Housed in the oldest building in Houston, La Carafe caters to an eclectic mix of artistic and professional types. Musicians claim the jukebox has the best selection in all of Houston, and you will often see people dancing on the narrow floor beside it. This romantic spot is often the end to the perfect date. It is strictly a wine and beer bar, so you'll have to go elsewhere if you want other types of alcohol.
Onion Creek is the ultimate neighborhood hangout with a little something for everyone, regardless of the time of day. Need some homemade waffles with fresh fruit and coffee to start your day right? Maybe an O.C. Poboy to get you through the afternoon? Or the Frito Pie, a cold beer on tap, and the game on the tube for dinner to make everything right with the world? Don't worry if you think you missed Happy Hour—it goes until 11p on Monday nights.
The Etro Lounge is one of Houston's best places to get your 80s dance fix. Spread out over two floors, the place has chic and modern decor, and you'll not only find your favorite 80s hits playing here, but there's usually video accompaniment to transport you to that era of neon-tinted hair. The ambiance strikes a balance between sleek modernity and the allure of a hidden speakeasy, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a night of style and elegance. Live DJ performances infuse the space with energetic rhythms, ensuring a night filled with music and movement. The menu at Etro Lounge offers a selection of handcrafted cocktails and premium spirits that cater to various tastes. Etro attracts a crowd that knows how to have fun on the dance floor.
Numbers is one of the oldest and most popular venues for alternative music in Houston. You'll find a diverse crowd dancing to 80s music or goth favorites. Don't be surprised if you see people here wearing Halloween-inspired attire. They sometimes have live performances from groundbreaking artists. On nights that don't feature a live act, you can still dance the night away to music and videos from Houston DJs. When hunger strikes, Numbers offers a variety of delicious options to satisfy your appetite. From appetizers to comforting bites, you can refuel and keep the fun going. And if you're thirsty, the drinks are like delightful concoctions that complement not just the night but also the food served here.
This eclectic drink stop is a throwback to the old times, from the antique furniture and delicate drinking vessels to the meticulous mixing of the old-fashioned spirits. This intimate bar is always crowded at night. Standing bar-side is best to view the true mix masters in motion. For those not keen on bitters, vermouth, gin, or the possible egg white, Anvil serves an exceptional assortment of bottled and tap beers. They also feature high-quality bar fare to stave off any hunger. Patrons can enjoy meat and cheese plates, and sandwiches.
McGonigel's Mucky Duck is a great little pub located in the Upper Kirby District. Its diners are treated to a menu of genuine pub food and drinks, as well as an ecclectic mix of live music. Sporting a packed calendar, entertainment in the dimly lit cosy pub is always terrific, only matched by their consistently great food and beer.
Housed in the oldest building in Houston, La Carafe caters to an eclectic mix of artistic and professional types. Musicians claim the jukebox has the best selection in all of Houston, and you will often see people dancing on the narrow floor beside it. This romantic spot is often the end to the perfect date. It is strictly a wine and beer bar, so you'll have to go elsewhere if you want other types of alcohol.
This eclectic drink stop is a throwback to the old times, from the antique furniture and delicate drinking vessels to the meticulous mixing of the old-fashioned spirits. This intimate bar is always crowded at night. Standing bar-side is best to view the true mix masters in motion. For those not keen on bitters, vermouth, gin, or the possible egg white, Anvil serves an exceptional assortment of bottled and tap beers. They also feature high-quality bar fare to stave off any hunger. Patrons can enjoy meat and cheese plates, and sandwiches.
McGonigel's Mucky Duck is a great little pub located in the Upper Kirby District. Its diners are treated to a menu of genuine pub food and drinks, as well as an ecclectic mix of live music. Sporting a packed calendar, entertainment in the dimly lit cosy pub is always terrific, only matched by their consistently great food and beer.
Located in the Midtown, Khon's is the perfect after-work hangout. They serve beer, wine, and coffee in a laid-back atmosphere. It's a great spot to go for a quiet night with a few friends. They have plenty of surprising drinks in stock from all over the world. Take a load off and play darts while shooting the breeze with the friendly bartenders, or sit and enjoy an eye-opening coffee while finishing up some work.
Looking for somewhere different to hang with your buds? Try The Maple Leaf Pub in Midtown. This place is overflowing with north-of-the-border character. Switch up your steady diet of domestic and Mexican beers to a frosty Canadian Molson and catch a hockey game with some friendly folks. If one of your friends gets too rowdy, you can put them in the penalty box. There is no better watering hole in the city during the Stanley Cup. The crowd, much like what can be found in Canada, is diverse and super pleasant.
Onion Creek is the ultimate neighborhood hangout with a little something for everyone, regardless of the time of day. Need some homemade waffles with fresh fruit and coffee to start your day right? Maybe an O.C. Poboy to get you through the afternoon? Or the Frito Pie, a cold beer on tap, and the game on the tube for dinner to make everything right with the world? Don't worry if you think you missed Happy Hour—it goes until 11p on Monday nights.