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The Ginger Man Pub

The Ginger Man Pub

Boasting what the bar claims is "America's largest selection of import draughts," the Ginger Man surely has a brew to suit you amongst the 68 on draft and additional 140-150 bottled suds.
Under The Volcano

Under The Volcano

Don't miss the "steak night" special on Monday nights, when a 16-ounce USDA Choice ribeye with tossed salad and mashed potatoes is a bargain.
Dan Electro's Guitar Bar

Dan Electro's Guitar Bar

A smattering of old guitars and groovy fluorescent skating-rink stars decorate the walls, and Dan Electro's corner stage has played host to too many local and regional names to count (most often blues, folk, roots-rock and hard rock).

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  • Alley Kat Bar & Lounge

    Alley Kat Bar & Lounge

    3718 Main St. Houston, TX 77002

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Alley-kat-bar-lounge Although a sign above the entrance still reads "The Mink," little inside this newly renovated drinkery feels quite the same. The layout is unchanged, but burgundy walls, low lighting and the soft sounds of jazz or blues now set the tone of The Alley Kat Bar and Lounge, the newest watering hole on "The Island" in Midtown. The Alley Kat feels as though it has outgrown its awkward albeit charming teenage years, giving way to a fresh perspective on a well-liked Midtown nightspot that had deteriorated over time. The Mink used to have an allure all its own, but over the past few years it became seedier and dustier, and the restrooms became more of a risk than a convenience. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Anderson Fair Retail Restaurant

    Anderson Fair Retail Restaurant

    2007 Grant Houston, TX 77006
    832-212-4057

    http://www.andersonfair.com Anderson Fair's inconspicuous location on Grant Street belies its history as one of the nation's oldest and longest-running singer-songwriter venues. It's a past that's hard to forget, as the walls are plastered with hundreds of posters, flyers and photographs of folks who have graced the main room's small stage, including legends Townes Van Zandt and Lyle Lovett. (Look closely and you'll even spot a pair of gold records from Lovett himself.) The cash-only bar serves an array of beer and wine while you take in an intimate performance from some highway-trotting troubadour, and you'll feel the history seeping into your skin. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Anvil Bar & Refuge

    Anvil Bar & Refuge

    1424 Westheimer Houston, TX 77006
    713-523-1622

    http://www.anvilhouston.com Anvil Bar & Refuge is like the Jay-Z of Houston bars. It can do no wrong, from the food to the drinks to the skill of the bartenders. Since opening in mid-2009, it has become the standard by which most other local bars define themselves. They either want to be better than Anvil, or not as supposedly "snooty" or "posh" as they think it is. Either one is a sign of the impact the Westheimer drinkery has had. You can't drive three blocks inside the Loop without finding a new gastropub either tweaking Anvil's concept or stealing it outright. Anvil makes drinks the way they should be made, with homemade ingredients, craft liquors, loving care, and no soda nozzles or Red Bull. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Armadillo Palace

    Armadillo Palace

    5015 Kirby Houston, TX 77098
    713-526-9700

    http://www.thearmadillopalace.com Easily spotted thanks to the giant silver armadillo leering at the passing traffic on Kirby Drive, Armadillo Palace is part of the Goode Company cluster of eat-and-drinkerys just south of Highway 59. Patrons can feast on the family's legendary barbecue and sip whiskey while taking in the various frontier décor lining the interior. Live music of the honky-tonk and Red Dirt variety sounds forth from the corner stage Wednesday through Saturday, and there's even a bit of room for dancing. (A bit.) Folks needing a little liquid courage before they take a spin need look no further than the large bar anchoring the center of the room. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Aubrey's Club

    7740 W. Gulf Bank Road Houston, TX 77088
    281-999-7600

  • AvantGarden

    AvantGarden

    411 Westheimer Houston, TX 77006
    832-519-1429

    http://www.avantgardenhouston.com Millions of scenes ago, AvantGarden was called the Mausoleum, and then the converted house went through a variety of structural and aesthetic changes to become the folkie playground it is today. Local singer-songwriters' acoustic jangle routinely packs the house as listeners sip Shiners, Merlot or the venue's trademark fruit-infused homemade concoctions. (Try the sangria.) Many of Houston's best-known troubadors count AvantGarden as the first venue they ever played in front of a large audience, either in the upstairs performance space or downstairs among the fireplace, mirrored walls and European-style divans. Something interesting, if not downright captivating, is happening here most nights of the week - regular tango, jazz, and open-mike nights (both music and comedy), to name just a few. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Azteca

    Azteca

    2207 Richmond Ave. Houston, TX 77098-3308
    713-526-1702

  • B. Jiggers

    5002 Seawall Blvd. Galveston, TX 77550
    409-740-3581

  • B.B. Wolf

    B.B. Wolf's

    12220 Murphy Road Stafford, TX 77477
    281-561-9653

    http://www.myspace.com/bbwolfs1 Stafford-area drinkers and sports fans could hardly ask for a more welcoming spot than BB Wolf's. This semi-smoky Murphy Road tavern sports a blue-collar vibe and bartenders who ask for customers' names before taking their drink orders. Weekly poker and pool nights fill up the multitude of gaming tables, and a stage in the corner hosts live music. Hockey fans will find a special breed of camaraderie here, as Canada's sport of kings is often in progress on the array of televisions. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Babaloo

    Babaloo

    22756 Westheimer Katy, TX 77450
    281-391-4167

    http://www.babaloocafe.net Nestled in the rear of the Villagio center in Cinco Ranch is Babaloo, a sizable new bar and café. With the giant oval bar as its centerpiece, the large, solitary room has windows on three sides for a view of Villagio's massive patio area. Babaloo works on the tapas premise of doling out small dishes with drinks, but bar sales make up the bulk of the business. This well-stocked bar provides drinkers an ample selection, attracting a more mature crowd that takes the time to savor their libations. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Backwoods Bar & Grill

    13310 FM 1725 Cleveland, TX 77328

  • Baker Street Pub & Grill

    Baker Street Pub & Grill

    5510 Morningside Houston, TX 77005
    713-942-9900

    http://www.sherlockspubco.com Within the Sherlock's family, every Baker Street Pub is the same, and every Baker Street Pub is different: heavy, rich wooden tables and chairs, comfy leather booths and plenty of nooks beckoning groups of friends to settle in for the night. The menu is loaded with standard pub fare, including some authentic British dishes, and the décor is bound to include a smattering of beer signs, England references and mood lighting. The Rice Village location caters to nearby students as well as folks from the neighborhood, and boasts a kitchen that serves grub right up until 2 a.m. When the weather is amiable, the welcoming front patio makes a fine hangout. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Baker Street Pub

    15970 City Walk Blvd. Sugar Land, TX 77478
    281-494-0774

    http://www.sherlockspubco.com

  • Bambou

    Bambou

    2540 University Blvd. Houston, TX 77005
    713-521-7222

    http://www.bambouhouston.com Careful: This Latin lounge on top of the Village Arcade building at Kirby and University is easy to miss. Find its two big glass doors on a Friday or Saturday night, though, and you'll discover a room full of movers and groove-shakers. DJs spin from an elevated platform facing the door, while an array of couches and tables ring the sunken dance floor. For those who decline bottle service, two bars dole out the goods all night long, while small outdoor patios allow folks to survey the goings-on below. Fridays are free, but be prepared for a cover charge on Saturdays. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Bar 5015

    5015 Almeda Road Houston, TX 77004
    713-522-5015

    http://www.bar5015.com

  • Bar Munich

    Bar Munich

    2616 Louisiana St. Houston, TX 77006
    713-523-1008

    http://www.barmunich.com In the midst of Midtown's bustling bar universe sits Bar Munich. The bar's Web site heavily touts its German leanings, a welcome change from Midtown's usual yuppie hustle and bustle - but don't get too excited, there are no busty girls in dirndls serving suds or oom-pah bands playing on the patio. Think modern Germany, where you might find Teutonic twentysomethings taking up WiFi space and watching soccer matches. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Bareback Bar & Ice House

    Bareback Bar & Ice House

    19940 Kuykendahl Spring, TX 77379
    281-353-7501

    http://www.barebackbar.com Though its location off a fairly empty stretch of Kuykendahl Road makes it feel almost like the middle of nowhere, Bareback has its charm. The large warehouse has a full selection of beers and spirits in a saloon-like atmosphere. Large roll-top doors open to allow breezes to flow through the building when the weather's amicable, and the walls are littered with rodeo photos and old signs. A full kitchen offers up a selection of burgers and other bites, while pool and shuffleboard tables provide some entertainment. The dance floor in the center of the bar fills up when bands come through, and an additional beer helps draw off the overflow when crowds swell in the spring and summer. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Barefoot Tina's Pasadena

    5830 Spencer Highway Pasadena, TX 77505
    281-487-1011

  • Bayou A Drink

    8684 Louetta Road Spring, TX 77379
    281-378-7070

    http://www.bayouadrink.com

  • Bayou City Bar & Grill

    Bayou City Bar & Grill

    2409 Grant St. Houston, TX 77006
    713-522-2867

    http://www.bayoucitybar.com Right across the street from South Beach in the heart of Montrose is Bayou City Bar & Grill, a quaint and more intimate version of its neighbor. It gets a bit crowded on the weekends, but Bayou City is also one of the area's livelier spots during the week. A dance floor and a few places to sit surround the bar in the middle of the club, which serves up $2 domestic beers from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Tuesdays are also amateur strip night, and the ever-popular "50-cent Fridays" are still in effect. The black lights on the dance floor are harsh on white clothing, but with the amount of bare skin on display here, that isn't too much of a problem. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

  • Bayou Place

    500 Texas Ave Houston, TX 77002
    713-221-8883

    http://www.bayouplace.com

  • Bea's Island Club

    2719 S. Richey St. Houston, TX 77017
    713-944-2720

    http://www.beasislandclub.com

  • Beach Babe Sports Bar & Grill

    10581 Highway 6 Sugar Land, TX 77498
    877-850-5131

    http://www.beachbabesportsbar.com

  • Beamer's Place

    12057 Beamer Road Houston, TX 77098
    281-464-8825

    http://www.planethoustonamx.com

  • Belvedere

    Belvedere

    1131 Uptown Park Blvd. Houston, TX 77056
    713-552-9271

    http://www.belvedereinfo.com A green sign above an oversized door heralds Belvedere, nestled unassumingly in the Uptown Park shopping district. Within, a long bar with minimalist décor stretches most of the room, with four big-screen TVs positioned among the array of bottles. The angled marble countertop comfortably accommodates the 20 stools and leaves ample space to stand amidst them. Opposite the bar, each of five alcoves can easily seat 20 to 30 people on the modern leather couches and chairs. Near the DJ booth in the back of the club, the VIP lounge features another television and can fit 40 people. The ivy-covered patio houses a second full bar and additional turntablist on duty on busy nights. Read more about this Houston bar or club >>

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