Voodoo Queen Daiquiri Dive
Bar · Greater Eastwood
322 Milby St, Houston, TX 77003
Highlights
Frozen daiquiris, po' boys, pool, jukebox, & darts
Frozen daiquiris, po' boys, pool, jukebox, & darts
"If you thought that the Catholics and Evangelicals ran the East End, go head down Milby and check out this dark, shipwrecked, tiki, New Orleans, Satanism bar (just kidding about that last part. Heh. :| ) The darker stepbrother to [Moontower Inn](http://onthegrid.city/houston/east-end/moontower-inn), Voodoo Queen has half off po-boys every Tuesday, and can chicken and waffle better than most. The drinks take tiki to new places in very H-town style, the jukebox will not disappoint, and live music is alive and real every Thursday courtesy of surf rocker locals Son Of Beach. Oh, and bonus points are yours if the “Handbook for the Recently Deceased” means anything to you." - Primer Grey
"If anyone were to argue Voodoo Queen Daiquiri Dive—an unhinged, eight-frozen-machines-at-the-ready cocktail bar in the East End—isn’t fun, we would just point at the lifesize fake skeletons, neon air hockey tables, and people plunging jello shots into their mouths as proof. Voodoo Queen makes fun even more fun, like fun squared. Plus the late-night rations of loaded fried shrimp po’boys, tater tots smothered in cheese, and giant chicken tender baskets make for ideal drinking food while playing a couple of rounds of pool." - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Right off the METRO line in the East End, Voodoo Queen Daiquiri Dive is an eight-frozen-machines deep cocktail bar with a fully-loaded late night menu. Take down a shrimp po’boy or tater tots covered in roast beef and cheddar cheese while double-fisting a neon green frozen drink or playing air hockey. Or split a basket of chicken tenders over a couple jello shots. Voodoo Queen is all about balance. How to get there: Drive (five minutes) or take the METRO green line to the Coffee Plant/Second Ward stop (15 minutes)" - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Voodoo Queen Daiquiri Dive in the East End is exactly what it sounds like: a mostly frozen drinks dive bar with a bit of an attitude. There is no shortage of controlled chaos here. With eight frozen drink machines, you can try each drink as they come, or order any number of combinations, like a frozen swirl. We like the Tropical Depression, which is full of “rums” and passionfruit. And the Bikini Season (a swirl of the electric green Pakalolo Pipeline and Mango Larry with extra melon liqueur). What To Order: Anything frozen (or a Caribbean Xanax if you are very brave)" - chelsea thomas, gianni greene
"Transport yourself to the streets of New Orleans at this tiki-themed bar. Known for its daiquiris and frosty drinks, the bar doubles as a great place to dig into baskets of shrimp and fried chicken. With dozens of frozen drink dispensers, neon lights, and great tunes, there’s a good reason why this local dive draws a fun-loving clientele. From 4:20 p.m. to 7:20 p.m., take advantage of happy hour prices including $3 wells and $3 Jell-O syringes. Is rain in the forecast? Bourbon Street hurricanes are $6 any time it rains." - Brianna Griff
