Last Concert Cafe

Great spot for live music, it's a Houston staple been around for a lllooonnnngggg time and it's one of our favorites. Always attracts a fun diverse crowd with good vibes.

Came for Bite Me Bambi, Mustard Plug, and Voodoo Glow Skulls on 1/17/24. Even though it was 42 degrees outside, they had heaters blasting and once the music started it didn't matter. Great facilities, they even had free water, which is just plain responsible of them, lol. Definitely coming back to this sweet outdoor venue in downtown Houston.

This venue was such a surprising gem to find. It's an intimate venue that used to be a restaurant. The stage is very viewable from all sides. They have heat lamps for the cold, and a massive fan for when it gets too hot. There's a small kitchen that serves tasty tacos & quesadillas during concerts. The bar is well stocked and reasonably priced. I can't wait to see another gig here!

Great spot We listened to the Soul Rebels Music was great, they had good ans a bar. Parking was sketch but we had fun. Just keep in mind not much seating here mostly standing

Quick Mexican food.. decent service..excellent music..impeccable atmosphere of family establishment..this is the recipe for success. Update: Changes have happened..change is good. Stagnation leads to mediocrity. Still awesome, just different. DOUBLE UPDATE: No more sand. ASTROTURF NOW. Rumor has a name change in the works. No more on-site food worth buying. Less awesome and more different..now nothing sets them apart from any other music venues by price gouging its patrons.

Great Sunday brunch. Their menu is definitely brunchy, with many egg options, with a definate Mexican flair. Their stuffed poblano and the cheese enchiladas with eggs were excellent. A full bar, large patio and make shift jam band completed our experience. We'll definitely be back.

Never been before. It was fantastic small venue. The band was great and so was the food. It was limited to chips & salsa, chips & queso, nachos (cheese poured all over with meat of your choice), ***(loved and was large)quesadilla (chicken/ beef/ pastor), street tacos (chicken/ beef/ pastor) per taco. Pastor was the best. Little pricey but again not abormal for a concert venue. There was a full bar and my friend loved the margaritas.

Was there for Junny concert 9/12. Parking lot was small and I didn't want to be the first one to create a 3rd line. But people in line talked about how they double parked and left notes. Also the venue is small. We all left at the same time basically. I parked on the street. Street parking is free after 6 so easy. Now getting in was a little chaotic. VIP got in 30 min late which made everything else later. But they were all very nice. The sound was great. The big fan helped create a good breeze. No food. Sad the restaurant part is gone but it was a fun little venue. If a group I like goes there I'd definitely be back.

Great space for concerts! Highly recommend. Easy to grab some food or drink, just come early as the lines can be quite long. Staff were all very nice.

Rolled up here this past Saturday for the Tropidelic concert. Wasn't sure what to expect when I got here as the photos made this seem like this was a restaurant with a stage area. Fortunately when I arrived, I followed the sign to the gate area where there's a more open area for bands to play in an outside covered area. The merchandise tables are on the left when you walk in. Go further to the left and there's a walk-up bar, seating, a small food stand and restrooms behind the bar area. Concerns eased! Had a blast watching the show which included Joey Harkum as the opener and then the Kyle Smith band as the middle act before the main act. The crowd brought awesome energy and all the bands crushed their performances. Plus the floor is very close to the stage so I was able to be up front and center to where you could slap hands with the performers if they feel like it. Only issue is parking. I heard the stories about the parking situations here and noticed that people had trouble parking or trying to figure out if they would be towed. I'd recommend doing lyft/uber here so it's one less headache to worry about. Look forward to more shows here!

Great concert venue. Area for merch in the back, place to order drinks and limited food menu through a window. Huge fan kept us cool all night. Love that its covered and a large area to accommodate people. Parking lot is 30$ but it was easy to get in and out and basically the same price youd be paying for an uber so worth it.

APRIL-2023 UPDATE.... THERE IS NO RESTAURANT!!!! They have a small stuff like nachos and tacos but that's all. We came to see a show here and expected to eat before and was shocked no restaurant. Business really needs to update their information and pictures in here. This place is small. SAND?? They have a big sand pit in front of the stage. That's really weird to me and I cannot understand the purpose or why. The time we went

We had nachos and tacos. Filling for the time being. Great bar food. We enjoyed the live music. I think we will be back!

Love this place however, beware of the Valet. He had no problem charging me double ($31.20) on my card for parking last night (The Red Stray Clays) and allowed me to walk away...didn't say a thing. Thankfully my bank sends me a text and when I saw the charge and walked back to him, he immediately apologized and gave me back $15 in cash. I allowed him to keep the $1.20 as a tip since the price is only $15 written hugely on the podium, didn't expect the extra. So disappointing because I know he wasn't going to say anything had I not mentioned it

The food was delicious and the wait staff was so kind! If you want to go to a place with delicious food and good ambience, this location should be on your bucket list!

We were recently there for the "I'll Have What She's Having" charity event. We'd never been here before, and can't wait to come back! What a great little slice of Austin here in EaDo! Awesome set up with a huge tented outdoor space (great for...'inconsistent' Houston weather), good stage and acoustics, solid bar. Seems like a fun, family friendly spot!

You did not warn people in advance at your venue last night, Heart Byrne on where not to park. Quiet a few cars were towed from the dirt parking lot. The signage said for customers and employees only. You should warn your patrons. Ps. What happened to your restaurant?

The staff, food and show was awesome, but the management refused to make a refund for $161 excess charges. After admitting it was a mistake, promised to refund, delayed refund claiming software challenges, said refund was processed, ultimately refused to refund.

We saw a concert here and it was absolutely awesome. Great atmosphere and people. Pretty much standing room but I'm ok with that. No bad views anywhere I went. Sound is great. Beer is cold. Bartenders were fast and friendly. I would definitely come back.

Nice venue, but TERRIBLE management. If you have an issue, as I did, you cannot reach anyone to have it resolved. They double charged me because their website wasn't clear. When I got there the person at the front told me they were aware of the issue but they couldn't process refunds. So I disputed it with AMEX and LOST! Their 3rd party ticketing company has it down to a science. Big scam if you ask me - total fraud. I'm looking for my next avenue to go after them. Anyone have same problem contact me.

Went to see TC super star here! Great venue and vibes. Love that it is a sand pit and there is plenty of parking here! Reasonably priced drinks and strong. They could probably do a better job of selling merch.

A definite "only in Houston experience." Better than expected TexMex with live music nights, outdoor patio areas and a certain old-school Houston panache. It keeps getting better with age. I secretly love former houses that are converted into restaurants. This one is among the best. Oh, and no douchebags here. That's huge for downtown.

Sunday brunch jam session is legen- wait for it- dary. When it is nice weather and daydrinking on a patio is the plan put in front of you by the good lord below this is the place to be on Sunday to enjoy some tunes, appreciate a pretty drink, and have some tex-mex all at the same spot. The strawberry margarita is not just pretty, it is very pretty. LOOK AT IT. I would have liked to have known what the velveeta looking saucer was on the table, but I assumed it was velveeta and treated it accordingly. (If any drag queens were considering using a stage name of Velveeta: just don't. For two reasons at least.) The tex-mex fajita omelet took forever for the kitchen to produce. After it had been over 30 minutes and we had not seen our waiter the Lieutenant just flagged down another waitress to go make inquiries. We never got a very good answer, just that it took some time. Well, like duh, sister. Apparently they had to go out back and slaughter the cow with a ritual dagger first or something like that. I feel like there was enough time from this spot in the Warehouse District to actually walk back to Market Square, wait in line at Niko's, and walk back with Greekfast. But then you miss the music. I mean, the music was nice when it was going but they did take frequent lengthy breaks. If trad jazz trios are the internet meme with the guy staring at himself in the mirror pumping himself up to go hard for hours, then this is more the internet meme of the college age millennial drinking a beer now and getting around to other stuff later when it won't stress him out too much. And I wanted another margarita, especially after sitting there staring at an empty margarita chalice for what must have been 45 minutes. Our waiter didn't show his face until we had been ignored for what was nearly an hour, with the food. Given how long the food took it would probably have taken another hour for him to freshen my drink so instead we just ate and moseyed on out to where ever else liquor resides. The service left quite a bit to be desired for a cantina type joint where they basically just bring you stuff and you don't expect sparkling conversation since you want to listen to tunes. But the music was great when the musicians were going, the patio was perfect in nice weather, and that one drink was hella pretty. I could not advise coming here if you were hungry at the time since they are pretty dang leisurely about bringing you food and whatever in the HECK that velveeta dish saucer truly is remains a mystery. For food and freshening up your pretty drink they make you shiver in antici -wait for it, and here you will be waiting for it homey- pation.

Great venue! Super chill and great music. Heads up the restaurant is no longer there, there's a food truck and a bar. But if you're looking for dinner make sure to eat beforehand!

Great place to see a concert. It's a small venue so it can get crowded. But it is enjoyable.

5 STARS FUN FUN FUN!! Oh and great authentic Tex Mex too. Wow. What a great time my friends and I had at Last Concert. This place has some serious and unique history and wow, how things and times have changed. Never even heard of this place until my good friend told me about it while getting a pedi. I thought, what a great way to spend our Saturday evening. So we all went! Unbeknownst to me, this is also a very well known and liked/beloved Mexican Restaurant. Very small and quaint for sure. I'm an early bird, so me and my man arrived early and I'm so glad we did. A very popular and well known Cover Band named SkyRocket, played that evening. They are from ATX. They RAWKED the freakin house! I felt like I was back in High School and College. So much fun and they were all on par with the songs, singing and instruments. Very talented musicians. Lots to know here to impress your date or not to be stressed. First, know that you will pay up to $25 per person to see and hear the concert. Very worth it. 2nd-the Restaurant is very much first come first serve. Especially when popular bands such as SkyRocket are playing. We arrived, valet only at $10 up front too BTW, and got our concert tix and headed to the tiny bar and waited for our other friends. Now it's wise to prepay Online for the concerts. We will definitely do that next time. We got seated and ate around 7:30 which is perfect cus the band didn't start until I think 9:30pm. The food was delicious! I definitely did not expect such authentic tasting Tex Mex. Small 1 page menu which is great. The drinks were good too. Frozen Margaritas were perfect as it's still pretty hot and humid in Houston for late September early Oct. There is seating in and outdoors too. Obviously outdoors is way more fun. Once SkyRocket started up, we were moved to go in and enjoy the concert standing room only. Whoop! Good times had by all. Definitely a place we will visit again real soon. So much fun. And I must thank the Restaurant team, because they busted their asses to help all of us enjoy our evening. Forks and Mics UP!!! Whoop!!!

Great music and drinks, can't say much else lol, now I'm just adding stuff to reach character count

LCC has been one of fav my spots for over 20 years. WHY DID YOU PUT THAT COVER??? The dance area gets hot and muggy and we can't look up at the sky. I'm still giving 5 stars but I hope you read this. The restaurant closed which sux but happened a lot since COVID but I HATE THAT ROOF. Still 5 stars and I'll always go back bc they book good bands and have a good vibe

Concert Cafe is an institution dating back to 1949 Elena "Mama Lopez who ran it well into her 90's. The building was a bordello. tradition has it that door is locked knock twice for entry and door is locked The back patio is lined with picnic tables. This venue boasts touring acts and open mic. Now the food it is good ;not particularly vegan. friendly. The service is fast and friendly. the food is good and the drinks strong a. A first choice in the art/warehouse district.

We bought tickets for a table to see a band, without knowing that this is an OUTDOOR VENUE IN HOUSTON, TEXAS IN THE SUMMER. So, there's that. There is no parking --- so there's that, too. (Luckily, our friends knew about this and we took an Uber.) The venue is covered with vinyl, which is good in case of a storm (which had been predicted but did not occur), but limits the flow of air. There are fans, but when you're back in the table area, you don't get much air circulation. I'm glad we got a table so that we did not have to stand up, but the stools (metal, no backs) are fairly brutal. And certainly, the acoustics leave something to be desired. I wore earplugs for protection, but kept getting shrill feedback from time to time in my left ear. We drank water, so I have no idea about the bar drinks. It would not be my first choice of venue, but I *might* return for the right performance. Maybe. Oh: note that the standing area has a sand floor. You might want to skip the sandals.

Saw the Heartless Bastards here 6/3/23; The HB's are a great band. I drove 300+ miles to Houston to catch the show. Very disappointed in the venue. Sound was horrible. Won't ever go back to this venue. Should have stayed home, saved some green and just listened to "Arrow" and "Beautiful Life" on a quality sound system so I could enjoy the music and understand the lyrics! Only positive thing was I was supporting live music and the HB's.

Great venue with an awesome vibe. Parking sucks but that's not their fault, really. Loved it and want to go back.

I really wish I did not have to write this review as it was nostalgic for me to come back to the venue but our situation was never resolved. We purchased VIP tickets the day of the concert, September 9th 2023, to see Heartbyrne, online on their website. The website at that time was not clear with the description of the purchase and only said "Reserved - 2 Top". We thought we had only purchased 2 tickets and did not know that each 2 - Top table had 2 admission tickets with it. We tried to resolve the issue with the manager/owner that day at the venue but the only offer we received was a complimentary return visit with $20 towards our tab. We just wanted a refund for the extra set of tickets we purchased unknowingly to us. The manager and staff member even acknowledged that this has been an issue they have been working on. We couldn't accept the offer the manager was offering because we are two single parents who rarely get the opportunity to go out for any alone adult time. The website has since been fixed, but our issue has yet to be resolved. They say to email them to resolve tickets and refund issues, but there is no communication on their end. My advice for individuals who ever have issues with the management at this establishment is, do not expect a resolution if there are any issues unless it's is to return to the establishment for a makeup day. They do not mend financial wrongs due to the updates they are working on to better run their business. You as a customer will be collateral damage in order for them to meet their business goals.

Very cool live music venue. The restaurant is no longer viable. The website is not updated. There is a food truck with limited options.

I saw the Futurebirds here, and it was totally "rock n roll". The intimate atmosphere and easy bar access makes this place awesome.

Hidden in the Warehouse District amongst studios and abandoned houses is Last Concert Cafe, a hidden Houston gem that every self-proclaimed native or visiting tourist should experience. The menu is your typical Tex-Mex fare, but LCC's pan y mantequilla (ahem, bread and butter) is its eclectic atmosphere and outdoor live music venue. You could dine inside, as quaint and pleasant the decor is, but I recommend grabbing a seat outside, either in one of the private little rooms (or "mini-casas") or further back and closer to the stage. Check their website for their list of shows, but Wednesday's Pot Roast is a local favorite. Keep in mind that if you do venture out back during a show, there's a cover, but it's well worth it. And while your wallet's out, rummage through the jeweled goods sold out back by "watch yo step" man. If you want to kick off your shoes and dance around in the beach sand in front of the stage, do it. If you want to grab a hula hoop and work off that third taco, go for it. If you want to give everyone a laser spectacular show with your new glow sticks, why not? Anything goes at Last Concert Cafe. (Hey, I once ate a cup of queso for 20 bucks. The ol' bossman made me do it.) Some call it a big hippie hangout, but live show entertainment ranges from local country acts to daytime electronic music festivals (Prai Urbana), cover bands ... all sorts. Last Concert Cafe is truly a diamond in the rough. Tips: Be careful where you park, be it for towing or a crazy homeless dude. They have strange hours, so call before you go. If you do choose to order some grub off the menu, a couple of my faves are: the creamy guac with a few lumps of avocado, the cilantro-infused queso and salsa, tres leches and chocolate flan. As you can tell, I'm big on apps and dessert. Service can be a bit ify; sometimes they're understaffed for lunch, but just chill out and have a good time. There's a tiny bar inside (serving up 'ritas a great assortment of bottled beer--no micheladas), as well as a few out back which only open up on busier nights, along with picnic tables, heat lamps for the colder months and fans for the treacherous summer.

The food is great, the prices are average, the beer selection is sub par and not good. The drinks are ok and not bad. The music is great, the dance floor is horrible. There isn't one. It is a volleyball like sand pit. Why? Oh why did they do flooring in front of the stage in beach sand? Just horrible. For that purpose, I drop the venue and restaurant from 4 stars to 3. Simply because there are so many other better bars with concert stages in Houston and do we really need to have to walk and dance on sand, downtown, in Houston?

I went here on a Sunday night and it was not busy. They had a good rock/blues band playing until 8:30pm and then a comic came on. You can sit outside away from the music/stage so it isn't as loud. There is also indoor seating away from the stage. The stage is in a middle area between the inside and outdoor patios. It is a very relaxing environment. They bring you chips and salsa. We ordered the Big Mamma meal for $16 and it included: three beef enchiladas, beans/rice, guacamole, two beef tacos, cheese tostada. Plenty to share with two or three people. Food was good, but not as good as other Mexican restaurants in the area. This is a place you go to for the entertainment. Sometimes they charge a cover for the band. Check the website for future events. There is metered street parking, which is free on Sundays. I would go back if there was a band playing I wanted to hear and I would eat. But I would not go here only for the food.

I adore this venue. Come as you are! Food is great, music is awesome, but the people and good vibes are what keep me coming back. Knock on the red door! You will be so glad you did. Everyone is your friend at LCC.

So, the inside is very hole in the wall, and you have to knock on the door to get in, not the most welcoming! The service was so-so, they messed up our drink order at first, but the food was decent! I had the guacamole tacos and he had fajita tacos. It came out reasonably quick, and they got my request for no dairy. But, the cool thing was their back patio area! They have a concert area with a bar and a sand pit. That's their real draw! They charge a cover for the area, but it's a good time out there! Like I said, it's not the fanciest, but definitely has it's draw! I would definitely go again, but stick to the concert area!

Nice chill spot. I can honestly say, this is chill paradise is very relaxing spot. I've been there 3 times and every single time more surprised and astonished by guests and ambiance

Slow service and average food. Inadequate wait staff that were full of excuses. Have given this place several tries and will not be back for the food.

*gasp* How have I not reviewed this place? This was one of the first spots I would go to when my self-proclaimed-hipster-Northeasterner-self moved down here 3 years ago (to be fair, I was much cooler then, now I'm essentially a-okay with hanging out on the couch with my cat and a spiked seltzer...I can't wait for that to be the -hip- thing, I'll be cool again!!!!)! Ok stream of consciousness aside - I forget how I found this spot, I used to go to bars on weeknights by myself and talk to bartenders because they know everything about anything going on in the social realm of a city, I believe Last Concert Cafe was on a list that a bartender from the late Royal Oak gave me. I first went to this hidden speakeasy on a night where there was a drum circle in the outside patio and hippie jewelry vendors and I swore I saw Willie Nelson's twin there. Very eclectic and herbal environment. I've always had fun in following visits! Food is meh tbh but just eat nearby and come for drinks and entertainment :)

This is a very unique place: part restaurant, part bar, part live music venue. Last Concert Cafe would be more at home in Austin ("keeping it weird"), but I am so glad it calls Houston home. It is dirty and needs repainting; seating is ripped; it is in a very run-down part of town (north side of downtown); parking is frequently frustrating...and I can't stop going back! The food is fantastic and service is at least acceptable. I am equally pleased by the delicious old-school Tex-Mex as I am by the solid burgers. Sure the complementary tortilla chips are store-bought, but they are tasty and the salsa is really yummy too. I worry that if they ever try to clean up a little, the food won't be as good and their loyal hippie customers will stop coming, which would likely put them out of business.

This is my all time new favorite spot to go!!! With their new renovations this hidden gem is going to become even more popular than it already is. The food is unbelievable (try the hamburger you won't regret it) the queso has a hint of jalapeno to it which was wonderful. There's been an awesome band playing every time I've gone too! If you have children there's a play area in the sand they can hoolla hoop while you enjoy your drinks outside. I've heard Sunday brunch is incredible so I'm excited to try it out soon!

Another eclectic destination for food, drink and entertainment. The times that I have seen bands here, the crowd/entertainment has the same vibe as Renaissance Festival without trying to get you to buy something. Hoola Hoop dancers in the sand, incense (maybe something else burning) with the band onstage keep the atmophere very casual and non - judgemental. If the very large back gate isn't open, you will have to knock on the front door. Behind the front door is about an 8 table seating area with the bar. There is more seating outside and 2 (maybe more) buildings across from the main one that houses additional seating and uniquely, primitive, clean restrooms. There is only street parking which can be challenging. Although I will not be ordering the vegan enchiladas again, I will certainly be back because I don't follow the crowd either.

My husband and I decided to visit Last Chance Cafe recommended by a coworker. It was Fathers Day and I wanted to make it special. I read the many great reviews and decided it was a go. A 25 minute drive wasn't a big deal for a great first experience. When we arrived there was no parking, we paid $10 to park in the lot to the left of the entrance and walked in only to discover there was a charity event taking place (hints to no parking). A little disappointing as we anticipated the outside seating and enjoying whatever live music was playing. Inside, we were welcomed warmly and was handed a limited brunch menu. The restaurant was very small and outdated, and was cluttered with outdated Mexican pop art of some sort and other awkward decor like watermelons and some sort of Aztec trinkets. Still, I credited its originality and kept an open mind. Our waiter was energetic and knowledgeable. My husband ordered the breakfast tacos with a side of fruit and I ordered the LCC burger. My husband liked his plate, although it was very mediocre. He felt he could've gotten something similar in taste closer to our home. My LCC burger was interesting; seasoned patty, Swiss cheese and sliced green peppers. I didn't taste the chipotle mayo as stated on the menu. It wasn't the "best" burger our waiter ensured it would be, however the fries were tasty. Now this is where the review takes a turn. We sat at the booth in the very back near the kitchen entrance. The swinging saloon doors made the kitchen activity very noticeable. This didn't bother us one bit. My husband began to start on his cup of fruit until I coincidently looked up towards the kitchen and saw 2 of the kitchen staff grab a few pieces of fruit from the fruit prep/storage container and casually eat them. No gloves. No utensils. I was disgusted. I didn't want to ruin the meal for my husband and I didn't want to make a big deal to management over what I had seen. I had to think of something quick to prevent my husband from taking another bite, thinking to myself if I had seen that I wonder what else unsanitary goes on back there. Thankfully, my husband pushed his dish away and stated he was "stuffed". The check was $70 for 2 entrees, 1 mixed drink, 2 beers and 2 shots. I'd like to add that I liked that LCC only served and supported local beers. However, what I had witnessed from the kitchen ruined my experience, for that I cannot give more than 2 stars as I expect every dish to be made with dignity and respect for the unseen. This will prevent us from visiting again or recommending.

I came down from Austin to help my friends with an event here. Upsides: I loved the look of this place, very divey but cute. The patio and the outside areas were pretty spacey and nicely kept. The food is actually pretty good, I got the chicken quesadillas and I was surprised how good they were. Stuffed with chicken, cheese, and jalapeños! Downside: prices. All drink prices were a bit high in my opinion. $4-7 for bottle beers, including domestic. The staff seemed a bit lost, and the bar was poorly stocked. Maybe it was just a busy weekend, but the bar was out of relatively basic items. I would give this place another shot, if I came back into town for another event.

Went here with some friends for dinner and drinks. The food was average and beers were cold. I can imagine that the outdoor music area could be fun but not if it's warm out. No fans, high humidity, and insects made for a less than enjoyable visit. We left early.

Awesome place... parking sucks so get there early. Went on a Wednesday and it was a very interesting crowd and ambiance. Will definitely go again when it's not so chilly outside.

Horrible service! Just finished leaving this place with zero help or attention. I made a reservation for 4 people on the patio. We walk in and he says just find a booth. I tell him I have a reservation for the patio so he tells me to go find a table outside. All tables are taken and he made no effort or arrangement to have our table ready for us. We had ordered two margaritas, never got a response. I then reiterated we had a reservation so he said well all the tables outside are going to be awhile after talking with the waitress. Worst service ever, didn't get to eat, never going back. You don't deserve my hard earned money.

They keep the music alive until whatever time you feel like. This place is a staple for local music. I love the intimate setting and the local acts like Craig Kinsey, Charles Bryant, etc. They always have good musicians and songwriters comein to town and do a set as tradition. Many were made there. They help keep me inspired with great harmonica, guitar, steel guitar, Irish, etc. Good parking and food. Long live last concert cafe!!

After a work-out on a Monday night I wanted to gain all those lost calories so my friend and I opted for some Tex-Mex. I had always heard LCC was a place to be. I was wondering how it would be on a Monday night. We looked for a safe parking spot along the street where we wouldn't be towed and walk on over. The door was locked...we were like DAMN it's closed! But it says knock and wait... Sure enough after about a minute someone comes to open the door. Very strange, but I guess the area is not the best place to leave your door open. I had the Pauls tosta burger and my friend had the Burrito grandiosa. We also started out with the Crab jalepenos. The food here is nothing to brag about but their atmosphere is why you should return. Right when you enter it's your typical restaurant, but if you go further in you are welcomed to a mini oasis. It even comes with REAL SAND. They have a stage with live music. Great time to hang with friends and grab a drink.

Don't go to Last Concert Café on New Year's Eve! They forced us to buy $75 tickets claiming the $50 tickets were sold out and then the day before the show they offered more $50 tickets. There was supposed to be champagne at midnight which I think only a few people got and tacos for a New Year's "breakfast" which turned out to be a few tacos in an igloo cooler. It was not well planned and disappointing to say the least.

The Best "Restaurant / Bar / Concert" in H-Town City!!! Glad y'all are back, thank you!

Very VERY Bohemian... you might forget you're in Houston... it's too Hip... The Last Concert Cafe has been and remains one of Houston's greatest underground/alternative secrets, if you can find it. Freaks and Hippies have been hanging here for 20+ years now, with live music six nights a week. Carolyn Wonderland still does a monthly gig here, Houston's best South Coast Rock & Rhythm & Blues band, The Hightailers still play every Thursday Night, Rice U. favorites Pot Roast are here every Wednesday, and its' back patio & outdoor stage area is possibly the friendliest place in Houston (although Super-Happy Funland is a close second). The food is adequate Tex-Mex. The Kitchen closes at 10:30, although the bands often play until 2 or 3 a.m. Have fun!

Arrived around 5pm on a Tuesday. Parking Meter Parking right in front was available. Knocked on the red door and was promptly greeted and welcomed inside. Our server Esteban led us back to a beautiful courtyard. There happen to be a band on stage playing Johnny Cash songs and some Texas country music. Esteban brought us some custom made margaritas and they were AMAZING. The queso, guacamole and salsa were excellent. Esteban also made some great food suggestions. We practically had the whole place to ourselves. There was only one other table filled at the time. More people started to come in as we were leaving. I ran into a friend in Panama City Florida last week that told me about this place. I am so glad I made a point to check this place out. Thanks!