Kirby Ice House
Bar · Upper Kirby
3333 Eastside St, Houston, TX 77098
Highlights
Huge patio bar with 50+ taps, food trucks & sports screens
Huge patio bar with 50+ taps, food trucks & sports screens
"Kirby Ice House has three locations around the Houston area, including the Woodlands outpost, which boasts the longest bar in Texas and a massive outdoor screen. With over 60 taps, a revolving door of food trucks, and a giant backyard-like patio that has some of the best dog-watching the city has to offer and a massive screen, this Space City staple is excellent for groups with big sports energy." - Brittany Britto Garley
"The Kirby Ice House location near Upper Kirby claims to be the biggest bar in Texas. And while we haven’t sent our surveyor out for accurate measurements, we can confirm this place is massive, especially the Astroturfed outdoor space. Unlike a traditional ice house this bar offers liquor, but there’s still plenty of draft beer, plus TVs and rotating food trucks to keep the people happy on game day. " - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"The Kirby Ice House location near Upper Kirby claims to be the biggest bar in Texas. And while we haven’t sent our surveyor out for accurate measurements, we can confirm this place is massive, especially its astroturfed outdoor space. Unlike a traditional ice house, this bar offers liquor, but there’s still plenty of draft beer, plus TVs and rotating food trucks to keep the people happy on game day." - Chelsea Thomas
"This wildly popular patio bar is hosting Dave Portnoy and the Barstool Sports team at its Upper Kirby location on Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. The Insta-famous guys will be filming live, with the day party extending into the parking lot for the occasion. The event is free to attend." - Megha McSwain
"Kirby Ice House, tucked just north of Levy Park, focuses on Texas and Houston breweries, with more than 50 taps including labels like 512, Bakfish, and Revolver. They don’t have a kitchen, but the massive outdoor space does host a rotating fleet of food trucks." - Brittanie Shey
