Social House Lounge

We went on a Friday night, it wasn't crowded. Music had a good mix of bounce, r&b, hip-hip, etc. the vibe was great. Drinks were a little over priced though.

This is a new & upcoming Black owned spot near the Galleria area. So far I've visited 3 times since it's opening and here's my feedback. Food:I have not had their food as of yet. My first visit was after dinner so it wasn't needed. My 2nd visit was on a Sunday around 4/5pm and was told the kitchen was closed for an intermission between brunch and dinner. My most recent visit was on a Friday at 6pm and was told that the chef would be there by 6:30pm. And that today was fish, so no egg rolls that I've been wanting to try. Hookah:Zero stars from me. I've had much better experience from other hookah spots in Houston. It didn't pull well and I do not believe they use the tobacco sisha. It reminded me of my visit in NY when they told me they don't use the tobacco sisha. It was just flavored molasses. I have 0 interest in their hookahs here. Drinks:I'm all for cute & fancy cocktails. They have goblets with the dry ice for their cocktails as well as their martinis. On ladies' night they give the first few ladies a free drink. My friend said she liked her mojito goblet. I tried the Me Casa, Su Casa & wasn't a fan of it, but it was cute. Vibes:Definitely 3 stars for the vibes. I do like how spacious it is and the many booths, tables, and bar seats are available. And still space to dance. The DJs have been great. It's a nice spot to chill & listen to some good music. I would return to try out other drinks & their food & hopefully be able to boost my ratings.

First time coming and I received great service. The food was great and the hookah was very good. Oh I forgot the great drink selection and specials. Definitely will go back!

Wanted to like it, but it's a no for me. The place looks cute, but that's about it. They advertise craft cocktails but use ZERO fresh ingredients. Menu items are sold out. There was hardly anyone here and I understand why. Still somehow the service was slow.

It was popping Friday night (see my pictures) we came to celebrate a friend's birthday. Hookah was pretty decent, food was good (limited menu) my version of a side car in martini form was EXCELLENT. The DJ left a little to be desired BUT the hype woman and the service from the waitresses and bottle girls more than made up for it. Parking in front of the actual building is tight. If you pull up and the lot is full, security will direct you on where to park. No real dress code for ladies.

I am in LOVE with this spot. Grown and mature. Good eats. Great music. Strong drinks. You can't go wrong.

Came here on a Tuesday early evening. I have counted 5 people on staff (more came in later) , 4 tables of customers (less than 10 ppl total) and took 20 mins to be greeted and take my order. Safe to say service is extreeeeeemely slow. Nice people... but lots of tomfoolery/fuckery behind the bar instead of serving customers. Do not recommend and will not be coming back. There are better, legitimate hookah bars around. I'd recommend you check out one of those other places. Peace

Good drinks and good hookah . You will have to valet as street parking is limited. No complaints from me. It's better to have a section though

Look, y'all...they're trying. The restaurant/bar industry is among the hardest.The good -- drinks are quick, well-made and strong; attentive service with a smile; nice, chill crowd; beautiful people with the Southern hospitality you'd only get in HTXThe considerations -- had to get food from next door...prep the night before like the rest of the industry y'all, come on; $20 valet at 630pm is a bit of a premium imho but it's on par with the rest of HTX, so no complaints Net net, worth the visit. Thank y'all for the experience.

I wasn't impressed with the service. Took at least 20 minutes to get our drinks after we ordered and there was only 3 tables there. Place is big for Hookah.