I'm from Austin but took a trip to Houston Stopped by the…read morefriendly inn for drinks. Our bar tender Erica was AWESOME. Super friendly super nice. Next time I come into town I'll definitely be stopping by there again.

December 15, 2021…read more Came in from Galveston to go to the Houston Botanical Garden a few blocks away and had time to kill so we stopped at the local bar in the barrio. And, I use that word because I know very little (por quito) Spanish and, this part of town is predominantly Hispanic and this bar reflects that culture in the sense of it's patrons, it's decor, murals that support their heritage and their city, Houston, etc, definitely an ole school dive. It sold pork skins and kettle chips with many (every kind) of hot sauce you could think of to top them. Yes! It has TV, music and 1 pool table They have steak night on Thursdays that the owner cooks out back They sell only beer and wine but you may be able to bring your own bottle because I saw set ups but, I dunno. Nice people. Laid back. Support local

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

The bar in Hobby Airport Terminal was a real treat. Jackie was personable and friendly, making…read moresure we were taken care of. It would be great if the owners would make more of the Spindletap beers available. If you're visiting Houston or live here, you should visit their brewery on Hirsch Rd. A destination that won't disappoint!!

Food ~ Amazing Scene - EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL…read more Service - Attentive, kind, and respectful It was surprisingly not very busy when I and my significant other went. You take a right on the feeder and a left into their gate parking. The outside can be slightly discouraging, though the space is absolutely incredible. The food was amazing, the servers were attentive, kind and respectful. They have two areas, one for inside dining and one for outside. My SO and I opted for inside as it was raining heavily. In most corners of the place, there's windows. As you can imagine, with the nature of the scenery, the rain made this place more magical. The food was great and afterwards, we went outside. The entire space is beautifully put together and is overall very grounding. Keep this place alive, visit and tip well! Imo it's one of the few golden nuggets left in htx that's still standing.

What a gem! Read great reviews about this restaurant. Stepping into it feels like you're…read moretransported to another region. It's such a cool vibe! Great patio, too. Ordered the pork banh mi and the chicken pho. Both were delicious. Service was fine, but there was only one young lady trying to serve the whole restaurant on a midweek afternoon. Can't wait to go back!

Since moving into the area 4 years ago, this is a hidden gem icehouse like no other! Great owners,…read moreChuck and Sharon always make you feel welcomed. On a beautiful day, garage doors open up and you sit at the bar, drink some cheap beer, order a bucket, try their daiquiris, listen to a variety of music on the wall jukebox and enjoy the beautiful weather! Steak and Tejano music on Thursdays, karaoke once a month and plenty of tvs for baseball, football and basketball games. Old and young crowd and great bartenders, Emily, Angie, Sharon and Terry always take good care of you!

Cheap beer, friendly people and close to my house. Cannot complain. They always show the local…read moresports games and they sometimes have BBQ

Thank you servers marina good job keep up the good work.Definitely coming back to visit this placeread more

Will never go back to this place. I pre-paid 3 buckets one…read morenight, was given 3 sales tickets, one for each bucket, did not use tickets on that night. I went back 4 weeks later and the tickets were not honored. The owner, Henry flat out refused to honor the tickets nor offer to return my money, stating the accounting books were closed for the month of February. Basically, I was robbed. In my opinion this matter was very poorly handled, and believe me, I will let everyone I know, why I will never return... This place has lost my business and that of my closest friends... My friends and I easily have drink tabs totaling a lot more than the cost of 3 buckets. Definitely not a way to keep repeat business...

Fairly decent dive bar adjacent to the Hobby Double Tree with reasonably priced drinks. However it…read moreshould be renamed to just Cockpit Bar because the Grille is nonexistent as they do not serve food.

I think the billboard sign says it correctly. A cellphone lot with booze! Owner is bartender and…read moreprobably cook. He is the only person I see here. Dark setting, punk rock music, billiards and darts. Drinks are not expensive. This is definitely not a sports bar! This would be a good place to wait for a delayed plane, cheap place for you and friends to drink and laugh. Certainly a dive bar feel. You get the munchies I would order something, but I'm not coming here to eat dinner. If I'm stuck at the doubletree airport I would visit here again for a beer.

very good service our bartender Melquie is the sweetest and was very attentive, almost forgot my…read morebag and he took it to me in the parking lot. Very Amazing

Exelent Service Food was berry good ambience fresh Plenty of…read moreparking. Ambience Familiar

We stopped at Hubcap Grill in the Houston Hobby airport during a recent layover while traveling…read morehome. It is about par for what you'd expect from an airport hamburger/beer bar. It took awhile to be seated because the hostesses up front could not handle the amount of diners showing up. Plenty of open seating in the restaurant, the hostesses were simply moving slowly. The service was decent. Angela was our waitress, and she did a good job. The food was decent enough as well. The grilled chicken salad was fresh and ample for a meal. The chicken wings were a bit undercooked and fatty for us, but the buffalo sauce was good. All in all, a decent meal in a crowded airport. We try to avoid airport food, but this was an extended delay day at the airport. Hubcap Grill is decent food if you need to each at Hobby Airport.

Mushroom Swiss burger 3/5 it's alright Fries 5/5 great…read moreseasoning, fresh and crispy Sloooooooow service but friendly

Absolutely terrible management, and service! Nearly missed my flight because the server prioritized…read moremaking drinks to closing out customers... several of us. Apparently someone called out, but that is no excuse for not totaling early, or making sure to close out airline passengers! Where is the manager?! (To help fill in)

I wish I had read the review before coming here. I got a Mic Ultra drank beer because a single shot…read morevodka soda was $18! Okay, not a deal breaker, but then my server, Suda, served it to me in a glass that still had someone's lipstick along the rim. Yuck! She kept touching her phone, face, mouth, and people's cards without washing her hands, and then would proceed to use the glass cups to dig ice out of the ice machine. There is absolutely no sense of cleanliness here. Run, y'all! There are still clean places to eat and drink in airports. This isn't it though.

Yum - Ice cream on a travel day in Houston on the way to the beach!…read more This is our first cream of the crop for this trip we won't want to stop! We won't be sad though - we only just began! So here we go with a cone in hand. One with a single dip - one with two - want to guess which one is who? I'm the big guy - so wadda' ya think? If you thought it was me - I'd agree!

Fat Cat Creamery is a local ice cream shop - sounds good so far, right? The Milk and Cookies flavor…read moretastes like ice milk and the Hardcore Chocolate is just regular, basic chocolate ice cream. The Milk and Cookies ice cream states it is made with cream and the cookie pieces are scant. They do not sell single scoops, so you must get two or three scoops in one cup. They share a space with Dunkin' Donuts. Bluebell Ice Cream would have been a much better choice - it's from Texas, too!