I stopped by this establishment recently and had an experience that stuck with me for all the wrong…read morereasons. As a United States Marine, I'm always looking to connect with individuals who show discipline, work ethic, and potential. Especially those already working demanding roles like security and bouncing. While there, I struck up a respectful conversation with one of the bouncers. The goal wasn't to sell anything or pressure him, but simply to open the door to another opportunity. One that could build on the skills he's already using every day: leadership, physical readiness, decision-making under pressure, and long-term career development. Unfortunately, the conversation was immediately met with hostility. Before I could even properly explain, I was told to leave. What followed went beyond unprofessional. it turned physical. I was forcibly removed and assaulted on the way out. That kind of response says a lot about the environment being fostered here. There's a difference between declining a conversation and resorting to aggression. The lack of professionalism, communication, and basic respect shown by the staff was disappointing, especially from individuals in positions meant to maintain order and safety. It's unfortunate, because the opportunity I was offering could have genuinely benefited someone looking to grow, challenge themselves, and build a stronger future. Not everyone is open to that and that's fine but how you handle that moment matters. I hope management takes a serious look at how their staff engages with people. There's potential in places like this--not just for business, but for the people working there. Right now, it's being overshadowed by poor judgment and unnecessary aggression. Don't get me started with the "professionals" the Harris county Sheriff's or whatever they are , did not uphold the standards as well, while also harassing me and making me feel uncomfortable about the situation when I needed help as an assaulted victim. No wonder their crime rate is at an all time high and they did not look the part to even be officers being over weight . Only one female sheriff demonstrated Professionalism, integrity, and respect but was not able to help in this situation. Overall experience piss pore and unsatisfactory. They should uphold the standards as the keepers of the people's rights. What a disappointment.

As a venue its really nice! Food outside, music bangin on the inside. Honestly, inside is really…read moreclean and the bathrooms are even cleaner! This is primarily a latin club, I came out to see Deorro but honestly the vibes were pretty alright! Compared to normal edm clubs like stereo or 9pm, ppl will actually dance with you. Love that parking is free on top of things. If there were more edm events, i'll probably come out more often... but it seems on their website their mainstay is strictly latin music. Til next time

Fun place, learn to line dance and then stay for great music and open floor dancing in two…read moredifferent rooms. Downstairs has more of a country music scene and upstairs was more of a club atmosphere. Mechanical bull riding, ladies rode for free that night, full bar with many good choices, along with the usual bar food. inside and outside seating, free parking and much more. Over

I have been going here for 4 months and they replay the same songs over and over again upstairs for…read moreline dancing. The DJ is also unprofessional- he was talking to someone while DJing through the mic while music was playing. The DJ also shooed me away when I tried to request a song. A DJ who don't take request is fking lameeee!. Please play new music. It gets boring after awhile. Downstairs they play super simple line dancing. Balance it with harder line dances so its more fun.. also they need to fix that fuck ahh AC upstairs

People are going to debate the merits of the experience, but if you want a dive bar at which to see…read moresome bands that would upset your neighbors, this is one of the two places in this city. Forget the Downtown Grounds and the Axiom, the new era involves these small guerrilla clubs where you can get beers at $1 above grocery cost and listen to bands that the Vatican and Soviet Union alike would ban. The sound is nowhere near as bad as you would think it would be from a first glance, and everyone here was really nice even with hopeless drunks.

I went here the other night to see No Cure and Primitive Rage. I enjoyed the show but there was an…read moreunfortunate incident which is my reason for only giving this place two stars. As expected, this was a dingy dive bar, which for a hardcore show is honestly a little bit of a plus as it fits the vibe lol. They are a cardless venue that does not serve hard liquor so if you want drinks make sure you bring cash and expect to only have beers or seltzers. The sound was incredible and at such a small venue the energy was unreal. The problematic incident came in between two sets. I was sitting on a bench near the restrooms when all of a sudden the bouncer stormed over and started asking everyone in the vicinity who had just went into the restroom. I was very confused at first but eventually came to the realization the bouncer had seen someone who he thought was a trans person go into the restroom and he kept angrily shouting "Nah we don't do that **** here!". The restrooms each only had a single stall anyway. This was really uncomfortable to witness and put me off a bit. Concertgoers beware....

My friend knows the person who DJ's on Thursday nights, so we went to check it out. It is…read moredefinitely not for everyone, but it could be fun for a lot of people. The cover to get in was $10, which thankfully we did not have to pay. The people there were from late 30's to late 60's. I hear the younger people get there a little later ( I was definitely there too early!! lol). The music was really good and the drink I had, not sure what it was, was pretty strong. I would recommend it if you like the cozy Louisiana party atmosphere, and they even play some zydeco. I could go back, but it would be on a night with a younger crowd or with a group of my friends. oh, and one last thing... it's far!

i had a great time ive been there sevral.times had b day parties. DJ grown and sexy off the chain…read moreplay mixer music

Classy older bunch of folks frequent this place.We saw a lot of " Regulars" all the time...we…read morebecame Regulars too.Love that they have a dress code to follow & you can really " GIRATE AND DANCE to this music!!! Fun Memories with Jan Bonner and Wayne Hopsman made here!!!

Went to Chayns with a few friends ., and the vibe was definitely on point. The DJ kept the crowd…read moremoving,, and the drink prices were fair. Staff at the door and bar were friendly, and the place felt safe and lively. It got pretty packed later in the night,, which made moving around tough but overall,, we had a great time and would definitely go back.

We had so much fun stopping by on a Thursday evening. We missed some of the line dance lesson…read more(which starts at 7:30) but caught the end. It was packed! I like how the instructor talks about the steps on the mic but there are people positioned throughout the dance floor who know the dance who you can follow. We stopped by with a few of our friends who come more regularly and have mastered some of the dances! Some are more complicated than others but in general these are fairly tricky dances. There's a website you can use to practice the dances at home to prepare for each week. After the lesson there is more open dancing and they play various line dance songs for anyone to join. They also include the song that was covered during the lesson. It's fun to watch - so many folks here are really talented. We only bought some waters and did not try any of the drinks so I can't comment on those. Service was good and the lines at the bar move pretty quickly. We've already been talking about going back here to check out another line dancing class! Would definitely recommend.

Everyone is a friend here, from dancing to karaoke, it was an absolute blast, bar lines weren't…read moreinsane, and we had the most fun ever.

A wonderful Art-Deco themed venue for an intimate show. Truly a place to engage with the music, the…read moreperformance, and the people around. What a wonderful room to share one's stories in. Multi-use facility, for an Early Morning Service, a late afternoon Play, and/or an evening Jazz/R&B showcase... Located at the front of the Rice Village Shopping area, easily accessible from around Houston. They've been hosting live music and events for over 34 years!

Ovations and Cezanne are the only places that can compare to the great music that is played on…read moreFrenchman St. in New Orleans here in Houston. It is not just jazz, but there are certainly many great jazz concerts here. I have seen Thomas Helton organize a recreation of the Miles Davis Nonent. Playing The Birth of the Cool from beginning to end. That has been one of my favorite concerts I have been to in Houston. I have also seen some benefit concerts and auctions that are always great fun. The vibe here is great. There are two levels. Tables scatterd on the first floor, and a balcony on the second with more tables and a bar. Often when I come, the place is packed, and people make a seat on the stairs. Which is actually pretty comfortable. Great seats throughout, and awesome acoustics. A hidden gem in the Rice Village area, and one of my favorite places to see a show.

The owner Mary, doesn't know how to run a business! My husband's card was used by someone else…read morewithout the physical card! Let that sink in! Who allows someone to pay without the physical card? She does! And these are facts and we should have taken her to court for that! She is rude and hangs up on you if you prove her wrong! What a sad lady! I don't want my money back, keep it! Hope it haunts you for how disgusting you are to people! I would rate you 0 but I guess I gotta put a star there ..lol..

The place could use an update and the parking lot could be better. The beer is always cold. And the…read moremusic is good.