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https://www.facebook.com/pages/RR-Sports-Bar-Grill/103865709958 R&R Sports Bar & Grill takes the dark and smoky approach to its decor, with long bar tables and a small stage made for off-key karaoke. Push the chairs aside and you can show that you were made for dancing all night long to the pub’s featured live bands. Or you can get onstage and start your own: This month, R&T hosts Big Slick and Inside Out. In addition to the live and homemade entertainment, R&R has daily drink specials, with $2 margaritas or $3 pint beers. From Thirsty Thursdays to Ladies Night, there’s always something going on here. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.rrsportsbar.com R & R doesn't look like much has changed since whenever the classic sports bar opened - which, judging by the trading cards and Sports Illustrated covers trapped beneath the lacquered bar top, appears to be 1992 or '93. The Internet jukebox might be the newest thing here, and the wooden football helmets tucked behind the bar have probably been painted a few times to update the logos. The stage at the front hosts plenty of country and blues on Fridays and Saturdays, and a homemade painting of ZZ Top hovers over the soundboard. Tables take up the main floor space, while an array of big-screen TVs line the wall amidst paintings of Houston sports legends. In the back, a hazy cluster of dartboards, shuffleboard and pool tables lies among several ledges lined with barstools. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
For an icehouse, this Denver Harbor spot is everything it's supposed to be: Heavy on the charm, if not the beer and booze selection. At Ray Ray's neighbors congregate, down a beer or three, and settle in to watch a game on one of the big televisions while others play pool, darts, or marathon bouts of dominoes. The staff takes time to learn customers' names, and leaves a sign at their barstool when they head out to smoke a cigarette. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.facebook.com/rehabar Don't let RE-HAB's name fool you. There are no struggling starlets chain-smoking and crying outside, or doctors dispensing methadone to Andy Dick in the back. There's just good beer, whiskey, shadowy stories and a burgeoning neighborhood crowd. (The name is a shortening of "Houston Avenue Bar.") Located on Houston Avenue near the White Oak Bayou bike trails and I-10, RE-HAB is one of the only true bars in its neck of the woods; judging by the amount of development nearby, it probably won't be alone for long. It has a decided ice-house vibe, from the two garage doors to the side patio and crazy salmon-colored interior. Be sure to check out the full suit of armor in the back corner, but you can't try it on no matter how much you beg, plead or tip. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.facebook.com/rebelshonkytonkhouston Rebels Honky Tonk is faux-country to the hilt, catering to the cowgirls and cowboys that haunt Washington Avenue. This place won't get any scene points from honky-tonk purists, but it will give you plenty to look at and dance to. The place is bigger than life, with oversized deck chairs out back and a kick-ass mural inside that looks like a scene from a Wild West whorehouse. Skimpily-dressed smiley blondes dish out the drinks at the two bars and several beer tubs are located throughout. The crowd is decidedly well-scrubbed and vanilla, but in a perfect world that shouldn't scare anyone away. Of course there is a mechanical bull outside on the patio. That was a silly question. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.redlionhouston.com Don't let the red pleather-upholstered booths and faux Tudor timbers fool you. This isn't just another fake British pub. This is an authentically fake British pub. Founder and owner Craig Mallinson is the son of British folk singer Sarah Mallinson, and he bakes the Cornish pasties himself. He even has the "Fruity" variety of H&P sauce to slather on your sausage rolls. Order up a hearty ale to go with your curry and prepare to into a world of pleasure. Or sleep. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.refineryburger.com A place where you can get a good, old-fashioned hamburger and a good Old Fashioned in one spot? That's the allure of The Refinery, an utterly unpretentious icehouse (and whiskey bar) that also happens to serve burgers and wings, situated right on the edge of downtown. Houston's skyline makes a gorgeous backdrop if you're sitting on The Refinery's patio. And if you're sitting inside, check out the refinery parts and oil rig accoutrements that make up the restaurant's tongue-in-cheek decor. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.reserve101.com Straight across the street off Caroline from House of Blues sits Reserve 101, your best bet for pre- and post-show refreshments. This corner bar may be small and narrow, but the drinks pack quite a punch for your buck. Check out the small lounge upstairs to mingle and relax with your glass. The whiskey and scotch list is the thing here, with most everything else running along the same lines as most other upstanding bars in town - think Buffalo Trace, Woodford Reserve and aged strains of anything else your hearty and thirsty tongue desires. We always judge a place by its well whiskey, and at Reserve 101 that starts with Jack Daniels. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.richsnightclub.com This pulsating nightclub has been a mainstay of the Houston dance scene for 30 years. Presenting itself as five clubs in one, the hot spot on San Jacinto is centered on a large wooden dance floor. Dancers writhe away at stations while the DJs pump out mixes and charismatic bartenders fill glass after glass. Long bars stretch along the sides, and downstairs also includes a velvet-roped private lounge and access to the patio deck with its large wooden bar. Upstairs are two more themed rooms – each with its own DJ booth, as well as lounging space that overlooks the dance floor. Rich’s is known to throw quite the party, with celebrity guests ranging from reality show D-listers to heavy hitters like Biz Markie or Jay-Z himself putting in appearances. Houston’s first mega-nightclub is still going strong. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.richmondarmsonline.com Richmond Arms is a lively, old-fashioned pub, complete with seasonal brews, too many beers on tap to count and a bevy of Celtic accents ringing throughout the establishment. Even during the week, an evening here feels like an Irish beer advertisement, with all the blazing fireplaces, pouring bartenders and smiling patrons. The pub is also a must for soccer and rugby fans, since it beams over the entirety of both sports' seasons from across the pond. Picnic tables are available outside for the smokers and sun-worshippers, but it's tough to beat the treasure on the inside walls: an array of photographs of regulars' friends and family, and newspaper clippings about the art of brewing beer and other entertaining topics. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.ridethechill.com Richmond Chill may be tiny, but it packs in the regulars. Located just inside the Loop, the Chill reaps the benefits of a surprising amount of neighborhood foot traffic and encourages patrons to abide by its "Ride the Chill" motto. The beers are cheap, especially on Tuesdays when even Texas microbrews are $2 each. Seating is available at the cluster of tables throughout the room and barstools (which are often occupied), plus a couch and some tall tables lining the wall and a patio out front. Eclectic artwork from local artisans decks the walls, taking up nearly all the available space. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.theripcord.com Ripcord has a reputation for being a "rough" bar thanks to its more than 25 years as Houston's premier "Leather and Levis" establishment and weekend nights can sometimes look like a reunion of the cast of Cruising. Go during the week, though, and you'll find much more of a neighborhood vibe. Thursday is classic rock night, a definition that seems to include everything from .38 Special to Television. Maybe not the place to bring your straight friends, since the scrotally enhanced painting over the stage seems to draw a line in the sand, but a great place to meet for drinks and good bar conversation in an attitude-free zone. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Roak/185214124837126 Roak on Kirby is place to be every weekend, as the party people have made Upper Kirby the new designated pretty people stomping grounds in Houston. Built inside what used to be a funeral home and featuring a swimming pool and a massive main room bathed in blue light, Roak is routinely packed to the gills with sports stars and girls who look like they should be dating said sports stars. All in all, it's a beautiful bar, and there is no scary death-vibe here, at least not when we were posted up there. Yes, the swimming pool does get used, and we can only imagine the shenanigans that will go down once summer comes back to Houston. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Robbies-Sports-Bar/127862973894935 “The South shall rise again!” is what you might think when walking into Robbie’s Lounge. The front doors take you on a trip back into time, with jukeboxes and Confederate flags throughout the lounge. Houston (and the South in general) has certainly grown more cosmopolitan since the 19th century, but if that’s still your thing, this is your place. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
http://www.roccabar.com Located in the land of jumbo bars off Richmond Avenue, Rocca Bar fits right in with its peers. This sizeable sports bar boasts a bevy of pool tables - 14, in fact -- as well as a host of tables and stools. An array of big-screen TVs floats over the wraparound three-well bar, and DJs set up on the small stage when it's not game time. Rocca's front patio beckons to smokers, and the kitchen serves up snacks such as wings and tenders. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>
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