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Marfreless

The guide was updated: 2023-02-07

Hidden behind an unassuming and unmarked blue door, this interesting bar is, simply different. When it opened back in 1972, it had one mission: to not have a theme. This allowed a truly eclectic group of "non-conformists and intellectuals" to gather naturally here.

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Address: 2006 Peden Street - Houston, TX
Opening hours: Mon - Sat 17h - 2h, Sun 19h - 2h
Website: www.marfrelesshouston.com
Phone: +1 281 630 6248
Email: info@marfrelesshouston.com

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Axelrad Beer Garden

Axelrad Beer Garden

Axelrad Beer Garden features a great selection of beer on tap, delicious bar food, live music and the crowd's favorite: a huge patio with hammocks, so you can relax with your friends while sipping on one of their many craft beers.

Anvil Bar & Refuge

Anvil Bar & Refuge

Set on the eclectic Westheimer Curve, this bar is known for its top-shelf drinks. Their expertise in the art of mixology has made an impression on Houston’s nightlife. Anvil also offers a wide selection of beers.

Belvedere

Belvedere

Expect a diverse mixture of cultures and high fashion in this dynamic night club, located in Uptown Park. There is a patio lounge where you can enjoy the sunset with a drink in your hand.

Howl at the Moon

Howl at the Moon

Piano dueling and choreographed dances create the excitement that has characterized and attracted a diverse and loyal clientele to this popular bar. Here you can order a bucket with your favorite drink and share with your friends.

Club Tropicana

Club Tropicana

This is the place to go for the hottest Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, and Latin tracks. Club Tropicana also hosts live Latin bands and on Tuesdays and Fridays you can get free salsa lessons.

The Red Lion

The Red Lion

This is a great neighborhood pub where you can have a night out with the locals. The friendly staff serves good food and offers an amazing selection of beers and single malt scotch.

13 Celsius

13 Celsius

This wine bar is located in a 1920s era, Mediterranean style building, in a former dry cleaners, to be precise. They take quality control very seriously here, and all the wines are stored at 13 degrees Celsius (as the name suggests) and is handled very professionally.

The Flat

The Flat

Music is the star here, courtesy of resident music-maker DJ Sun, though there is a steady flow of guest DJs bringing their own beats to the dance floor. The ambiance is very laid-back, and it is as much a place to relax and have a bite to eat as it is a place to dance the night away.

The Continental Club

The Continental Club

This Houston franchise of the Austin original (opened in 1957) is every bit as characteristic, sporting the same neon exterior and red velvet stage in this former general store from the 1920s. Expect loud music and plenty of dancing.

Cézanne

Cézanne

This excellent jazz bar welcomes jazz lovers from around the world as well as some internationally renowned performers. The focus here is strictly on music. Conversation is positively discouraged at this lovely piano bar.

Marfreless

Marfreless

Hidden behind an unassuming and unmarked blue door, this interesting bar is, simply different. When it opened back in 1972, it had one mission: to not have a theme. This allowed a truly eclectic group of "non-conformists and intellectuals" to gather naturally here.

West Alabama Ice House

West Alabama Ice House

"Ice houses" are quite literally where people used to go to get ice. Today, however, they are open-air bars, and this is the oldest one in all of Texas. It's a friendly place where everyone is welcome (including dogs) and where strangers make a habit of buying a beer for their new friends at the neighboring picnic table.

Poison Girl

Poison Girl

Crowds from all walks of life enjoy coming to Poison Girl for its unusual vibe, decor and entertainment options. Artsy on the inside, great patio on the outside (Kool Aid man statue included), vintage pinball machines, the list goes on. Just check it out for yourself.

Warren's Inn

Warren's Inn

A favorite among locals, this sports bar's jukebox was officially voted the best in Houston. Add a good selection of cheap beer and a friendly atmosphere to this bar loved by many.

Jones Plaza

Jones Plaza

Located right next to the Jones Hall for the Performing Arts and the JPMorgan Chase Tower, this central open-air venue holds concerts on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, spring through autumn.

Rudyard's Pub

Rudyard's Pub

Loved by hipsters, this British pub hosts regular theatrical performances and small concerts, as well as darts championships. With a selection of international beers and a great jukebox, visitors tend to become regulars.

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