Atmosphere: Popped in for the 1st time during happy hour…read more Nice chill, dim vibe. Large booth seating, lounge seating, & bar seating. Food: The honey garlic wings were so flavorful & juicy. Get them! 6 in order or 4 in order for happy hour price. 3 fried deviled eggs were good also. Drinks: Got the happy hour Long island. They said I didn't need to ask for top shelf because they don't serve any typical lower well liquors. Great! Its a fairly small place. I imagine it can get pretty crowded during peak hours & when there is a DJ (I noticed the DJ booth). I would definitely come back again but I think I'll stick to the early happy hour timeframe with less people & "growner" folk.

Overall, Flexx is a nice little spot & great for the Missouri City area. I love a cool 25 and up…read morelounge with a good DJ. I was greeted shortly after I sat at the bar. The bartender was cool with positive energy. As a bartender myself I love to see other bartenders in a great mood. I order the peaches and cream martini (easy on the vodka). The martini was yummy. I also got the Flexx Skillet Dip. It was a little too cheesy for me. I was hoping to taste more of the smoked turkey & collard greens instead of the house cheese sauce. I loved the wonton chips that come with it. The reason I gave it 4 stars was due to the dip being too cheesy and the 2nd bartender (not my original one). As a bartender I'm use to working as a team, so I expect that from most bartenders who are working behind the bar together. While my bartender was busy assisting others, the young lady who was working with him checked on the customer to my left and right as if my seat was empty.

On August 16th 2025, Me and some good friends…read morewas coming from the The LA Placita White Linen Festival! And, One of my friends said are y'all ready to go home? So, we decided we still wanted to hang-out ,and she suggested MJ's Lounge right down the street in Pearland Tx. Also, she knew someone was having a Bday celebration there. Well, it was really packed so I had go to bar to get my drinks. The waitress wore very friendly and kept the tables outside very clean! Yes, absolutely I would return for sure!!!

CUSTOMER SERVICE IS EVERYTHING: My friend and I were first…read moretimers recently, and customer service behind the bar was horrible. The bartenders are unpleasant my wing appetizer order took a very long time to come out and was undercooked & unappetizing. The waitstaff appear to be too busy or possibly too disorganized to keep up with the amount of orders. The drink I had was a lemon drop, it tasted bland like sweet water with alcohol in it. There was no lemon tartness. I definitely don't plan on coming back.

I happened to be in Kingwood for my friend's engagement party and decided to stop by Cowboy Surfer…read morefor a night cap. I've been to the original location in Spring Branch, but this was my first time visiting this location. The bar is located in a shopping strip off of 59. Parking is plentiful. Unlike the original location, you do not have to scan your ID (if you've been to the Spring Branch location, then you know what I'm talking about). It was pretty early on a Saturday evening, so it wasn't terribly busy. I sat at the bar. I don't know the bartender's name that served me, but she was nice. I ordered the Kingwood which is a gin based cocktail with cucumber. The drink was fine, but it was a little tart for my preference. A splash of simple syrup would have balanced it out. I did request for it to be less spicy (it has jalapeño in it). They have live music, though when I was there, they didn't have a band playing. They serve typical bar food like burgers, salads, and nachos. The vibe wasn't quite the same as the location in Spring Branch, but it was fine. This is a nice option for craft cocktails in Kingwood.

Where board shorts and bootstraps come together to create a laid back and southern experience,…read morewelcome Cowboy Surfer. Ambiance: 5/5 Nestled in the shopping strip center off 59 HWY from the outside it blends until you notice the sign and you see "cocktail lounge" I believe it's a first the front of Kingwood and I got excited and had to stop in. Plenty of parking and casual attire is welcome. But if you want to don your full on spurs, Stetsons and swagger or your surf threads, go right ahead! Although I'm sure shirt and shoes are required and you'll probably get cold since there is no sun or waves inside. Once inside the theme is as the name of the bar is, Cowboys and Surfers. Plenty of seating from booths, tables and bar. And there's also pool table and shuffle board. There was a live band "Pack of Strays" playing and was enjoyable. The lounge has live music on certain days and a Happy Hour everyday from 4-7, so I will have to come back to check that out. Service: 4/5 I sat at the bar and bartender didn't really engage much, though I noticed him engaging with a couple of select groups. No I wasn't on my phone when I walked in, if anything I make it a point to be mindful when entering any place as to note my surroundings and also be able to tell what the vibe is like. Though the service wasn't necessarily anything noteworthy, which attention & engagement would've made the experience/review a 5, the drinks were specially crafted which takes mindfulness to make. Food/Drinks: 4/5 Their menu has multiple options when it comes to drinks and also offer some food selections. I didn't get to try the food, but saw some items that looked interesting and want to try. They also have a list of beers and wine, so again, something for every taste. For this visit I only had two drinks. Beach Break: 4/5 with choice of Gin or Vodka (I went with gin of course) it has a refreshing taste as it is shaken with fresh cucumbers and lime juice, it also has simple syrup. It was more tart than I would think it probably was going for. I did appreciate that they didn't go heavy on the sweetness, but would've liked it with agave as the fresh ingredients would go well with it. For my next visit I will likely ask to substitute with agave as they do have it and it was in my next drink. The Kingwood: 4/5 crafted with my favorite "Hendricks gin" and named after the neighborhood we live in, this cocktail is also refreshing and enjoyed more than the Beach Break. It went down easy, bartender did ask if I was good with the jalapeño that it's muddled with and this time I opted to only have it with muddled cucumber. Again refreshing and not tart so maybe this is the alternative to Beach Break. It is made with topo chico and Tajín rim. Overall it is a laid back environment, live music and the drink options are promising, it's a cocktail shop (candy shop). If you live in the area or find yourself in the area, do yourself a favor and come kick up your boots and hang ten.

The bartender was nodding off while she took our order. Tried to give me the wrong beer. Then…read moreTRIED TO STEAL THE CASH TAB. Spung to life when she was called out. The strung out bitch tried to steal from people she didn't know. She was HIGH.

Texas closed for the recent freeze, and a three day weekend turned into today, Thursday being my…read moreMonday. Tuesday night, I needed a spiked coffee but nothing was open. With the assistance of the yelp app, we called bars and restaurants sitting in the Denny's off of Woodridge drinking regular coffee. Finally, a lovely young lady picked up the phone, "Cooter Brown's." We had to take detours because the highways were closed too. I already mentioned Texas was closed. Mind you yelp said it had two reviews. I told him, "You know they are probably the owner's friends." The parking lot was empty in the front. How did the bartender get here? When we walked in to my surprise there were a handful of folks all playing darts. They have a back entrance and that's the door the regulars use. Beer only dive bar, doesn't usually suit my fancy, but this one did. They had plenty of Smirnoff in several flavors. We played few rounds of pool and enjoyed plenty of cool music from the jukebox. Everyone there was friendly, even the dude who caused a ruckus and was banned from ever going back during her shift. (Talkative on his way in, but didn't say anything to us on his way out.) Michelle the bartender took great care of us, she was in a great mood for having to work on TX Ice-pocalypse 2017. Cheers to cold, I want to see you weather, and a FUTUREcast of the sniffles. Going out in that cold weather was not a bright idea *sneeze* but going to Cooter Brown's is...

Cold beer, Phenomenal service, and Even better food…read more Can't say enough good things about this establishment. Will be back as soon as possible.

I did not take any pictures of food or drinks because I was having way too much fun at this dive…read morebar. This is labeled as a dive bar, but was actually super accommodating and awesome in every way. The food was a pleasant surprise with delicious egg rolls, wonderful grilled tuna steak, broccoli bites, wings, truffle fries. Everything we tried was amazing food wise. They had amazing drink specials and friendly staff. I will go back.

Located in front of Hobby gates 28 - 32, this walk-up Cocktail and Small Bites is just what you…read moreneed to burn an hour or so before your flight. At first glance it looks to be just beer, but never fear, they have a great selection of Wine and Spirits for your needs. I settled on a 9oz Pinot Noir, Sea Sun by Caymus which was delicious! Now... yes, the airport prices were in full swing because the 9oz set me back $32 w/tax!!! It was worth it tho... I gotta find that bottle when I get home. Lol

Man this place must not want to make any money. I sat down for a beer and spent about 45min-1hr…read morehere. After the first beer was served the employees must've thought i died or disappeared. Not a single word, not 1, after taking my initial order. Absolutely horrible. If you don't want to engage in customer service, maybe don't work in that field.

I just called this place on Sunday evening. They said they do not have the kitchen on Saturdays and…read moreSundays, just bar

Stopped by Tipsy Tavern after leaving another nearby bar hoping for a better experience, but…read moreunfortunately this visit was even more uncomfortable. Our group walked in and sat at the bar while two other guests sat nearby. The bartender immediately took the other guests' order first, then casually asked us "what do y'all want" while continuing to move around behind the bar. My friend paused because it genuinely wasn't clear if the bartender was listening to us, and the bartender responded with attitude saying, "I'm listening." When my friend ordered a Hugo Spritz, the bartender responded with "what?" and then said she only knew an Aperol Spritz. That's completely fine, not everyone knows every cocktail, but the interaction became unnecessarily rude from there. Instead of simply asking about the ingredients politely, she came back with an attitude asking us to look it up for her, and then became defensive saying "I don't know what the issue is" even though nobody had complained or created a problem. The entire interaction just felt dismissive and unwelcoming. We ended up leaving almost immediately because the energy was so uncomfortable. Hospitality and attitude matter just as much as the drinks, and unfortunately this experience missed the mark completely.

Now THIS is a speakeasy. I had no idea that I was going to get this experience when coming to…read moreHouston, but I couldn't be happier. The origami ceiling, lively bar, friendly staff, unique cocktails, fun bathroom, and photo booth in the corner made for an unforgettable experience. My friend said it was the busiest he had ever seen the place, and it was loud. But we got some awesome drinks that I swore I could've taken pics of -- the lighting was a little crazy, so I think I ultimately changed my mind with that. One was the periscope which was a refreshing and summery gin drink... And I think I tried the naked and famous too because I like mezcal. I had already eaten so I skipped the restaurant the speakeasy's connected to, but I cannot wait to return to Houston outside of a Con so I can really go all out on exploring. It was an amazing way to end my first night!

Super cute speakeasy hidden inside a sushi restaurant. We went on a weekday evening and had no…read moretrouble getting a table. I ordered the Side to the Sun Rises (gin, yuzu, mint, cucumber) which was light, refreshing, and well balanced. I would recommend it if you enjoy gin-based cocktails with a slightly fruity flavor. My friends really enjoyed their drinks as well. They have all day happy hour on Sundays/Mondays. We did not get a chance to try the food, but the menu looked great. Overall, a fun spot with great vibes and definitely worth checking out!