Houston Night Life City Guide

Houston Night Life : Clubs in Houston Reviews Part 1

Industry Café
2110 Rusk 713-222-2233
Open 7 days a week from 7pm-2am (sometimes they open earlier or close later, just call for more info)

Cover charge depends on the night, it ranges from free to $10, always 18 and up
Parking is free, either in their lot, or on the street
Industry Café offers you a variety of good music, from mainstream to eclectic, no dress code and a full kitchen serving until 2 or 3 in the morning. Our favorite pick for 18 and up, hands down.

Who is there: Younger crowd (18 and up usually)
Music claim to fame: One of the few underground spots left

The Limelite
1207 Prairie 713-223-2100
Open 7 days a week
SAT-MON (7pm-2am), TUES-TH (4pm-2am), FRI (3pm-2am)
No cover, 21 and up only
Parking is free on the street

The Limelite offers a TON of drink specials throughout the week, and while we can't print prices, we CAN tell you what they feature: Monday is Domestic Beer night, Tuesday is Texas beer night (our personal favorite), Wednesday is UK night (imports), and Thursday is Martini night (ok, so we have two favorites). No dress code, great prices and a really cool sign out front - you can't miss the lime green neon and the strobe.

Who is there: After work crowd
Weird fact: Assorted board games available for your pleasure
Nearby Post-Clubbing: Close to Firehouse Philly's

Live Sports Café
407 Main 713-228-5483
Open 7 days a week, 11am-11pm, but they stay open til 2am on TUES, FRI, SAT and SUN (cover charge on these nights, 21 and up only)
Cover varies from free to $10, depending on the night
Parking includes valet, street side and lots (varies from free to $10)

This is one of downtown's best sports bars. It's not your typical sports bar in that it has a slightly more upscale feel and lively atmosphere to it.

Who is there: Fans of good hip hop
Claim to fame: Extensive Bar (food) menu

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