D&T Drive Inn
Semi-outdoor beer joints converted from ice-purveying convenience stores, Houston’s icehouses once defined the city’s drinking culture. In many ways, they still do, though their numbers are dwindling. D&T is doing…
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Down House
Down House is one of those wonderful places that wears many hats, and wears them well. From mid-morning coffee to family dinner to a first date, Down House's simple but…
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Dan Electro’s Guitar Bar
Smack dab in the middle of a residential neighborhood north of Downtown, Dan Electro’s is a rec-room roadhouse, with day-glo walls that feel a bit like a 1970s roller rink.…
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Lei Low
Houston’s first total immersion tiki bar of the modern era, Lei Low is a beautiful example of how something so silly can be treated so seriously, to such delightful effect. The…
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Julep
Stepping into Julep is like stepping out onto a back porch. The place feels made of lace and sunshine, practically oozing Southern charm. The latest in Bobby Heugel’s Clumsy Butcher…
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Shiloh Club
The Shiloh Club is no passing fancy. This is a place for dedicated drinkers, many who have been at their task and in their stools for longer than you’ve been…
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Alice’s Tall Texan Drive Inn
There’s really only one thing you need to know here, and that’s whether you’re drinking Shiner or Lone Star. Alice's Tall Texan is a dive at its most elemental, with…
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