Fun and entertainment Houston

A gay nightclub, frequented by all Houstoniens hetero and gay alike. The clubbeurs will appreciate its extensive dance track, its meticulous lighting, the excellent weekend sessions and the reasonable prices of the drinks. Some will even say that South beach nightclub cultivates a false air from Ibiza…

A dive bar supported by the gay community. We come here to make less artificial encounters than elsewhere in H-Town, such as in South Beach. Many rooms come here simply to enjoy a drink in this intimate and warm setting.

Classic Irish pub, installed since 2008 in the heart of Houston, the place welcomes beer lovers. The longer the time passes, the more difficult it is to hold a conversation, either on the bottom or on the floor. Plasma screens placed everywhere allow to follow a basketball, football or baseball match. Molly's loves sport. Charming staff and often aware of everything that happens on the night of Houston. A good start to the evening before pushing further. Possibility to order "burgers".

Thursday is reserved for student evenings, which reduces the age required to enter, from 21 to 18 years. The house regularly organises theme evenings. As its name indicates, this trendy bar is first and foremost the preferred place of all those who want to grow the ditty a little further than in their bathroom. Thousands of songs are included in the karaoke repertoire.

The place has nothing to do with Italy, except perhaps some of the transalpine wines proposed on the map. Café Adagio is more and more part of this new scene in the centre of Houston on which artists play live on a daily basis. In the program, the jazz and blues dominate, even if other genres are heard from time to time. Those who would like to avoid paying the entrance price can still come earlier for dinner. In that case, no "cover cover".

An old-fashioned brewery offering inventive and very good craft beers! You can take part in their guided tours for an in-depth experience. It's also a great address for a good meal, with their famous crawfish boils on Saturdays and Sundays. The atmosphere is super relaxed, making this a popular Texan address, with a superb view of Downtown Houston.

We love this little bar, open since 1930, in a former tailor's store in the heart of Downtown on Market Square. Some might say it's cramped, but we find it warm and, above all, unique! Martinis (or cocktails in the USA) are the house specialty, and the service is very friendly. A superb address for a more eclectic experience than the norm, as much for the age of the establishment as for the fact that it's one of a kind. A favorite with many locals.