After hours

I've been here a few times and I really enjoyed the after hour vibes. There's parking in front and on side and also across the street on the side of the road. It's a small hole in the wall type of place but it definitely gets packed so get there right after 2:00 a.m. to get good parking and a good seat as all seats are free. They have two other split off rooms where you can play cards sit and smoke etc or even play pool. They have a small dance floor at the front of the club.

I came to this location on New Year’s Eve expecting a night of celebration and instead walked away feeling humiliated and pushed out for something that is legally and morally protected. I was denied entry because I had my service dog with me, despite calmly explaining the situation. A security guard described as a light-skinned male with locs—who said his name was “Scooby” or something similar—was dismissive and rude, and no effort was made to understand my rights before forcing me off the property. What is especially troubling is that this was not a misunderstanding. Staff did not follow the law in any way. Under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), clubs and entertainment venues are required to allow service animals. Employees are only allowed to ask two questions: whether the animal is required because of a disability and what task it is trained to perform. Not one of those questions was asked. I was denied access outright. This establishment also violated Texas Human Resources Code Chapter 121, which explicitly prohibits denying or interfering with access to a public place because of a service animal. My dog was calm, under control, and posed no issue. There was no lawful reason to remove me. This was a serious civil rights violation, not a policy choice or a gray area. I am a seasoned war veteran who was deployed to Afghanistan, and being treated as if I did not belong—especially on a night meant for joy and celebration—was deeply upsetting and unacceptable. Disabilities are not always visible, and service animals are not optional. Being forced out in this manner was degrading and discriminatory. Because of how egregiously this was handled, I will be filing formal complaints with both federal and Texas civil rights agencies. Management needs to understand that this behavior is unlawful and harmful, and that proper training is not optional. No one should ever be made to feel excluded or disrespected for exercising a protected right.

It is usually free to get in throughout the week but on the weekends is when they charge $10 to get in the door. I like how Thursday nights going on a Friday, they have karaoke night. The DJ is cool, though I wish that there will be a wide variety of music being played given that I go there frequently enough to notice when the DJ isn’t spinning new music. The food is good whether it be inside or outside. The drinks will definitely ensure that you have a good time, shout out to Mama Jo. They have a pool tables. They have a domino table. They also have an outdoor patio where you can go and enjoy your recreational habits. Whenever I am just looking to have a chill night without having to go to the club heavy, I will definitely pull up here. The demographic is somewhat on the older side, but they do have sprinkles of young people come in and turn the place up for sure, but that will surely reflect in the music being played. They have line dance music and they also have a lot of regulars that like to come in and enjoy themselves on stage. I’ve never had an unsafe experience here. Every time I enter and leave after hours, I am well taken care of, shout out to the security!

Went on Thursday night on Thanksgiving after wanting to continue our fun after leaving another location that closed at 2am. Walked in, vibes were ok. Typical hole in the wall atmosphere, so I didn’t expect much. My boyfriend and his family were literally the light of the place. Unless a line dance song comes on, everyone is just staring around as if having fun is not normal. Things were going great until this one security officer rudely came and told my bf to put his main shirt on after he took it off because he got hot. Literally was in a wifebeater and he had no issue with putting it on, but the officer got all in his face rudely and went to grasp his gun as if he was ready to pull it out or something. They get into an argument. He kicked my bf out and we all left right behind him because we weren’t going to tolerate the disrespect. Never plan to come back again after that.

This my favorite place to go you going to have a good time when you go here

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Great fun place to enjoy Houston local night life ...Wed lady night Friday $100 give away and Saturday urban night & of course Sunday funday

I stumbled upon this place while visiting Houston! It's definitely "hole in the wall" vibes with pool tables. However, the music was great and the drinks were strong! I lost my phone that night, and the DJ held it for me and gave it back the next day. I'm very thankful.