Great service (IYKYK ), quality cocktails, made some great new friends and found our new hangout on…read morethe island! Catfish is the BEST!!

It's where the locals go and hang out. Dive bar with class…read more Bring your ID because if Catfish doesn't know you then you'll be carded even if you're 78 years old. Been quite a few times. Im working out in my mind how I'll make it a staple. FRee bar pool on Sundays. Video game and nice jams too. Clean and safe. Id bring anyone here. It's also one of the few places on the island open when others close. Holidays. Etc. Easy access from street parking right out side or a quick walk on all the visits Ive made.

Fully underrated, fantastic bartender with good vibes. Come here, and listen to the fantastical…read morehistorial stories Brad and I let ourselves drink more than usual and the sweet bartender sent us home with pedialyte and water buckets

Cool dive bar with good service. They had a jukebox and cold beer, bathrooms were clean.read more

Very friendly the service was excellent and they loved our dog. Probably because his name is Gizmoread more

We had a great time here! Exactly what we were looking for- pool table, jukebox, and cold drinks!…read moreEnjoyed ourselves like we were back home. Thanks

It all! The owners & staff A great neighborhood place to go & meet old friends & new. I loved it…read morewhen it was on Stewart Rd. Tha team ( kinda like Cheers ) but with Galveston loayals... a safe atmosphere... healthy inside air..... followed it's awesomeness to seawall blvd.. !!! It's a bar....I don't know for sure..my husband and I have done some W. Texas traveling...and some bumps in life...but we're not leaving the island again.... RIGHT GOD?

We stopped by Lucky Lounge on a Saturday afternoon for a quick drink before heading to a certain…read morelocal hotel for an event! The bar staff were friendly and welcoming. The patrons were friendly as well. Definitely seems like the place would get lively at night in a fun way. Our drinks were solid and the bathrooms were clean. We didn't check out the food but they seem to have those options as well. We found nearby street parking.

Family owned & super friendly staff! Great spot for a drink to start the night or waiting for…read moredinner. From out of town but would be back!

It lived up to its name. It was an old bar in Galveston. If you want a place to have a few drinks…read morebefore heading out for the night this is your place. I love these kind of bars :)

Poop deck was a magical place. Nothing like a good view of the beach and an ice cold corona. 10/10…read morebeer spot. Bartender was on point too kept us well hydrated.

Definitely a dive but fun and the locals were very welcoming. A throw back in the best way. Don't…read morefear the bikers, they were awesome!

This bar was on my hit list for a cool shirt. Boo, out of business. The replacement, 43rd Avenue…read morebar is okay but nothing special, beer was ice cold.

Coldest beers on a hot summer day. Juke box and pool table dark bar and relaxing getaway. Did I…read moremention cold beers....the coldest!

Solid service industry spot in downtown Galveston. Don't expect a bunch of tourists in here. And if…read moreyou're a tourist, you're gonna be throwing them back with some two-fisted pirates fresh off their shift, looking for skin and drink. You'll smell like smoke, you'll taste like whiskey, and you'll need a late night cheeseburger following. And say hi to Mike Snow.

The ADA act of 1990 states that establishments may not require special identification for service…read moreanimals https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americans_with_Disabilities_Act_of_1990 "Businesses are allowed to ask if the animal is a service animal and ask what tasks it is trained to perform, but they are not allowed to ask the service animal to perform the task nor ask for a special ID of the animal. They cannot ask what the person's disabilities are. A person with a disability cannot be removed from the premises unless either of two things happen: the animal is out of control and its owner can not get it under control (e.g. a dog barking uncontrollably in a restaurant), or the animal is a direct threat to people's health and safety.". If you have a service animal you should know that this establishment does not respect this law.