I went here specifically for the uno social club event. I really enjoyed this place. It's tucked in…read morethe middle of a neighborhood and definitely hidden. They have a big outdoor area. The inside is retro like. The whole place was different and they seem to have an upstairs deck that was closed off just for this event maybe. No food just drinks. Definitely a place to visit for a group gathering if you just want to do something different and get drinks.

I stopped by Dan Electros Guitar Bar on a Wednesday night. First off, before I get to it, what a…read morecool name for a bar. Let's get to it. Ambiance (3/5): Dan Electros is located in a residential neighborhood. They have a relatively small parking lot and it was completely full on a Wednesday. We ended up parking on the street a block or two away. Initially, I wasn't too impressed. Dan Electros has a gravel parking lot. Never a fan. It gets your car dirty and your shoes dirty. When you walk in though, you're entering a dive bar with some character. It's tough to describe what that is exactly but it's something you feel. Dan Electros hosts a lot of live music and they have a small dance floor. If you're into live music, as I am, this may be the spot for you. They also have a pool table which is always a plus in my book. Service (4/5): I ordered a drink at the bar. I was greeted promptly and received my drink promptly. When I later went back to the bar to close out, I was able to do so without much effort. Solid experience overall. Food (N/A): I didn't have any food as I had dinner prior, but I don't think they have food anyway. I'm not 100% though. Drinks (4/5): For a dive bar, Dan Electros has a cool menu with some interesting cocktails and a good beer list. Even at a dive bar, it's nice when you can order more than just beers and simple cocktails. With that said, I had a beer. When in Rome.

Hillary is excellent!…read more So many shows we've seen at the Theater. Every one has been fantastic. Just attended Al Di Meola. So so good. Hillary was tonight's bartender. Very friendly. Are you cold? They have a must have sweatshirt for $45. Get two!

Came into town to catch Khruangbin's TUSUY 10th anniversary show on Nov 6. I'd only been to this…read morevenue once before when I lived in Houston and I don't think I appreciated it enough. Maybe it's because I am a loyal Khru member but it was an incredible experience. Seamless entry. No lines at the bar. Clean bathrooms. Great views from the reserved gallery on the second floor. Very friendly staff. Loved it!

I really enjoyed this bar. Best I can describe it is a honky-tonk bar with a diverse clientele…read more They have a big backyard with a stage area and dirt dance floor and they also have outdoor games and seating. Kind of reminds me of an Austin style bar. It's a much better place to hang out at than one street over where it's a frat house crowd. Parking is unfortunately challenging so you should probably consider ubering but it's not impossible. There is some parking along the street on both sides.

The reason for my review is the wonderful and most amazing service from our Lady Gabi, she is so…read morenice, funny and attentive

Had an amazing performance with some of Houston's best poets. Loved the view and the drinks were…read morevery good. #Bewareofthepoet

Great venue. Was honor to be invited to ViVe realty Christmas party. Set up was great. Location has…read morean upstairs and downstairs area. It also has a concert area, 2 Photo Booth location, tacos set up and much more. Bar area was visible and accessible.

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 for the first time with some friends who have been going there for many years. I had never…read morebeen to a blues club before, it was a lot of fun, you go to the bar to get your own drinks. They do not have food, we actually brought pizza in Side from Domino's next-door. We got there early so parking was easy. It's a small place, but there was plenty of seating and two pool tables. People were dancing and having a wonderful time. The band was a lot of fun as well. I would definitely go back. It was $10 cash cover charge on Friday night.

This is a nice no-fuss, old fashioned live music venue that specializes in Blues and because it's a…read moresmall venue, you really get in up close and personal with the performers. There is a cover charge of $10 for most of the performances but if you check out their website and the calendar, some of the shows are free also. The crowd is mixed but as would be expected with the genre of music, it's older - I would guess the average age of the crowd on the night I was there was 50-60 but they were getting down and having a good time so that's the important part! Parking kind of sucks here so I would suggest coming in early and if you find something in the parking lot or by the mechanic shop, back your car in because people will likely park behind you and it'll be pretty tight getting out later. There is also street parking around the neighborhoods but check the signs to make sure you don't need a permit.

First time at Scott Gertner's Rhythm Room and I must say I had a grand time and will be returning!…read more I got invited by a friend for new artist Wednesday, one of the artists she's managing performed! And honey Mallory put on a show! We also got to hear a performance from Charlise, who put on a great show as well! The host was Mrs. Kollett and she is hilarious!! She is seriously talented, engaging, and welcoming. An entire vibe! She knew how to interact and work the room, a crowd pleaser if you will! Happy hour is every Wednesday and Friday from 7-8pm and every Thursday from 5:30-6:30pm. Select drinks and bites for 7 dollars each. Service was slow, but steady as the servers had several tables to attend to. Rhythm Room has a speakeasy feel, with intimate and sophisticated vibes. Perfect for date night, girls night, or whatever night you want it to be. Music lovers unite! Excited to return for more live music. Highly recommend checking this spot put! Enter at your own rhythm as the door reads!

Started w/ Moscow mule for starters with a sweet wine named Caposaldo Moscato, Italy wine…read more Our shared meal we had the lamb chops (6,medium) and a side of Mac and cheese(needed thicker cheese but seasoning was tasty)next to what the sides are already included; which are the asparagus and honestly not so "crispy" potato's. Think they needed just a bit more time. The music was great and we will be back for more. Thanks to the staff for checking in on us. Spent about $98 in total for all of this.

This is for the location at Hobby Airport; can't get Yelp to add it…read more Really good food for airport food but on the expensive side. Waitress Elyse was very pleasant and provided good recommendations. It's a sit down restaurant past TSA and they had a guitarist performing.

Yum! I stopped here at the recommendation of hotel staff when I realized I could pay an outrageous…read moresum for a mediocre breakfast at a hotel or get an OMG amazing breakfast elsewhere. The Rustic qualifies as OMG! The ambiance is like an upscale Texas sports bar, so a bit rustic while nice. The breakfast sampler was a-a-a-amazing! Yes, it really is 5 small plates. Wow! The challah French toast and blackened potatoes were particularly memorable. Each dish was strongly flavored and perfectly prepared. I also got a French press coffee that underwhelmed (it was made with boiling water so it was a bit burnt flavored), but have no fear, it was replaced with a cold brew coffee that was really good. Service was TOP NOTCH with Lily being very pleasant, attentive, personable, and professional. I was impressed with her approach to make sure things met expectations. As this restaurant is planned to close at the end of the year, I recommend going there now! Enjoy. And if you see Lily, please let her know she makes a difference by making every guest feel welcome.

Solid venue. We came for the Afroman concert and there was a good crowd…read more They did serve food and drinks. We didnt partake in any food, but bar service was fast and people were nice. They served your normal whiskey, tequila, vodka hard liquors and then your normal canned variety beers art car, mini boss, modelo, etc. Afroman had a pretty good show and so did his openers. Everyone was vibing and having fun. It also wasnt super hot in there as some venues can be. It was pretty cold. Overall a good experience. We really enjoyed it. It can be a bit tricky to get to. We had to wander a bit to figure it out.

I don't make it to House of Blues often, but when one of my favorite artists comes through, there's…read morea good chance I'll be there. One of the things I like most about this venue is the size. It's small enough that you can actually feel close to the artist, which makes the experience much more personal than a huge arena. I love being up close and personal with the talent, and HOB is one of those places where that's actually possible. The venue has a good concert atmosphere without feeling overwhelming, and I've always enjoyed the energy of the crowd. It's easy to see why so many artists stop here when they want a more intimate show. Overall, it's a solid venue for what I go for.

Great dive bar. I really enjoyed the vibe. I will be back. One complaint is the the band was turned…read moreup way too loud for this small of a bar. I couldn't hear myself think or talk to the person next to me.

Would not allow bikers in when they previously did. Had been there 8-10 times with no issues or…read moreproblems.