Bar Food in Houston

3939 Washington Ave. Heights

832-356-2980

American, Bar Food, Grill, Best Of, Sponsor

Buffalo Wild Wings was founded in 1982 when a guy from Buffalo, New York traveled to Ohio to judge an amateur figure skating competition and failed to find any wings that measured up to the ones at home. Now B-Dubs, as it likes to call itself, has spread to nearly every state in the U.S. with more than 600 locations, including Houston, where it's easy to find on Voice Places. The yellow-and-black logo features a buffalo that has sprouted majestic wings, but make no mistake--it's strictly chicken here, available in regular or boneless varieties in 21 flavors from Garlic Parmesan and Caribbean Jerk to Asian Zing and the simply named but much feared Blazin'. Every location features a plethora of televisions for your sports-watching needs and a plentiful selection of beer on tap.

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Richey Road Movie Tavern

15719 I-45 N. Outer Loop - NW

281-248-8397

Bar Food, Movie Theaters, Sponsor, Menu

Anderson Fair Retail Restaurant

2007 Grant Montrose

832-767-2785

Bar Food, Bars and Clubs, Music Venues

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.

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Around The Corner

1510 Hutchins East End

346-444-6699

Bar Food, Best Of

Neighborhood bar in EADO serving craft beer and delicious cocktails. Come check out the downtown skyline view on the back patio. Ping pong table, too!

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Baker St. Pub & Grill - Cypress

25618 Nw Freeway Cypress

281-256-9753

Bar Food, Menu

BAR 2909 + Various Venues

2909 Morton St. Fort Worth

000-000-0000

Bar Food

Bar Bardot

1070 Dallas St. Downtown/ Midtown

713-242-8555

Hotels and Resorts, Bars and Clubs, Bar Food

Battlehops Brewing

6801 Hwy Blvd, Katy, TX 77494 Katy

000-000-0000

Bar Food

Bayou Sports Bar & Grill

6011 Addicks Satsuma Rd. Outer Loop - NW

281-855-7771

Bar Food, Grill, Music Venues

Beer Market Co.

920 Studemont St. Heights

713-426-9035

American, Bar Food, Bars and Clubs

Beer Market Company has thrown down the gauntlet to beer bars across Houston by offering up more than 365 different brews; customers can drop in and have a different beer here every day of the year. The manager we spoke with mentioned they are thinking of coming up with some kind of prize for patrons who accomplish this feat. Most beers here are bottled, with 24 on draft and further options coming soon. Besides the jaw-dropping beer selection, the food here has also been a hit, with the “Mac ‘N Cheese Burger” and the “Brew Pretzels with Real Ale 'Hans Pils' Cheese Dip” among the favorites. The place is also a sports bar, with 30 TVs spread out across the place including several outside on the spacious wrap-around patio. Beer Market is a dog-friendly establishment, and plans to add more locations throughout the city in the future.

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Better Luck Tomorrow

544 Yale Heights

713-802-0845

Bar Food, Best Of, Slideshow

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Bitterman's Market Square Bar & Grill

311 Travis Downtown/ Midtown

713-224-6133

American, Bar Food, Best Of, Menu

Located in north downtown, Bitterman's Market Square Bar & Grill is a relaxed restaurant featuring burgers, salads and beer. The restaurant claims to have captured the ambiance of a Chicago or Philadelphia-style neighborhood bar, then given it a Texas twist with menu items like quesadillas and fajita salad. Television stationed throughout the restaurant allow diners to watch the game, and free wireless internet is available. The large back patio - an anomaly downtown - makes Bitterman's a popular choice for after-work happy hours.

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BlackJack's Bar & Grill

16103 W. Little York Outer Loop - NW

281-858-6500

Bar Food, Grill, Music Venues, Menu

The Branch Craft Beer & Foodery

7710 Long Point Rd. Unknown

832-623-6725

Bar Food

Bringing craft beer and food to Houston's West Side

Branch Water Tavern

510 Shepherd Heights

713-863-7777

American, Bar Food, Critics' Pick, Slideshow

Branch Water Tavern is a great example of a uniquely American restaurant style that features a well-stocked bar and simple meat and seafood dishes that don't have French names. In many ways, the Heights-area new American tavern is a throwback to early American eateries. The menu includes oysters on the half shell, crab cakes, venison medallions, beefsteak and smoke-roasted pork chops - items that were just as common on the menus of American taverns of the 18th century.

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Brew Trek Houston

623 E. 28th St. Downtown/ Midtown

832-721-1242

Adult, Art Galleries, Attractions and Amusement Parks, Bar Food, Barbecue, Breweries and Wineries, Sports and Recreation, Tap Rooms, Wine Bar

Brew Trek Houston is a brewery tour company offering entertaining Saturday brewery tours to Houston's best craft breweries and bars. Every tour includes eight or more different craft beers, beer tasting, entrance fees to all the breweries and round-trip transportation. As an additional stop we include a sample at a local craft beer business. And, the on-the-bus entertainment is free! Some breweries will also offer our guests a behind the scenes tour. With visits to 8th Wonder Brewery,11 Below Brewing, Karbach Brewing Co., Spindletap Brewery, Saint Arnold Brewing Company, Southern Star Brewery, No Label, B-52Brewing, Town in City Brewing Co., and more, our guests will quickly learn about Houston's great beer producers. Plus, the all inclusive price includes a visit to a surprise local bar selling craft brews. Guests can choose from our pre-selected Houston brewery tours or craft your own with a private party. Whether you’re a light beer person or connoisseur, we are the perfect way to explore Houston's growing beer-story, culture and of course, beer. Book now! Add a pretzel necklace during checkout for the full craft brew celebration experience. Our round trips last up to 4 hours. We drive while you drink and include discounts as your party grows. And, we'll provide "ride home" options after the tour. Ready to join the foam roam with Brew Trek Houston? First tour starts November 7, 2015 at Noon. Visit www.brewtrekhouston.com for tour details and booking information, or email booking@brewtrekhouston.com for additional information.

Buckshot

422 E. 6th St., Austin Addison

512-688-6615

Bar Food

Buffalo Wild Wings

2525 Rice Blvd. Kirby-West U

713-521-1100

American, Bar Food, Best Of, Menu

Buffalo Wild Wings was founded in 1982 when a guy from Buffalo, New York traveled to Ohio to judge an amateur figure skating competition and failed to find any wings that measured up to the ones at home. Now B-Dubs, as it likes to call itself, has spread to nearly every state in the U.S. with more than 600 locations, including Houston, where it's easy to find on Voice Places. The yellow-and-black logo features a buffalo that has sprouted majestic wings, but make no mistake--it's strictly chicken here, available in regular or boneless varieties in 21 flavors from Garlic Parmesan and Caribbean Jerk to Asian Zing and the simply named but much feared Blazin'. Every location features a plethora of televisions for your sports-watching needs and a plentiful selection of beer on tap.

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Cafe Luxor Hookah Bar & Grill

3730 Washington Ave. Heights

713-864-0000

American, Bar Food, Cafe, Mediterranean, Persian, Bars and Clubs, Coffee Shops, Menu

This Egyptian-themed cafe, bar and hookah lounge features Egyptian murals painted by a local Heights artist throughout the building and patio, the highlight being the painting of King Tut and the pyramids behind the performance stage. Cafe Luxor serves up a variety of liquors, wines and beers, including six different varieties of beers from Houston's Karbach Brewing Company. The hookah has a local connection as well, as a large number of the 75-plus favored tobaccos offered come from the Haze Tobacco company in Stafford. An international food menu includes Mediterranean and Persian dishes as well as American bar food like pizzas, burgers and wings; the lemon-pepper wings are a customer favorite, according to the food and beverages manager we spoke with. Italian coffee imported from Italy is also available along with a variety of energy drinks, as well as Dom Pérignon champagne for that special occasion. Luxor calls itself the place “Where The Fun Never Stops,” and to prove it offers a weekly schedule of events that includes open-mike night, karaoke, live music and live belly dancers who mix things up by sometimes dancing with swords, fire and snakes. All ages are welcome at Luxor, which stays open until 4 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, serving coffee, hookah and food after hours until closing.

Camerata at Paulie's

1834 Westheimer Rd. Lower Shepherd-Kirby

713-522-8466

Bar Food, Best Of, Menu

One of Houston's newest wine bars is also one of its best. Situated next to the neighborhood Italian restaurant Paulie's, Camerata draws a diverse crowd of industry folk, wine aficionados and average joes who enjoy a good glass of bubbly. Or Syrah. Or Riesling. The bartenders and sommeliers at Camerata know their product, and they're happy to recommend a glass or a bottle in whatever style and genre a customer might want. They're even great at introducing newbies and experts alike to new wines they might never have heard of or tasted. And if you get a bit peckish after all that wine, Camerata stocks Paulie's sandwiches and an array of meats and cheeses to sate your appetite. Oh, and did we mention the wine?

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Canyon Creek Bar & Grill

6603 Westcott Heights

713-864-5885

American, Bar Food, Brunch, Cafe, Comfort Foods, Fried Chicken, Fries, Restaurants

Bar & restaurant with Hill Country-style decor, offering casual grill fare & lots of craft brews.

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Capitol Bar Midtiwn

2415 Main St Downtown/ Midtown

713-487-6854

Bar Food, Slideshow

Cedar Creek

1034 W. 20th Heights

713-808-9623

American, Bar Food, Breakfast, Burgers, Bars and Clubs, Recommended, Best Of, Slideshow

Cedar Creek Cafe is a beer-and-burger joint that calls itself a Hill Country Cafe and wishes it was in Austin. The yearning for the vibe of Texas' hipster capital is overwhelming. Take advantage of the free wi-fi — when it is free, that is — and soak in the frat element here. The excellent house java is supplied by Katz Coffee Company, and the breakfasts are excellent, even though the restaurant doesn't open until 11 a.m. on most days.

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Chelsea Wine Bar

4106 NASA Parkway, Seabrook Clear Lake

281-326-5282

Bar Food, Wine Bar, Bars and Clubs

Chelsea Wine Bar's artifacts, statues, mirrors and even the bar itself -restored and varnished wood from a Galveston dock - make it feel timeless. Steak and wine specials make it a hit with locals and adventurous Houstonians as well. Whether you're looking to read a book in peace, enjoy live music or sit around catching up with a friend or two, Chelsea has got you covered.

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Christian's Tailgate Bar & Grill

1012 Congress Ave Downtown/ Midtown

713-408-0656

Bar Food

ARE YOU READY, HOUSTON? IT'S TIME TO CELEBRATE! Tickets are now available for the Official Downtown Houston Mardi Gras Pub Crawl! We had an absolutely INCREDIBLE turnout last year and we are expecting it to be EVEN BIGGER this year! All information for the Pub Crawl is organized below; if you have any questions feel free to contact us! Email: ItsAHoustonThing@iCloud.com Facebook: @ItsAHoustonThing or @HTXPubCrawls MARDI GRAS 2017 VIDEO: https://youtu.be/Gr0phHZxL WE HAVE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TICKETS AVAILABLE! Tickets sold out quickly last year, get your ticket before they sell out again! Feb 10th, 2018 from 3 PM to 9 PM. - Entry to 9 of the Best Bars in Downtown Houston - $3 Beers, $3 Drinks and $3 Shots - Free Pub Crawl Cup - Free Pub Crawl Wristband - Free Pub Crawl Koozie All included with your ticket! 9 Bars Participating in Pub Crawl 1. Christian's Tailgate Bar & Grille (1012 Congress Ave) 2. El Big Bad (419 Travis St) 3. Lilly and Bloom (110 Main St) 4. Dean's (316 S Main St, Houston) 5. Shay McElroy's (909 Texas St) 6. Batanga (908 Congress Ave, Houston) 7. Bovine & Barley (416 S Main St, Houston) 8. Molly's Pub (509 S Main St, Houston) 9. SpringBok (711 S Main St, Houston) Information to Know If You're Coming - YES, WE WANT YOU TO DRESS UP! Bring your full, crazy Mardi Gras spirit and let it roam free. Below on this page is more information on how you can win a $100 Gift Card for dressing up! - Check-in will be at the ItsAHoustonThing trailer outside of the bar we are starting at- Christian's Tailgate Bar & Grille at 1012 Congress Avenue. - Late? Don't worry! We will be there throughout the duration of the Pub Crawl from 3 PM- 9 PM. You can check in at any time! - Parking? Check out this incredible website which will show you all available parking, prices, and availability in Downtown Houston for Feb 10th. around Christian's Tailgate! http://bit.ly/2CV5kjU ** COSTUME CONTEST ** To Enter: - Post a photo of you in your costume all over social media! Facebook, Instagram & Twitter! - Tag @HTXPubCrawls and @ItsAHoustonThing in your post! - Hashtag #HTXMardiGras so everyone can see it! We will select a winner on Sunday night! The winner will receive a $100 Gift Card to www.ItsAHoustonThing.com which can be used for future Pub Crawl tickets and "Be Someone" clothing

Colorado Bar & Grill

6710 SW Freeway Outer Loop - SW

713-781-1122

Bar Food, Grill, Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Slideshow

Do you like a good Philly cheesesteak or pollo poblano with your boobs? What we're saying here is that, besides the lovely ladies gracing the club's three main stages, there's a bountiful menu. And if for some reason you need a break from looking at half-naked gyrating young females, the Colorado offers billiards, tabletop video games and Golden Tee. From its old-school-Vegas-style sign to its super-friendly staff, the Colorado has a look and feel quite unlike that at other places where ladies twirl on poles in clear high heels for strangers. Some gentlemen's clubs tend to go overboard on creating an illusion of exclusivity; the Colorado is laid-back and lacks pretense. Who knows? You might even become a regular.

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Community Bar

2703 Smith Montrose

713-526-1576

Bar Food, Eclectic, Fusion, Bars and Clubs, Best Of, Menu

Community Bar's atmosphere caters toward more mature adults. Meaning that it is neat and quaint without a lot of cutesy ironic stuff on the walls. It sometimes gets forgotten in the Midtown bar mix, which is a shame. It boasts a stellar bar food menu that fuses several different types of cuisine. The bar's Tuesday steak nights are the truth, and the stuff that Wednesday lunches are made of due to the portion sizes.

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Cork Grinders

206 W. Texas Ave. Baytown

281-427-3260

Bar Food, Restaurants

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Cork Grinders

206 W. Texas Ave. Baytown

281-427-3260

Bar Food, Coffee Shops

Baytown's first wine and coffee bar, Cork Grinders is a popular spot to kick back and relax with a cold—or hot!—one. Boasting exposed brick walls and ductwork accented by cozy couches and a smattering of tables, the vibe at Cork Grinders is equally gritty and comfortable. What you'll encounter upon arriving at this cozy cafe depends on the time of day. In the morning, for example, you'll see baristas behind the counter doling out fresh espresso, lattes, and breakfast sandwiches to patrons stopping by during the pre-work rush. As the sun sets, Cork Grinders makes its nightly transformation into a hip wine bar, where regulars congregate to choose from more than 80 different wines and an equally impressive number of locally brewed craft beers. Pair your libation with a cheese plate or a slice of molten lava chocolate cake. Cork Grinders is open Mondays through Saturdays. Live music takes place every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening.

The Counter Custom Burgers

4601 Washington Ave Downtown/ Midtown

713-966-6123

Promotional, American, Bar Food, Burgers, Comfort Foods, Menu

Crow's Southwest Cantina

2408 Strand Galveston

409-766-9995

American, Bar Food, Bars and Clubs, Music Venues

This colorful party bar on the Strand in Galveston is popular with locals, tourists and bikers; the Lone Star Bike Rally brings in a ton of people, according to one of the regulars we spoke with. The only drinks available are beer and wine, while the bar food includes burgers, pizza, sandwiches, wings and nachos. Crow's is an interesting place to walk around and take a look at when you visit; lots of curious items attached to the walls and everywhere else, like a motorcycle made out of wicker and giant Mardi Gras beads, as well as a wall of T-shirts for sale to the tourists. Live music is big here seven days a week, with karaoke on Mondays, acoustic jam sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, open-mike on Thursdays, bands on Fridays and Saturdays, and jam sessions on Sundays.

Dahlia

2901 Fannin St. Downtown/ Midtown

713-518-2132

Adult, Art Galleries, Bars and Clubs, Dance Clubs, Bar Food

Located in the heart of midtown, now dubbed Laneways Midtown. A breathtaking unique concept, designed with you in mind. Catering to those who seek more than just a night out. For those who seek experience. Something for everyone to enjoy against a backdrop of intimate chic. We are here to bring you uniquely crafted cocktails, over the top presentation, vibrant interchanging pop-up kitchens & food trucks, energetic atmosphere and of course spectacular service. Dahlia will have something for every taste. The decor blends aspects of old world blended with modern industrial accents and Instagrammable element. [Organizer's description]

Darwin's Pub

33 Waugh Dr. Heights

713-992-0396

Bar Food, Bars and Clubs

The owner says he named Darwin's Theory after his favorite bar in Alaska, and that the name also reflects his desire to see the Washington Avenue corridor customer base evolve from suburban nightclub-hoppers into residential neighborhood-bar patrons. No kind of political statement on the creationism/evolution debate is intended, and all fun-seekers are welcome. The first thing you notice when you walk in is the fantastic artwork painted on the walls which looks like some of the best graffiti you have ever seen, including a giant chimp decked out like Che Guevara with the words “Viva La Evolucion” scrawled above it. People are invited to bring in their dogs and their children; the dogs are free to stay all night but the kids have to leave by 10 p.m. Darwin's serves classic cocktails as well as trendy drinks like Moscow Mules, plus Houston and greater Texas regional craft beers on tap in 18 oz recyclable plastic cups. Dirt-cheap Natural Light in cans is also available, as well as uncommon drinks not normally found in Houston bars, like King Cobra 40s and stereotypical wino favorites Mad Dog 20/20 and Thunderbird. Cards, board games, and Foosball are available to play while watching cartoons on the TVs and eating upscale bar food, and plans are underway for pool, air hockey and Street Fighter 2 tournaments.

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