Prohibition Texas

I came on a Saturday night with a group of friends and the place was so crowded. We had to wait for a table and even then, we could only find one with 3 chairs and there were going to be other people meeting us. We had come here based on a recommendation from a friend who said the drinks here were very cheap, but on the menu, they were around $15 dollars a cocktail. We were going to grab 1 drink and then find another place to leave, but no one ever came to take our order and the smell from the cigar lounge upstairs was killing our lungs. Eventually we decided to leave and go to a different place. However, this may be a fun stop to go to when it's not as crowded and if you're okay with cigars.

Cool spot if you are into rustic/cigar lounge bars! The place was PACKED when we got there and we had to wait for a table. Luckily we only had to wait at the bar for a few minutes before a table cleared up. When we sat we were immediately served, however we didn't order anything as we were waiting for a few friends to show up. Once our friend showed up, we waited for 20+ minutes for someone to come take our order and nobody did. It was super busy, so I understand this, but it would have been nice to have some waters while looking over the menu.We ended up leaving before ordering anything because we had two more friends who were supposed to meet us and there was no room at our small table for two more chairs. Overall, I would give this bar another chance with a smaller crew (I would also get there earlier if going with more than one other person).

Service with a smile and attentive, food just ok.Their drinks a stiff and strong. Great service from our waitress who was incredibly attentive, funny, and super accommodating of our big group.Place was spacious and clean and the ambiance was lively.Food was just ok. We ordered 4 different pizzas. The dough is less than spectacular (kind of cracker like) and the pizzas are relatively small for the price. Flavor was decent but more on par with a really good microwave pizza than oven or wood-fired pizza.

Heard many good things about this place, so I came to try it out myself.The bar is quite dim-lit and gives off an Old Western vibe. It was quiet and relatively empty on a weekday night. Seeing as many of the cocktails and drinks were whiskey forward, I ordered a Sazerac to stick with the the theme. It was too sweet for my taste, so I asked the bartender to add more bitters and she fixed it, no problem. I also ordered the brussels sprouts, which took a while to come out. I ended up taking them to go and they were delicious - crispy and saucy.The main turn-off during my visit was the bathroom. The fans in the bathroom didn't work. It was hot, humid, and heavy inside that tiny bathroom & the odor was also unbelievably unbearable. The worst part was, there was no soap either. I had to resort running to the nearest bottle of hand sanitizer after leaving the bathroom.Overall, cocktails were okay, the food was good, and the bartender was friendly. However, the visit to the bathroom had me questioning the cleanliness of the establishment. Probably won't be back.

Service great! Food and drinks on point! Will be back. Restroom was leaking water. I hope it's fixed next time I go!

We had seen the great reviews and decided to start our Spring visit here. Unfortunately it did not turn out to be our lucky day. They were out of draft beer, so I ordered a whiskey flight. There were missing some of the whiskeys as well. Ok...let's get some food. Wait they were out of pizza too. Ugh. They did give us a free pizza coupon for all the trouble however. I am just not sure if we will make it back.

Crowded place during happy hour. My house moscatos was $4.50 and hubby's old fashioned was $10. Our bartender infused the wood into the drink in an enclosure. This is our first time seeing it prepared this way. It was definitely fun to watch.

I recently discovered Prohibition Bar in Old Town Spring, and it's truly a hidden gem! The rustic vibes create a cozy atmosphere, and the drink prices are unbeatable. I enjoyed a delicious blackberry mojito for just $6, while my friends indulged in equally affordable options - the Bee's Knees for $8 and house wine for $5. Our server was attentive, checking in on us throughout the evening. Highly recommend checking out this spot for affordable drinks and great service.

Great food, service and nice ambiance with a front porch deck to view the streets and ll the activities going on weekends. Been there a couple times and loved it.

Honestly it would be a great place to eat except the service is horrible, takes forever to be seated. Food was good but my service dog wasn't allowed inside. god forbid you need to take shelter from wind and pollen if you have a dog. So we were forced to sit outside and dodge things flying through the wind and bird poop. Oh yea and there's bird poop all over the patio tables. Nothing is actually clean and servers will give you attitude and serve your food 30 min apart from the next person