This place is bigger than it looks! It has a dog friendly front porch and back "yard". You can…read moreorder food from On the Kirb. Lots of seating inside and out as well as TVs

The thing about Houston is that no matter how much you think you know about what's out there, there…read moreare always places you didn't know existed and this is really a bit of a hidden gem. I like that they have semi private rooms so you can kind of just hang out with your friends and they have big wide areas in the back and outdoor seating too if you just want to be around others and watch sports. Nice bartenders also who might be familiar too you if you've been in the Rice Village area.

Super cool bar! Great service Ayla was super nice and good drinks! Came during the spurs game nice…read morecrowd Really great atmosphere

First time at this bar really cool location came on a chill Monday. Ayla was my bartender. She was…read morereally funny and really nice and very welcoming.Cool part was I was allowed to bring in my own food. Will definitely be back bringing my friends and family.

The hubby and I had a nice dinner at Gauchos do sul and wanted to hit a bar before heading home…read more Post Oak Ice House was less than a five minute drive. We went on a Thursday night around 10:00 PM and it wasn't crowded. The ice house is very spacious and open. Our server was awesome and kept the rounds coming. We will definitely be back to see her! I had a few drinks and didn't remember her name (I'm sorry)! I tried finding a phone number to call, but it's nowhere to be found so I could track her down (she's the one standing guard while we played Jenga) LOL.

We visited for Saturday night bingo and had a great time! The bartender was super sweet and there…read morewas tons of parking. Its a fairly large place with seating inside and outside and rotating food trucks. There's tons of games inside and they host a lot of fun game nights. The crowd was very young and a smidge douchy but besides that, loved the place!

this ice house is the place to be!! the vibes are positive the staff and bartender - so kind and…read moreattentive and make it worth it! check em out !! great food and service !! thank you

We checked this place out recently to watch a Rockets playoff game and it was great. The space is…read moremassive. So much space inside and out on the patio. The bar area is huge. We sat out on the patio by the big screen for most of the game until it started to rain. Luckily, we were able to find a spot inside to watch the rest of the game. The service was great. They had a DJ during commercial breaks and games/contests. One of the former Rockets' players was there taking pictures and signing autographs. The atmosphere was pretty fun to watch a game in. We will definitely be back to check out more games when in the area.

Super good! Food is Authentic Mexican. Sonsuper yummi. They do have draft beer! The atmosphere…read moreabsolutely Great!!

Came for an Astros game but there wasn't a lot of people. Service was really good. The bartender…read morewas very nice and friendly. We sat in the back - it was cute with plenty of large screens to cheer on our team! Strong margarita, good tacos and tasty michelada. Yum! Parking is tight and limited but they mentioned you can park at the seafood place and somewhere else next door.

Gus was Lovey!!! Thanks for the key lime pie sours are my favorite!! great vibes and tunes, pool…read moretables are great

Check em outtt The food is greaaat…read more This is the place to visit Awesome Great customer servicee so kind and attentive rr and facilities are clean Great Check em out !!! Thanks

Bartender: Richo…read more Strawberry Lemon Drop (Tito's): 10/10 Espresso Martini with Tequila: 8/10 Yoo-hoo: 9/10

Stopped by The Cellar Bar where the ambiance is pretty straightforward, nothing overly flashy about…read morethe space, but it works well for a casual bar atmosphere. Drinks were fairly priced, especially if you make it before happy hour ends at 7. The crowd was chill and the music was great. One thing that stood out is that they allow you to bring food in from next door since the bar doesn't serve food. It's a nice option if you plan to stay for a while and want something to snack on. Overall, it's a solid, laid-back spot!

Ducky's Pizza is quickly becoming one of my favorite spots in Houston. The pizza is…read morephenomenal--perfectly crisp crust, quality ingredients, and incredible flavor in every bite. Don't miss the crab ragoon bread--it's rich, unique, and an absolute standout. The space is clean and modern with a lively sports bar vibe, plenty of TVs, and a well-stocked bar. Service was outstanding--friendly, attentive, and welcoming from start to finish. For a newer spot, Ducky's is already setting a high bar. Great pizza, excellent service, and a fun atmosphere make this an easy five-star recommendation. I'll definitely be back.

Lately I've been frequenting this spot for lunch and happy hour when in the area. There's a lot to…read morelike about this location. To start, there is a parking lot in the back, which makes it very convenient. The interior is laid out well, with the bar area to the right of the entry and dining to the left. The bar area has a few TVs, which is fantastic when trying to catch a game. Food & Drink - 3.5* There are daily specials, happy hour, lunch, and regular menus. I highly recommend the crab Rangoon cheesy bread for starters, and if you're not all that hungry, it can be made into a full meal. The happy hour menu is a little limiting, but there's enough to like. The pasta is fantastic and comes in a nice small cup portion. They offer a personal 6" cheese pizza that is quite good. Other options are Buffalo cauliflower, meatballs, teenie weenie mcshweenies (mini corn dogs), and a Caesar salad. At the time of this review, these were $5 each and smaller since it's happy hour. The HH drink options are wine by the glass, 22 oz St. Arnold Lawnmowers, an Aperol Spritz, and basically a margarita called the Quack-a-Lack. I don't recommend the margarita. It's not good--too much lime juice, not enough Cointreau, and what tasted like barely any tequila. For lunch, they have a pick two. Options are the Chicken, Italian Chopped, or Fig & Pig sandwiches, but the pizza offering is very odd and out of place. It's their hot honey and pepperoni, which is great, but it's only six inches. More on this later. For the other pick, options are a Caesar salad, garden salad, potato chips, and zuppa del giorno (soup of the day). I recommend the Caesar or the soup. The Montrose and Hot Honey / Pepperoni pizzas are also great options. They recently revamped their menu, and it's unfortunate to see certain options cut. They used to have a buffalo chicken pizza that I found quite good; it is no longer there. I won't go through everything that was cut, but if you've visited regularly, there is a good chance something you ordered is no longer an option. Overall, I find all of the food above average, but nothing is gonna have you thinking, "This is amazing." It is a great, convenient spot for the area that delivers a low-key vibe. Service - 4* The service has always been pretty good. They check in frequently, ask if you want to put anything else in, and know enough about the menu to make good recommendations. The one thing that strikes me a little off is that they seem quite transactional, which I get to an extent--they see dozens of folks a day. However, when someone frequents a place over a short period, that person typically gets recognized and there's a little more small talk with staff. Again, that's just my experience working in the industry; you do want to build a following and customer base. I did not notice that aside from one lady who must come here every day and orders a glass of wine at happy hour, since she was asked, "The usual?" If there were one word to describe the staff I interacted with, it would be "aloof." Pricing / Cost - 3.5* Always subjective, but here's where things just don't make sense, particularly with the lunch menu. They offer a pick two for $18. The regular price for a full-size hot honey and pepperoni pizza is $18, the Fig & Pig sandwich is $17, the chicken sandwich is $17, and the Italian Chopped is $16. So one would think, okay, I'm getting a small salad or soup as the discount. That would align if the pizza were bigger, but on the lunch menu it's a six-inch pizza. May I point out that during happy hour, the six-inch cheese pizza is $5? So somehow, some honey and pepperonis are worth a whole lot more? The regular menu pricing is about in line with what one would expect for apps, entrees, and drinks. I'll close this bit out by stating I have worked in this industry, and I understand that balancing thin margins while getting people in and building recurring customers is harder than ever, especially with rising costs across the board. Landlords want more, ingredients cost more, and retaining reliable labor that can show up and show out to help build the business is a challenge. All that said, they probably need to reevaluate a few things, and that seems to be the case since they just revamped the menu. It would appear they are still figuring it out a little bit. My recommendation: the pizza option on the lunch menu is a poor value. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone; just order a full pizza. Overall - 3.5* There's a lot to like about this spot, while there are areas that need some work. I love the vibe, the convenience of getting in and out, and some of the lunch options. I would recommend it in the evening to grab a pizza or full-size pasta, but I'd likely say skip the happy hour and go elsewhere if you're mainly looking to get some drinks. If you want a small taste of a few great items from the regular menu before making a full deep dive, it's worth a stop.