Great place ,good hearted people . Good food and beer is on point. Great place to go !read more

Good place to escape the everyday routine. The people are friendly, and easy to talk to. Owners…read moreof the establishment are regularly present, and interact with the patrons. Bands play about three nights (WFS) a week, a bit much for me, but usually have a full house. Karaoke Thursday nights, it's enjoyed by those who are there. Beers are reasonable priced. Barmaids are hard to keep, only good one is Hope. In the past month or so, a couple of the barmaids have not been very attentive, and forgot to bring my change. They get wrapped up with a customer, and forget they have others. Only complaint, is the barmaids.

I've come to 713 several times for concerts! A very nice quaint venue while also fairly large. Came…read moreto see T.I and it was a great time! Staff was nice, security and bag check were very efficient; would def recommend coming to see your favorite artist here

I attended a concert at this venue on Valentines day. Parking was easy even though crowded. They…read moreshare space with the Post. I parked on the cheaper side. My sister parked on the other side and it was 40.00. I only paid 12.00 or so. They recognize your license plate so it's easy to pay and exit. The venue was decent, had a huge bar at the entrance along with a coat check for umbrellas. You can't take them inside. They also check for large bags and backpacks so be careful with large purses. Seating was upgraded for us, we were on about row 10. Seats are super small. Not sure how comfortable someone would be as they are really close together. Luckily, two people next to us did not show up so we could have a seat between us. Otherwise it was shoulder to shoulder. That's the only improvement they need to make. Lots of nice bars and seating along the sides of the venue which allows you to hear the music. The restrooms were small and only 2 were working which made for a long line.

Beverages are cold and refreshing I like that Will visit…read morethis establishment again. I will also visit again.

As a self-proclaimed music geek, White Oak Music Hall, or WOMH, has been among the live…read moreentertainment venues in Houston that I've wanted to visit for quite some time--nearly a decade since it opened. The itch was finally scratched last night when I went to watch my friend Ken and his band, Zenjii, perform there to celebrate the release of their latest single, "Ashes" (check it out on the platform where you stream your favorite music!). It's safe to say that WOMH met my expectations. It surprised me that it sits just right next to the North Freeway. When a person approaches it at first, it appears quite small, but I assure you it's anything but. Zenjii's show was in the upstairs performance room on WOMH's second floor. Beforehand, Ken and I went out to the outdoor area the place is very well known for. I joked with him how given the excessive heat, I was glad they were performing inside. But I'm certain on a day when the weather is Goldilocks, or just right, The Lawn -- as it's officially called -- is ideal for a concert. Behind the stage was the actual namesake, White Oak Bayou. To get a better view of the Houston skyline that's prominently featured in lots of pictures from WOMH, a visitor has to ascend to the second floor balcony. Because there was barely a cloud in the sky, I was able to see what I believe is the most beautiful collection of skyscrapers in the world from that vantage point. It is definitely worth a look at night too. The room definitely accommodated Zenjii and the acts that went on before it. Not only was the room big enough to handle the crowd size, but the acoustics and lighting were excellent. The bar inside was exceptionally staffed by a woman whose name I stupidly forgot to get. Though she gave me complimentary water and Diet Coke, I still left her a tip for her troubles. You're probably wondering why the review has four stars. Well, even though the heat index outside was undoubtedly beyond 100 Fahrenheit, I could've sworn the venue had the AC on at a little below 60. It was so cold in the room that I left with a slight runny nose. That, however, doesn't take away from how impressed I am with WOMH.

I have now stood in a field in Houston in August. I'd like that back…read more The lawn is billed as an outdoor venue, which is technically accurate the way a parking lot is technically a park. I arrived at 7, was sweating by 7:02, and by 8 had achieved a state of moisture normally reserved for produce misters. The breeze arrived once. Everyone cheered. It did not return. Sound-wise: I could confirm that music was happening. Beyond that I'd need a lawyer. From where I stood it was mostly bass and rumor. The guy next to me insisted they played my favorite song. I'll take his word for it. Beer was $16 and served in a cup engineered to become warm faster than physically possible. The line for it moved with the urgency of a DMV that had recently been informed of layoffs. I made a friend in that line. We've since lost touch, but we shared something. Parking exists in the same sense that Bigfoot does -- people claim to have found it, no photos survive. I parked in what I believe was another zip code and did a small pilgrimage back. Two stars for the vibes, minus one for the vibes, minus another for the field. One star.

I went to Bayou Music Center on 4/11/25 for the Dave "The Boy Who Played the Harp" concert, and it…read morewas an amazing experience from start to finish. The venue itself is a great size big enough to feel like a real concert atmosphere, but still intimate enough that you get a great view and connection to the performance. The acoustics were solid, and everything sounded crisp and well-balanced throughout the night. The energy in the crowd was on point, and the performance itself was incredible. Dave really put on a show engaging, talented, and clearly passionate about his craft. You could tell the whole room was locked in. Staff were organized, getting in was smooth, and the overall setup made the night stress-free so you could just enjoy the music. Definitely a venue I'd come back to again. If there's an artist you like performing here, it's 100% worth it.

Been here a couple times now for concerts. Pretty good venue for concerts that won't sell out…read morearenas or stadiums. Sounds better than those venues too. Obviously the tour picks the venue but I don't mind coming here when they do. It does have a restaurant/bar downstairs that is VIP named 40 Below. That's a separate review but the short of it is, don't bother! K Bottom line - Enjoy the concert. Venue is pretty good.

Wow! We came here to see "White Christmas"- such a treat…read more We are from San Antonio, but we really loved the theater. Kind of reminds us a little bit of the Tobin Center, but much more organized. Parking was better and the theater itself has a better layout and a clean lobby with more sunlight and activities as you wait for the show to start. Theater inside is beautiful. Starry sky is amazing and has comfortable seats. I plan to come back and visit here again!

Just attended my fourth show at the Hobby Center and every show was a great performance! The…read morerestroom lines may look long but you can always get in and out. We have season tickets this time and it was well worth the price!

Parking: Lot E is a gamble about 30-40 minutes from showtime, but you can get lucky…read more Seriously one of the bastions of Houston. It's a miracle that they're still able to provide high quality, free entertainment in this day and age. The booking process is a bit random - for extremely popular shows, there's a lottery, but otherwise you refresh during the ticket drop and get into a queue and can pick up to four tickets in the covered seating area (which also has huge ceiling fans. Huge plus.) or just hang out on the hill. Digital tickets are a huge upgrade where you don't have to wait at will call anymore. Seating is fantastic - plenty of walking space, seats have cupholders, and pretty much every seat has a clear view of the stage at a different angle for adults of all heights. There is difficulty in seeing ground level acts like the contortionist. (The interpretation of Da Vinci was phenomenal though, you can imagine). I always try to make it to at least one Cirque show every year and it's always a blast. Cheers to what they do here.

Miller Outdoor Theatre and the City of Houston did a wonderful job for the performances and…read moreactivities of Fiestas Patrias. The turnout was great and the shows were amazing. A great time was had. I recommend supporting them.