering on the menu. There were also drink specials too!!! I got a rum shot with my choice of drink for only $5 and my bf got a Long Island for $10. Will be back for a more in dept review. Coming soon on my TikTok @dyannayanna

My experiences at nickel city have always been around the time they have the Christmas bar (which…read moreis great!!!!) but I finally made it over to enjoy their regular bar vibes. We came a couple weeks ago during the World Cup and it was the perfect reprieve from all the fan fest craziness. They had a projector on so you could still watch the game but it was much calmer and quieter here. The drinks are super reasonable and the food is typical bar food but honestly really good! The loaded fries are my go to. Overall I really enjoy this bar and will be keeping it in mind for future times when maybe other bars in EADO are a little too crazy.

a good time. yes, i…read moream a bougie girl and love bougie girl activities, but there is just a different vibe about dive bars that i appreciate. in my opinion, nickel city is dive bar inspired, but not a classic dive bar. and i would measure an authentic dive bar based on two criteria: having menus and the overall cleanliness of the establishment. nickel city is clean and has menus, lol. there drinks are great, but i would be remised if i didn't encourage you to get the tater tots.. because when is the last time you ordered tots?!? and remember... get your own tots!!!! gosh. service is straightforward, no problems. no complaints. the layout is spacious and there is a lot of seating. this place also has high editorial value, and be an excellent place to snap pics. enjoy yourself and drink responsibly c.

My fiancée enjoys all things Christmas and was very excited for this pop up bar. He purchased the…read moretickets that got us 2 drinks as well as admission in. Parking was pretty easy and we didn't have to walk far. It's a cute place with great photo opportunities. We both ordered spicy margaritas and they were good. My only complaint is there were a lot of people and it was difficult to find a seat.

Frosty's was an adorable Christmas-themed pop-up bar that instantly pulls you into the holiday…read morespirit. From the moment you walk in, you feel like you've stepped straight into a festive Christmas era--complete with twinkling lights, over-the-top décor, and nonstop holiday music. It's truly a Christmas lover's dream. They offered a variety of holiday-themed cocktails, and I tried the Green Mean One, a mint chocolate vodka drink. I'd never had a mint-chocolate-flavored cocktail before, but it was surprisingly good--definitely unique and definitely strong. I do wish there were food options, as many other holiday pop-up bars offer themed bites, but it was still a great time overall. I'd definitely recommend checking this place out next holiday season.

It's a great bar and definitely try the Wrench 75. But I'm a food guy so this is to mention hot dog…read moreMonday. Enjoyable. Hit the spot. Great ambiance. Owner is a great mixologist.

East End Hardware was our final stop of the evening, and overall, it was a really cool experience…read more After dinner at Nancy's Hustle, we walked down the block to East End Hardware because I had specifically looked them up and wanted to try one of their snowball cocktails. Since this was a first date, I loved that we could just walk over, grab a drink, sit at the bar and keep the conversation going. I ordered the Strawberry Snowball, made with Peruvian pisco and strawberry syrup. It was good, and the portion was definitely large enough to share, which made it kind of fun for a date. I will say, though, I think I expected it to be a little more "cocktail" and a little less "snowball." There was A LOT of ice, and I found myself wishing there was a little more actual cocktail mixed throughout it. It wasn't bad at all--it just wasn't quite what I had pictured when I decided I wanted to try one. One thing I REALLY liked about East End Hardware was the selection of board games and card games available to play while you hang out. We initially grabbed Connect Four, but unfortunately something was wrong with the bottom and it wouldn't latch to hold the pieces. So we switched over to Battleship--and that actually turned out to be really cute! We sat at the bar playing Battleship, sharing our Strawberry Snowball and talking. It added a fun, playful element to the date instead of us just sitting there having another drink. I definitely think the games are a nice touch, especially if you're coming here on a date or with friends. The atmosphere was great, too. East End Hardware has a cool, quaint, laid-back vibe that makes it easy to settle in and stay awhile. I'd definitely go back, although next time I think I'd skip the snowball and try one of their regular cocktails instead. But I would absolutely grab another game while I'm there. Overall, a cool neighborhood spot and a really fun way to end the night.

Social Beer Garden is a great spot with Beer flight options, pool tables in the upstairs area and…read morebig screen on outside patio to watch games etc. There is no food options unless there is food trucks. There is a parking lot available across the street with a sign saying "Social Beer Garden Parking" Good and fast service. There is also different fun events that they have on Fridays or weekends.

Social Beer Garden just doesn't do it for me. I've been once or twice years ago and recently…read moredecided to give it another try, hoping for a different experience, but unfortunately I still left unimpressed. To start out, the concept feels like a blend of accents from other popular bars in the area - the hammock chairs from Axelrad, the Adirondack chairs from Truck Yard, and the string light back patio from 8th Wonder. This blend makes it hard to give the bar a true identity. While they do have a large selection of beers on tap, their cocktail menu leaves me feeling lost. I appreciate the attempt to create unique flavor combinations but the options are just...confusing. For example, mezcal with citrus and prickly pear, or a highball with black currant, tequila and apricot. I'm holding on for dear life with all of these ingredients! Going along for the adventure, I tried their pickle cocktail that was on the menu and it was honestly, terrible. While they do have a happy hour that goes until 8pm, the service this last visit just wasn't the best. The server who helped me told me it was his second day and was clearly struggling to keep up with the cocktail combinations, referencing his phone many times while preparing the drink. I ended up not liking this drink and brought it back to the bar with just one sip gone and rather than offering to make me another drink, they kept it on my bill. Ok, whatever. That being said, just before this happened, the couple in front of me went to pay for their bill, prepared drinks in hand, at 8:02pm and the bartender refused to honor the happy hour prices, just two minutes past the official end time. With these two instances, it seems like the priority is maximizing every dollar of profit rather than investing in the customer experience. Given the number of other original concepts in the area, I would pass.

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.

Axelrad is a chill spot, over the years I've been here several times. They have a Photo Booth,…read moreboard games, an upstairs area for karaoke nights. Also a big screen tv outside which they recently increased in size. They host Latin or Cumbria night and all sorts of different events. You can often find food trucks for food options. Or next door is a pizza spot you can walk to.

The "We love Houston" sign caught our attention, and we decided to stop in to check out 8th Wonder…read moreBrewery. We ordered the Mango Passion Fruit Rum Punch, a Wonder Light Lager, a Haterade Watermelon Sour, and an El Pepino shot. Overall, the drinks were decent, and we appreciated the cocktails being made fresh instead of from a can. The El Pepino shot was our favorite of the all of the drinks. They don't offer beer flights, as that would have made it easier to sample more of their beers. There's a large indoor and outdoor space great for large groups, events, or simply hanging out. Service was great.

Brewery #377 I want…read moreto like 8th Wonder Brewery, but they won't let me. I 1st came here in early December with my ladyfriend on our way back from Big Bend national Park. We stopped in and I asked if they did flights and I simply got a rude "nope" and the guy just looked away. So I ordered a Happy Accidents pale ale that was decent. I asked if they had stickers and I got the same "Nope". I asked if they ever had them or if they were just out, "out" was the reply. Not exactly a chatty guy. So, this most recent visit, I came with a couple buddies. We stopped in before the World Baseball Classic. Still no flights and still no stickers. (The stickers are important for my garage man cave wall!). However, the beertender was a much friendlier lady this time and I got an orange fudge stout that wasn't very good. The place itself is pretty cool for the most part. Really big outdoor area with a bunch of shipping containers turned patio covers. There are a bunch of pinball machines, and the decor is fun. They are also heavy on the cannabis side of things. Areas for improvement: Get some stickers offer flights so people can try your beers parking sucks