Hubby and I visited Scary Canary Saturday evening and it was a great experience. Nice interior with…read moreplenty of seating! It's seat yourself but a waitress will come to serve you. Kitchen closes at 10:30 and food service is fast! After 10:30pm we did see a table order pizza so that's available. We ordered an appetizer, entree and drinks and sat outside on the patio for a little bit. We definitely will be back!

Travis was my bartender. After a long travel day (4.5 hr drive and 5hr show), and a full bar, he…read morewas quick, aware, and service was beyond great. He works Monday -Wednesday I believe. Worth a visit for genuine attentiveness

You know the best sports bars keep it simple , decent priced drinks, decent food, chilled…read moreenvironment and good customer service. That's exactly what this bar offers. Only thing is the smoking allowed inside kinda a nuisance but hey it is what it is .

Look for and ask for Christina and Miguel, great customer service!!! Great customer service from…read moreboth!

We had a great time hanging out last night. We stopped by and the whole place just seemed so…read morewelcoming and laid back. Excellent service from the bartenders and our husbands had so much fun singing karaoke! LOL It was very clean and spacious too. We will definitely be back.

I been going there since 1987. Stopped for health but nice place over all. Haley is the best she…read morekeeps you entertained

Definitely a local place and people are very friendly. The brews and service are great. The staff…read moreis always there to serve

I've been going there for almost 4 years! During the day it's an old country bar but everyone is so…read morefriendly and welcoming. Nighttime the youngins come in but they're very respectful. Have never had or saw any arguments or issues while here. They don't serve food but they have no problem if you order some for your party! Also...clean bathrooms!

This place is pretty cool. Cheap drinks and scenic views. The staff is very friendly and the drive…read morethere is beautiful.

This is now called Carol's Ice House and was a sweet treat to visit! Loved the boutique store…read moreattached. Atmosphere was great. Carol was a supreme hostess! This was a wonderful, scenic drive for me coming from Montgomery. I definitely will come back in the summer because it would be nice to sit out back.

I do not usually write reviews but this place was the bomb! The fried pickles were sooo good…read more The vibe of the place was great just what we were looking for!

Outside of Galveston probably the best experience I had in Houston. Good people and the regulars…read moreare family here. I've never had bartenders introduce themselves with a handshake. I went for karaoke night which was bomb. Didn't know the end of the song oh well. Made friends for the night that I'll never see again. So it goes with bar culture which is why I don't go to them unless UFC is on perhaps. Or there's karaoke, of course. Food is excellent and cheap too, not standard bar wings and pretzels or what have you.

The tater tots are the best you will ever have…read more The PB&J burger is like a scene from Lord of the Rings. Im not a diehard fan so i may ruin the comparison, but ill try. You know when the humans are getting whooped by the orcs/goblin looking things? The humans are your taste buds and the orcs, the sweetness of the pb&j. Just as the orcs (sweetness) are about to overpower, the old white wizard guy comes in with a staff shining a light at them to save the human looking fighters (the wizard is the bacon, the humans your taste buds etc.) so basically the bacon/wizard comes in yelling "NOT TODAY! Thou shalt not pass!" Or whatever at just the right moment and saves your taste buds from this burger being overly sweet. The cucumber gimlet was also scrumptious.

First time there. Havnt tried the food yet but what I saw looked pretty good. It's a cool little…read moredive bar with a couple of pool tables and a couple other bar games . The decore was nice but could be a bit more nautical, but that's just my opinion. Had some nice sized TVs for watching sports. The atmosphere was friendly and the service was good. The bartenders were all very nice and kept the drinks flowing. Will definitely go back.

Cool neighborhood bar. Couple pool tables. Definetly for smokers. Service is fast. Lots of regulars…read morehere.

Expect to smell like Marlboro afterwards. The shuffle board is free, which is great. Two pool…read moretables and live music on Friday- great stop in between bar. The service was great and friendly! Didn't taste the food. Couple of slot machines as well if you're into that thing

Texas T tavern turned into the "Holland Heineken House" during the world cup and I'm glad to have…read morevisited here the day before the Dutch/Sweden game. I've been an avid Netherlands' futbol supporter over the last 30+ years and never knew a place existed in Houston.. but was pleasantly surprised to have seen this packed house with a very lively atmosphere inside.. They got a DJ, people were singing and dancing along to Dutch songs, definitely felt like a proper watch party. Most of the crowd there tho, like myself, weren't actually Dutch, but everyone was just there for the vibes. That said, we ended up standing outside because it was probably over capacity. Took me a good 30 minutes just to order a bucket of Heinekens. From what I can tell, this place's giving more of a neighborhood dive bar. It was hot and crowded as one can get (probably over capacity if you ask me.. the parking was hard to find in the neighborhoods nearby and we had to walk a good 5-10min), and $35 for a bucket of 6 small Heinekens isn't really the best deal.. but can't blame them. I did enjoy seeing the Dutch orange bus as it was out on display right outside the bar. Great photo op Overall I'm glad to have come and experienced it, would like to check this place out again under normal circumstances to get a better feel for it.

Definitely a no-frills dive bar in a spot of Houston that is off the beaten path. I came here for a…read moregroup happy hour - had to drive through a few neighborhoods to get here and was surprised to find this place randomly situated on an industrial-like road. When I said no-frills, I meant it. The drink selection is quite slim and for someone who go out of their way for beer, there weren't really many other options. Our large party had a buffet of food - all of it was basic but tasty - panko-breaded chicken tenders, chips and queso, and quesadillas. Service was actually stellar throughout our time here. Bartenders and servers came around to our group frequently to ask if they could get us anything. I did not expect that from a divey bar like this. While I wasn't blown away by this place and probably don't have much reason to come back, I can see why folks would come out here for a drink or to watch a game, especially if living in the Spring Branch area.

I rarely go to bars anymore let alone consume alcohol - I haven't had an adult beverage since…read morebefore COVID - but yesterday, I had the chance to check out this interesting nightspot in Houston's Spring Branch neighborhood called Eighteen Ten Ojeman. My friend's band, Zenjii, had a live performance there. A power outage befell the establishment (thanks for nothing, Centerpoint!) so the show was switched from inside to the patio. I'll say that the patio is a bit on the gritty side but has a really cool, summertime-in-the-backyard kind of vibe. I was drawn to the numerous street signs and license plates that were strewn throughout. Thankfully, the weather was cooperative enough. I did have a chance to check the interior. While virtually pitch black, I was able to see some pinball machines and a pool table. On a normal day, the place is likely buzzing. If the patio presented itself as a place for tailgates and barbecues then the inside was a badass combination of dive bar, honky tonk, and punk rock club. And because I don't drink alcohol, I settled on a Mexican Coke, which was a decent $3.25. When I took my first sip, I was taken back to the summers of my youth when I went home to the Philippines after the school year. The opening of the bottle left a bit of a weird taste in my mouth so I decided to pour the rest in a complimentary plastic cup. And Coke - no matter what flavor it is - tastes better in a plastic cup, but that's a different story for another day. As for the staff, everyone from Becca to Jeremy is pretty cool. Even those who served me the Coke were down-to-Earth. They didn't ask me for ID. *Laughs* But seriously, Eighteen Ten Ojeman is a great place to pull up to in Spring Branch after you have some legit Korean BBQ, which the area is known for.

One of my all time favorite bars with great vibes. If you're looking for an authentic, no-frills…read moredive bar with incredible live music, this spot in Spring Branch is the place to be! The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, with a perfect mix of locals and music lovers. It's the kind of place where you feel like part of the community the moment you walk in. The live bands are the highlight--whether it's blues, rock, or country, the talent they bring in never disappoints. The sound system is solid, and you can tell they care about creating an excellent music experience. There's even a small dance floor if you're in the mood to move! They typically push back all the couches and seating in the front to make room for people to stand/dance. Drinks are reasonably priced, and the bartenders are quick and friendly, even when the place gets packed. The decor is classic dive bar--think neon signs, worn-in stools, and a jukebox for when the bands take a break. It's gritty in the best way possible. Not to mention all the stickers and drawings throughout the bar. If you're into great live music, cold drinks, and a laid-back vibe, this Spring Branch gem should be at the top of your list. Highly recommend checking it out for a fun night out!