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    Steve H.

    Nice venue in the heart of the Heights. Sat upstairs for The Wilder Blue concert. Enjoyed our own bar and bathrooms. Alcohol was reasonably priced and bar staff were attentive. Great sound, awesome venue to listen and watch a concert. We chose to eat nearby, many people ordered food and brought it in, which we didn't know you could do. Ample parking. As some have mentioned there was an older staff member with a cane that was quite rude with other staff members. Wasn't directed at us so we chose to ignore it, although it did catch the attention of several people in line.

    Jason Z.

    Located on 19th street in what I consider the heart of the Heights, this location is a very intimate setting for concerts and events compared to the other local options (House of Blues, White Oak, 713, Bayou etc). Went to see Wild Nothing and it was maybe 100 total folks in the audience? Tickets are probably the most reasonably priced out of all of the venues currently as well. They did have a bar up front which I did not check out. Like the vibe and fits the spot for smaller / indie acts.

    Ian Moore
    Dustin E.

    My wife and some friends and I flew down to Houston for an early birthday present for me. We wanted to see Ian Moore for the first time in about 25 years. He was touring in support of his new vinyl release. We have some friends in Houston who actually had their wedding reception in this venue before it was a music venue. So that was pretty crazy. I purchased a suite in the back. It had room for eight people, but we only had six in our party. We enjoyed the wonderful service from the bar and one of the best concerts. Any of us had been to. Ian Moore is a true treasure! I hope you get to see him next time he's in your neighborhood. You won't regret it.

    The shitty chairs of the suit all the way in the back not worth the money !

    The worse suit experience !! Management here needs to be Fixed , suit you get for higher price and the whole "is like your having an event in your living room" on their description is bullshit btw u are way in the back by this "private " by a curtain btw space with a cheap chairs anda cheap couch .

    Matt Nathanson 9-23-22
    Tiffany J.

    The Heights Theater continues to be a great venue for smaller, more intimate shows. The acoustics are great and I always enjoy seeing a show here. I still haven't had the opportunity to sit in the balcony, however I went to a show a few months ago and sat at one of the tables up front. There's two rows of tables and the first row is literally against the stage, so you're pretty much staring up at the artist. Our table was in the second row and we preferred that since it gave some space between the edge of the stage and our table. There's no waitstaff and they don't even serve food, however you are allowed to bring in food! There's a few restaurants within walking distance of the theater so you can get food to go and eat it at the venue. If you don't want to eat inside the theater, there's a small table or two in the lobby that you can sit at. They have a full bar and the prices of drinks are reasonable. The staff at Heights Theater are always really nice and helpful. I went to a show a few weeks ago and we got there right before the headliner. We couldn't find two seats together so an employee helped us find some seats so we could sit. We really appreciated that. They have paperless ticketing just like most venues now. You'll get a wristband and that's it. The color of the wristband corresponds with the type of ticket (example: SRO or GA seated). The bag policy isn't as strict as other venues. You can bring in a bag as long as it's not larger than 14 x 14 and it doesn't have to be a clear bag. Parking is street, however you can park at Aspire Dental after 7 pm. It's across the street from the theater. If you have to park on the street, it's free and it's usually not that difficult to find a spot. I just really enjoy everything this place has to offer. Smaller intimate shows with less mainstream artists, reasonably priced drinks, and free parking!

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    Russell B.

    We went to a @cg5beats concert and it was AMAZING!!! He didn't play LET ME IN but it was awesome!!!

    J. Antonio H.

    The venue is nice . The glaring exception is an older ( late 60's) man with a cane who actually works there I was told he's in management. I was in ADA seating trying to watch the show my partner was standing next to me . He shouted at her to move, and when she didn't closer called her a batch She didn't tell me which why I didn't knock him over. The bartenders , security, Justin. Frankie and Angie made the show a pleasant experience. The old man needs to go beyond rude .

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    Peter D.

    This is a grown up music venue. Evidence: 1. There are seats. For everyone. 2. We were basically the youngest people in the joint.* 3. There was an extremely civilized line at the bar. 4. Even when the band was singing "I wanna get high" over and over again, I didn't even smell a little weed smoke. Besides being a grown up venue, this place has great bartenders (full bar), a solid calendar of acts from all over, and very accommodating staff (they brought us an extra chair for our VIP table). All in all, a good time. ____________ *This may have had something to do with the headlining act, Ian Moore.

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    Troy O.

    Nice venue, the ambiance was nice and we enjoyed ourselves. The bands were incredible, that probably helped a lot. Nice quirky area of town.

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    Excellent place for a concert! Amazing acoustics and great seats. Highly recommend this venue!

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    4 years ago

    Precious. Such a perfect sized venue. Always have a great time here! This is an icon of the heights

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    This place has the best staff and even better sound! It's nostalgic as well...great for a date night

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    This... this place is so unique on soooo many levels. Where do I even start... When you first…read moreenter, there's a lot of antique stuff, animals, and mannequins. And randomly that's a chess table haha. In the back, there is a small bar that has cocktails, some with Asian inspiration. There's a staircase nearby that takes you upstairs. Every time I went, the door was closed, and there is a second bar that overlooks the first floor kind of like a speakeasy. But the journey continues of a spiral staircase next to this second floor bar! You take that, and you end up in a small outdoor area -- it's surrounded by buildings, so it's not quite a rooftop vibe. Seating is very limited and a lot of people smoke out there. But you can go inside on this third floor, and there is even more vintage stuff, and another bar behind a window. There are a bunch of rooms with different vintage stuff that kind of reminds me of this bar in DC I used to love. But what really kept me coming back was the sound dome. No matter where you stood in there, other people could hear you because of how the sound carries. There were some stimulating visuals on the ceiling, and you can Bluetooth to the rather epic stereo sound system. The comfy stools and the bean bag couches make it the perfect spot for an impromptu listening party. What other places have things like this?! Out of all the places I went to in houston, I found myself coming here the most. The Sunday night karaoke was a bonus too :).

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