Kay's Lounge

The Scene
More "Houston" than Houston itself, this self-described hole-in-the-wall is a haven for regular Joe's and low-maintenance gals. Antique beer ads accumulated since the bar's opening in 1939 adorn the walls and ceilings. A smattering of tables fills the front room while the rear of the bar allows for bigger crowds to gather. The outdoor beer garden provides even more room to relax.

The Draw
While only beer and wine are served, they allow patrons to bring their own liquor. Leave the shot glasses at home though; they have plenty here. On Sundays and Mondays happy hour lasts all day -- $2 domestic long-necks and $5 pitchers. Local music hero John Evans strums his acoustic country and honky-tonk ballads every Wednesday night.

When to Go
Hot Dog! Monday is free hot dog day.

The Extras
Challenge your friends on the only foosball table in the Rice Village.

Location Reviews

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Review:
Its a very laid back, eclectic crowd... On any given night there's live music... Whether it be an open mic night or a musician with an acoustic guitar... Its a total dive bar but I just adore it.