This place used to be my go to for Micheladas, and it is still very good. However, since the new…read moreowners have taken over it just isn't the same. I feel like the amount of shrimp you get is much less as well as the size of the Michelada. There's a lot more cucumber in it as well. I will say the place looks amazing with the new owners renovating it. I want to say when I went after the changes were made they told me they had the old recipe, but they wanted to change it to their own. I'd imagine that a lot of people would agree that if they could go back to the old recipe that it would be for the best. Again, the new one isn't bad, it's just not what had me drive across town before. If you want a cool spot to hang out and get a few good drinks, then this place will definitely be a good choice.

Even though they have been through some things that any place could have gone through they are…read moreholding strong. Me being someone who doesn't know what happened. The bartender could have easily looked at his id like any other. Kids now a days carry Fake IDs yes he did something I know he will forever carry with him, but this place I asume now will do better at scanning or checking IDs correctly. But other than this they're service is good and their drinks and "botana" are delicious. Props to being a fun place to hang out and have a beer.

Having been to this place a few times already, I think I found my favorite drink: the Ume Matsuri…read moreincluded on their seasonal menu (this was about 4 months ago). For a non-asian coffee shop, this was a great matcha color-wise, and it was a beautiful sweet treat. I appreciated the little bits of nuts (forgot what kind) that came in a few sips. The Turkish Delight was a good option too, and you can taste the hints of rose that usually get lost in some drinks if not done right. I've also tried the Golden Harvest - which is a sweet corn latte - from their seasonal menu as well and it was good! I have not tried their food items, hemp drinks, or cocktails before, but by the quality and presentation of what I have tasted I'm sure they're good as well. This place is great if you're looking for a casual, late night work/study sesh and there's plenty of seating. I wouldn't recommend for groups larger than 4 though. Parking is the only con since they have limited, tight spots.

Had a great time at Wild…read more Service was excellent--staff was attentive and even comped us some drinks, which was a nice surprise (especially since things weren't slow at all). Really shows they care about the customer experience. The vibe here is on point--perfect spot to hang out with friends, relax, and enjoy the night. Good energy all around. Definitely a place I'd come back to.

This place recently opened within a stone's throw of my work. I'm not a huge daiquiri fan per se…read morebut filed away for when I might want to check it out. A smallish store front, I thought it might just be a counter to grab and go. Turns out there's more than meets the eye! With limited afternoon/evening hours, it does have a nice inside bar-like space with comfortable seating (see photos), along with tables and table games and a few TVs. I was by myself (waiting for a car repair at a nearby garage) so I sat at a comfortable bar stool (the owner/server was a great conversation). It is not a large place, so not a place to come to mix and mingle but rather with a group to enjoy each other's company. The location is on a corner, so they have a drive through (when I was there, a few people stopped by). Great to grab for home happy hour and not have to worry about making drinks for you and yours. Parking is plentiful along the strip center. It's hard to see from Bay Area Blvd, it's on the same corner as Circle K (with access from both BAB and Space Center). On to the drinks. Wow, very tasty. Great mixture, no overbearing alcohol flavor. I got the medium for what I think was $10 and a great value (as good as a mixed drink or large beer in any other bar). I did the Mai Tai and Pina Colada. First of all, two drinks big red warning (I got my second to go so it didn't hit me until later in the evening). They are strong. But the taste was great, and with their diverse menu something for everyone. I can say best in class and I'm looking to go at the next opportunity so 5 stars for me!

Hubby and & finally got to try @twistedliquiddaiquiris last night & these are some of the smoothest…read moredaqs we've had thus far ! They are also #blackowned Y'all know Houston is infamous for the to go drinks, but don't underestimate this local neighborhood spot ! As of 9/10/21, they have been officially opened for 4 weeks & have made a tasty impact on the Clear Lake area! I tried the Blue Hawaiian + Pineapple & hubs tried Uber Me Please. With or without the pineapple, this drink was but the pineapple gave it an extra razzle dazzle ! Their daiquiris are smoothly blended to perfection, and also not overpowering on the alcohol. Trust me you do taste it for those wondering We met 1 of the owners last night & he was nothing short of excellent with the customer service ! Everything to the service, the atmosphere, the decor & the music, definitely brings some life into this area ! Also, ask them how you can receive a free Jell-O shot as we did last night If you are on the SE side of Houston, take a little drive down to Clear Lake/ Webster area to check them out ! You are definitely in for a twisted surprise

We actually thought we were going to Sit down and drink but…read morethere is no seating inside. The drinks were soooo good. Taste like kool aid but of course it was going to sneak up on you. Category 6 is the drink. :)

Love this place! The drinks are super good and they can let you sample before you order…read more So far I've only tried the Stress reliever and I love it! I've gone twice now! Lol My friend tried the Wonder Woman and she liked it. The peach was a bit much but she still liked it a lot. They also have daily specials!!

I was shocked to find out that Clear Lake has a place that serves daiquiris.The name of the…read morebusiness is called My Famous Daiquiris and dogs.They are located in a building that used to be a bank.They have been around about a year and a half.I was informed by the staff they are women owned business.A major plus that you have the option to go in to place your order or use the drive thru.If you choose to go inside they let you try samples.In addition to the beverages they offer an array of some killer hot dog creations like the Cheeto dog. We used the drive thru to place our order which consisted of the Batman,Lucifer,and Rolo.The Rolo had to be the best because it actually tasted like the candy.The Batman would have to be second followed by the Lucifer.You have the option to add a shot for a dollar.Overall the drinks were amazingly smooth.

The food was inedible. The buns were so stale and hard I couldn't even bite through it. We had to…read moreuse bread slice at homeWay to ruin a hotdog. However, their daiquiris are amazing! I just wish that when I tried the food for the first time the bread wouldn't be stale.

Needed a tasty alcoholic beverage to-go and this was the best option for the neighborhood I…read morehappened to be in. The place was a bit dead and the order window created an initial non friendly appearance. However, the staff was kind and allowed me to taste test the flavor I was most interested in. There was some table and chairs for waiting and perhaps even maybe to chill but it wasn't necessarily clear if that was the true intention of them being there. The menu was pretty broad and I was even able to customize my drink even more. They had a $3 hurricane special so I grabbed two of those as well as a medium skittles with cream. The hurricane drinks were very strong from what I heard. And my skittles drink was very tasty but extremely sweet. Happy Yelping!

They have a lot of different flavor profiles and combos. I like that they let you taste different…read moreones prior to buying. Typically I get a gallon jug that's about $40 and it lasts me a while in the freezer. Alcohol concentration is good

I read reviews saying that they got "glorified slushies"…read more Disagree. I thought the same thing too after a couple of sips, but the Miami Vice I ordered was deceptively strong. Yummy.

Miss Leo lady is soooo cool & down to earth. Daiquiri is very good! Will come again for her!read more

idk!!! whats wrong with people nowadays but, hands down this is the (best daiquiri place) in…read morehouston. i have been going here for a while now and have tried several others . none compare. the quanity ,quality,and the alcohol are allways there. no matter what. i drive 12 miles right past ( 2 want a bes ) daiquiri stores, from laporte. which should change their names to( freezes ) cuz a daiquiri is not what they are serving. there is no alcohol or original flavors. do your own comparison! for a large 32oz real daiquiri 8.50 & jello shots a 1.00 an extra shot a 1.00. here you get alot more than what your pay for. they dont have tips jars or signs up requesting one either. this is a local family owned business thats been around longer than these pop up places. this family is going thru a very hard time right now with medical issues. please show your support ! they were around with the same great daiquiris and same prices (prior to covid!!) let's keep ( the daiquiri place) here in baytown to stay. they haven't price gouged or lowered the quality of their products.

The beverages at this place are utterly deplorable, but that's not the core issue here. Let me…read morepaint a vivid portrait of the owner's daughter, a woman whose behavior is as unsettling as it is chaotic. She zips around town on a rickety, toy-like motor scooter, a contraption that looks like it might collapse under the weight of her reckless pursuits. Her days seem consumed by an obsessive chase for fleeting attention, particularly from random men she fixates on with an almost manic fervor. She's constantly pleading for affection in the most degrading ways, all while neglecting her own child--a frail, unwell little soul who rarely seems to see the inside of a classroom or a doctor's office. This child, pale and perpetually under the weather, languishes at home while the daughter, let's call her Nadine for the sake of this tale, fritters away her time filming melodramatic TikTok videos. In these, she casts herself as a perpetual victim, weaving tales of woe about past relationships, each more theatrical than the last. The whole family dynamic feels like a bizarre, dysfunctional circus--laced with an eerie undercurrent, as if they're stirring some questionable, back-alley mysticism into the drinks they serve. Nadine, nearing 30, carries herself with the emotional maturity of a wayward teenager, chasing trends and personas like a chameleon with no sense of self. She flits between names--Sunshine, Sunset, Sunrise, Winyan--each one a desperate attempt to reinvent herself, perhaps to mimic a culture she's decided to latch onto without authenticity. She flaunts her supposed "findom" lifestyle online, proudly advertising her pursuit of financial domination while completely ignoring the responsibilities of motherhood. Her priorities are a tangled mess, her life a grotesque tableau of misplaced ambition. Her appearance mirrors her chaotic existence--pale, almost ghostly, with a sickly sheen that matches her child's. Her teeth, jagged and neglected, tell a story of carelessness that extends far beyond her personal hygiene. She posts provocative photos in cheap, threadbare undergarments, as if a flimsy pair of Walmart panties might lure someone to rescue her from her self-inflicted spiral. Years have passed, and Nadine--whatever alias she's hiding behind now--remains trapped in a cycle of indulgence and dysfunction, her life a monument to squandered potential. Her accomplishments? Nonexistent, unless you count her apparent knack for fleeting, transactional encounters. She's a self-proclaimed "brand ambassador" for a tech company, but can't even secure a job at their retail counter. Her mother's no better, and the drinks they serve are as lackluster as their existence. The entire family feels like a blight, as if they crawled out of some forgotten corner and brought their dysfunction with them. Probably would've been better to just stay on the human breeding farm you're from--oh what do you coin it-- The Reservation.