Best live music venue in Lubbock, hands down. Great patio, great bands, cool area of town.read more

Trying to reserve a table for one of their shows is impossible. I have been trying for two weeks…read more Sent numerous emails and phone calls and phone will not answer and when you call after hours the voice mail is full. Have sent messages by Messenger and got half of my questions answered after waiting days for contact. For $150 for a table you would think they would be eager to rent one.

If you haven't been to Dirty Larry's Dive Bar yet, fix that immediately--this place is an absolute…read moreblast. I hosted a "Mumu & Wig Karaoke" party here, and it couldn't have gone better. Katie (the owner) was super responsive to all my questions and made sure we had plenty of reserved seating, which made planning stress-free. The atmosphere is next-level fun. It's near the lake and fully leans into the theme--boat seats at the bar, a quirky old boat outside (yes, with a skeleton), and a playful, laid-back vibe all around. Indoor seating plus a covered patio gives you options no matter the weather. Drinks are great and reasonably priced, and the bartenders are hilarious and friendly. It's the kind of place packed with locals and regulars--which always says something. And the coup de grâce? The shuffleboard. Seriously. Food isn't an issue either thanks to rotating food trucks, so you'll always have something good to eat. Highly recommend for parties, casual nights out, or just a fun, no-frills hang.

This place was so fun ! Visited family in town and they took us here! Best food truck carne asada…read moreI've ever tasted ! Queso was great as well ! Love the ambiance of bar !

DELICIOUS! These cocktails are so creative and "out of the box", the bartenders are very kind and…read morehelpful. Their espresso martini is truly exceptional! You can't go wrong here.

Our bartender/mixologist was awesome! She was working by herself making amazing drinks. We were…read morevisiting from California for a graduation, met parents from Texas who made us welcome.

Overall decent experience. Three stars due to lots of flys where we were seated. Got seated right…read moreby the front and the flies were everywhere. Probably should have asked to be moved. Food was decent - got the seafood pasta, habanero wings and the grilled chicken Cesar salad. I had the salad and can't say I've had a Cesar dressing like that, seems like a cross between Cesar and Italian. Tasty, just not what was expected. The grilled chicken was seasoned well and the salad over all was good. Drinks were Lychee martini and the blueberry lemon drop shot turned into a full drink. Both were tasty and I'd get the lychee martini again The outside was a bit hard to notice due to the tree growth and there was so much bird droppings outside. Maybe part of the fly issue.

I stopped here while traveling for work because it had good reviews. It was across from tech and…read morepaid parking. Parked in the lot and came in. It wasn't busy yet we were sat right by the front door on a high table. Inside had a bar area and lots of seating. It was a Wednesday night. I ordered a chicken sandwich and it was just ok. My coworker got the burger and said it was also just ok. We were there the last week of March yet my miller lite was green. When i asked why the server said it was still leftover from St Patrick's day. Won't return.

Solid beer , not a tonnnnn of choices but enough to please most everyone. The place appeared to…read morebe going through some type of renovation as the outside was being painted and had a lot of scaffolding set up, nice outside awning keeps the shade out , nice space outside my kids got to use the chalk and color on the walls lol. I had the German wit beer and my wife had the sour , no complaints ! Cold tasty beer. Try the craft root beer mmmmmm it was good ! Our service was quick and friendly as we arrived on a Wednesday around 130 in the afternoon so it wasn't busy as expected , We'd stop here again if we were ever up this direction

Talk about an all-around great business. This brewery is like Lubbock's Grand Central. It's the…read moresecondary epicenter of the First Friday art crawl with the bold proclamation outside their door that "Beer is Art". People gather here nightly for fantastic beer and social relaxation. As the saying goes "if you build it, they will come", so too do the food trucks show up to help reduce your ABV with something scrumptious. My favorite night to visit is Wednesday, as they host RUN LBK's group runs. There's a free post-run beer awaiting your return. If that's not convincing enough, I don't know what else is. They host events every night, actually. This includes lotería, trivia, and vinyl night to name a few. They play host often to local and farther flung bands. The outdoor area gets packed out in warmer weather. Staff is friendly and beer is reasonably priced. There's merch for sale if you really love Two Docs and want to show it off. As the best brewery in Lubbock, it's a must visit and ranks up there with many others countrywide.

Absolutely love Kong's and the owner John for always taking care of me when I come out to Lubbock!…read moreHe's definitely changed everything in here for the better! It's no longer a game room from the old yelp photos on here but a nice club and bar! Definitely recommend this place for a great night out! I will be here every time I'm in Lubbock!

The music was repulsive and vulgar. Too loud. And I can handle a loud club. This is interfering…read morewith other businesses. The crowd was snobby and young. EDM? What happened to real music. I was unpleasantly surprised. Very boring.

Last night the medical school did it again. They have events at very interesting places and this…read morewas the most recent. This Nightclub and Bar used to be "Luxor" a gay bar for Lubbock. It changed recently and is now a open to all bar called "Ohm". The set-up was very wacky. There was really cool red glowing cube seating mixed with nice leather couches, manikins, and hipster looking signs. It was quite the hodgepodge of items to say the least. It actually worked though. I liked it. It made me feel like it was a true "nightclub". They hired a crazy disc jockey and everything. There was of course crazy lights going all over the dance floor. The drinks were fairly priced and heavy handed. The bartenders were two very lovely ladies that I chatted with for a while since we got there before the huge crowd came. I really enjoyed my time here and would come again. They are only open on the weekends and sometimes they will open on a Thursday. If you are looking to go to a crazy fun bar not in the Depot District, this is your dive.

To be absolutely honest, I can never really figure out where to begin this kind of story…read more But if I shall be so bold, I WILL say that the adventure's climax occurred about two hours AFTER I'd crossed the threshold of Ohm Nightclub and Bar, of Lubbock, TX, and into the orbit of a man with whom I'd spend the next few weeks in a state of elevated spiritual awareness, but then I got stabbed. Long story short: I basically met God, or rather: "the goddess," this chick named Diane. She was intense, but I'm getting ahead of myself. It's difficult to rest a fingertip upon this story's exposed nerve. Where does one declare: "in the beginning"? and at which precise moment is it appropriate to collapse into the cozy armchair of a definitive "THE END"? Let's go back a few days, to North Little Rock, Arkansas. Peter (my companion) had recommended we rendezvous at "Sir Loins Inn" for brunch, which is a medieval-themed steak house, and (frustratingly) not the LGBTQA dance club we'd hoped to experience. I mean: Sir Loins Inn. COME ON Peter was wearing mustard-yellow Adidas three-stripe break-aways, and his hair was braided in the fashionable "corn row" manner. Seated as we were in tall, high-back throne-like chairs, our needs attended to by a staff of dark-ages-costumed knaves and whatnot, Peter looked magnificent, something like a Caucasian blend of Lionel Richie, and that cool keyboard player in Prince's band "The Revolution." You know: the guy in the doctor's outfit, but not the doctor keyboard player from Night Ranger, if that means anything to you, because it should. Pete was chewing thoughtfully upon steak tip onion rings, and after some debate (and rising distress on my part that he'd been literally chewing upon the same "tip" of meat for 46 minutes), we'd agreed to roll a custom-made 17-sided dice to settle a decision regarding our next stop on an westward sojourn we'd hoped would culminate in Clovis, NM. After several rolls, we decided to head towards Clovis immediately. We popped a few caffeine pills and hit the road. Nine hours and 36 minutes later, we arrived in Lubbock, and we both had to urinate so badly I literally thought I was about to literally die. We parked his Pontiac Le-mans, and ran indoors. The bar's lay-out was incredible, far as I could tell, as I ran through the establishment, and into the restrooms. That first impression was a bit of a blur, to be honest. The urinal has this cool little air-freshener "fan" thingy that you pee on. The more you pee, the faster it goes, an eventually it ends with a fortune. Mine said "basically everyone has HPV," which was really helpful advice. Timely, actually. Peter and I settled in at the bar, and had a few cold ones. The bar was HOPPING. I will never forget it. At the time it seemed as if I had never before seen so many attractive men and women not on the freeway. A man approached, and said hello. His name was Ray, Ray Stubbs, as I recall, and he said something really cool like "I'm about to introduce you to God, man, and it's going to be amazing." I remember saying something like "that sounds cool," but then Ray said "but don't say anything to her about (X) or she will straight-up stab you." And in that, Ray was not wrong. Diane totally stabbed me, but that wasn't until later. It didn't happen at Ohm. We actually had a super good time there. Food was great, DJ was amazing, and upon reflection I liked not getting stabbed there, not even once. That happened later

We have been there three times before and plan on meeting a friend there tonight. Staff are…read morehelpful and friendly, food we have tried has been tasty and affordable, and we enjoy the atmosphere very much. Kudos that Lubbock has such a tasty bar that is comfortable, not pretentious.

I was out having a beautiful night with my girlfriend. Life feels special when I get to spend time…read morewith her. As we were leaving our very special dinner date, we were driving through downtown Lubbock off Broadway when a place we had never seen before passed by the car window. In perfect unison and harmony, she and I said, "What place is that? Narrow Bar?" We had never seen it before. Was it new? Were we just blind all this time? Narrow Bar has been around. We truly have been blind all this time. Through my four years of college and then some, I had never heard of it. Tonight would change that. As I reached Avenue Q, we turned around to investigate. Narrow Bar is attached to the Wells Fargo building with, shockingly, a narrow indoor bar. The outside is what grabbed our attention: an expansive patio filled with a live music trio and young adults casually having a great time. Was this bar one of Lubbock's best-kept secrets? Having had a few drinks already, we agreed on a one-and-done experience to try this place out. We were handed an expansive drink menu listing four categories: classic cocktails, contemporary cocktails, signature cocktails, and mocktails. I immediately eyed one of my favorite cocktails, a Carajillo, while my girlfriend yearned for the IYKYK (a Porn Star Martini). Our server took our order, and it wasn't long before our drinks reached the table. My Carajillo came with one of those big ice cubes (an actual cube), which was awesome, and the drink itself was really well done. Their espresso cold brew gave it a strong coffee profile that wasn't as sharp as other Carajillos I've had, which I think benefited the drink, especially being mixed with the slightly citrusy Licor 43. As for my girlfriend, she was really excited for her martini and adored it, notably because it came with prosecco. The space is really nice on a cool Lubbock night as it faces the street of downtown Lubbock. The band playing was not a cheesy bar band but actually quite good, pulling some deeper tracks out of their hat, including "That Smell" by Lynyrd Skynyrd. The lead vocalist had this Steve Miller vocal inflection going on, so I requested any Steve Miller song, and we got the always enjoyable "Fly Like an Eagle." They had no tip jar sadly, but my hat goes off to you guys. It was a short experience, but a great impression enough to make us know we're coming back the next time I visit her in Lubbock. RIYL: A Steve Miller Band cover band that mostly doesn't cover Steve Miller Band songs