Holey Moley

Came Sunday of Memorial Day weekend. They do not abide by the "no kids" after 8 policy. I purposefully waited to arrive at 8pm only to still have to deal with unruly children playing hide n seek in the golfing area and one kid walking in circles around his parent's table in the restaurant area. Would've been cool but feeling like I was at celebration station and being told by staff that their manager said that they'll be 'laxed on that rule bc it was a holiday weekend was a HUGE turn off. Had potential but I definitely won't be returning.Drinks were good/fun. Food took forever and pizza(bbq chicken) was gross.

I took a date to Holey Moley on opening night, and we had a good time. There are 3 putt putt courses (9 holes each) you can play on, there's a fully stocked bar with food options, and there's even karaoke rooms to book. Beyond this, Holey Moley is located within the Regal Cinema (Greenway/Wesleyan), so, you could easily catch a movie before or afterwards.We tried the yellow course and had a good time. Each hole has a particular well thought out theme, but the layout of each hole is fairly similar in terms of difficulty and strategy. The thing I was really impressed with was the themed novelty drinks at the bar. Typically drinks of this kind can range towards the $20s, but I found each of the ones we tried to be not only affordable but also tasty. Not to mention, there's a bar in regal, but those drinks are way more over priced than these drinks, and they are arguably worse crafted drinks.Opening night was relatively chill. I was expecting a significant number of kinds hanging out and bogarting all the courses, but it was mostly adults, and I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't overly crowded. That being said, it was approximately 10pm on a Friday. One downside to this location is that parking isn't always readily available. This is for the theater as well, and while they have a parking garage with plenty of spots, you do have to pay to park.This new spot is definitely worth checking out especially if you're a putt putt enthusiast or if you have a hot date coming up. Again, worse case, you can always go to the movies afterwards.Some tips:There is limited free parking on the side and back of the building. Also, if you don't mind a brisk little walk, you can park next to the Bank of America building near Costco down the road. This area is always brightly lit, and you know there is security, because it's a bank.Cheers!!

I had such a good time here! The energy is fun, the music is great, the drinks are creative, and the themed courses are cool! Service was fantastic all around- from check in to drinks! I would say my only complaint would be that on the website it states no one under 21 after 8pm so I called to verify because we were hoping to putt putt till around 8 and then eat there, but the lady I spoke with said my 20 year old daughter would have to leave by 8pm. Its fine if that's the rule so I made dinner reservations nearby elsewhere and we made plans to be done by 8pm, but while we were there finishing up, they announced under 18 had to leave- not 21. I was frustrated by the miscommunication and by inconsistent information on their website.

Holey Moley!I was shocked and not in a good way. The place presents itself not as an actual mini golf venue, but a venue chasing the mini golf fad. The course rates were quite high, but were also quite small. Some of the courses had the hole only about a foot away from the start. It just doesn't seem worth it as there better options out there.All of the tables in the bar area were dirty, so we were forced to pick a dirty table to sit at and flagged down someone to clean it. They ran out of most of the cocktails on the menu, so we ended up getting 2 Espresso Martinis and a Long Island. They were pricey and not good. The drinks tasted faintly of an espresso martini, but not like an Espresso Martini and faintly similar to a long island, but not a Long Island. Also, the espresso martinis came out in tiny little glasses. Again, it just doesn't seem worth it.On the bright side, the venue makes for an IG-worthy night out. The decor is super cute and immersive. It gives new, novel, vintage disco party. I can see this place as a great place for photo ops.I probably would not come back simply because the price point does not match the value: mini golf experience and drink wise. However, I cannot speak on the food nor the karaoke. Great place for photos, but I wouldn't spend a night out here.

The logistics of entry/exit could use some work. If you park in the garage (there isn't anywhere else, they took away street parking in that area a while ago), you can enter through the movie theatre. Some of the doors to the elevator were locked, but I'm not sure if that was random, but we had to take the stairwell to the 1st floor of the movie theatre. We left close to closing time and were not able to exit the same way, so we had to walk outside.I was disappointed the golf was not electronic like Puttshack, so we decided not to play. We did order drinks and chilled in the bar area for a couple of hours. They have a few table games which kept us entertained. The service at the bar was super friendly and pleasant. They have an elaborate drink menu with fun cups, but we stuck to a basic paloma and margarita. The water cups are branded, which was a nice touch.The decor and the courses were beautiful and very eye-catching. There are also karaoke rooms of a decent size.

Honestly fun for the the whole group. Probably one the of most fun mini golfs in houston. Set up a reservation ahead of time! Service at front was helpful and food and drinks served us well as we spent all 18 holes for about an hour and definitely needed the snacks.

Probably one of the best miniature golf spots in Houston & I've been to a few. The music was great. Customer service was great. Loved how interactive each hole was. We didn't eat here this go round but the food smelled great & looked fresh. Highly recommend for a date night or girls night out. They have small karaoke rooms as well that looked like a lot of fun. Plenty of seating for dining and at the bar. Enjoyed myself for sure.

GOOD FUN. Made online reservations for noon on a Sunday. Website is easy to navigate and the prices are reasonable. The place is clean but small. We were greeted soon as we came in, given our ball tokens and a brief rundown of how things work. There are three area of 9 holes with a cafe/restaurant in the middle. We only golfed on this visit so I can't speak to the food.

This place is lit af, the employees are literally super nice - especially our bro Lake :) I highly recommend this place as a really great date night outing! Food is good and music is great and pricing is very reasonable. Plus, where else can you drink a Redbull mock-tail out of a bathtub!!!!!

We had an awesome time at Holey Moley! This place is vibrant and full of energy, perfect for a fun night out. Located right next to a movie theater, it was convenient and added to the excitement.The atmosphere is amazing with a great DJ keeping the vibes up all night. We were even treated to a performance by a magician, which was a fantastic surprise and added a unique touch to the evening.The drinks are decently priced and well presented, perfect for enjoying while playing mini golf. It's an ideal spot for couples or groups of friends looking for a memorable outing.The only reason I can't give Holey Moley a full five stars is the bar service. While the staff is friendly and the drinks are well-made, the service was a bit slow. The line of customers made it feel a little muggy, which was a minor downside in an otherwise fantastic experience.Overall, I highly recommend Holey Moley for a great night out. We'll definitely be back!