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Nestled at 4200 San Felipe St, Houston, TX, The Railyard is a hidden gem that captures the essence of the lively Houston bar scene. With its vibrant atmosphere and welcoming vibe, this establishment is more than just a bar—it's a community hub where fun, games, and great company meet.
As you step inside, you're immediately transported to a space filled with laughter and friendly chatter. Several patrons have happily shared their experiences, highlighting the diverse music selection and the fun games available for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking to unwind post-work or share a laugh with friends, The Railyard has a chill environment that encourages connection.
The bar boasts an incredible selection of bourbons, tequilas, and rums, ensuring that everyone can find their drink of choice. Guests have applauded the attentive and friendly service from the bartenders, who are known for their mixology skills and ability to craft stunning drinks like the Georgie's Paper Crane. The thoughtful presentation and well-balanced flavors keep patrons coming back for more.
Outdoor seating offers a perfect vantage point to watch the trains roll by, adding an extra layer of character to the bar's already vibrant ambiance. Regulars and newcomers alike can engage in friendly banter about sports and music, creating an unpretentious and genuinely welcoming vibe reminiscent of the iconic "Cheers" bar. The Railyard strikes a balance between chic and casual, making it a perfect spot for everyone—from the laid-back drinker to the enthusiastic socializer.
If you find yourself in Houston, make it a point to visit The Railyard. With cheap beers, exhilarating conversations, and a festive atmosphere, it truly exemplifies the heart and soul of Texas hospitality. Don’t be surprised if you leave with new friends and a strong desire to return for another fantastic evening. The Railyard is not just a bar; it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.
“ Came to this hidden bar the other day and it was super fun. They have games for everyone to enjoy, their music is diverse and they have a full bar. The environment is chill. The place is a decent size and there is plenty of room to sit inside and outside. ”
“ Really amazing service from the bartender. I came here on a whim with my brother on a random Houston visit and the vibe here is phenomenal. Really nice selection of bourbons, tequilas and rums. I guarantee if you step foot here you'll find something you like. I'll definitely come back next time im in town. ”
“ Ace here. Took me a few stops to find it, but finally found the bar I needed post work. This place is the perfect hole in the wall that’s situated on the tracks perfectly between the bougie and gritty. Friendliest bar tenders, big buck hunter, regulars, nice patio, and touch tunes. You’ll talk to regulars about the rockets, spurs, nba history, and their favorite bands. The Lone Star is cold and flowing. Bartender might throw on her own track on, and it’s Bullet For My Valentine, screamo music, and it hits the absolute spot. This is the place! The Railyard just west of Royal Oaks. The beers are cheap, and the vibes are even better, God is real in Texas. -Ace ”
“ The owner of the Railyard is a great human being, and the Railyard is a great bar. Closest thing to the bar from Cheers in Houston. We really enjoyed the Georgie's Paper Crane. It's a well-balanced drink with excellent presentation. ”
“ Pretty standard bar with some games and a great patio area in eyesight of train tracks ”
“ The staff’s beauty is only rivaled by their excellent service and friendly personalities. Come for the games and jukebox, stay for the delightfully pleasant patio. The whiskey selection is without competition in Harris county, and even for non drinkers like myself, the ambiance, music, and conversation with laid back well-meaning locals always makes it a fun time sipping a Topo, ginger beer, or red bull on the good ole “tracks”, adjacent of course to the beautiful sprawling world famous River Oaks neighborhood. ”
“ Great bourbon selection and decent prices! A must stop if in the area. ”
“ My car broke down in front of the Railyard. I walked in hoping to be able to buy a diet Coke and some waters for my kids. I ended up having a great conversation with a bartender about the local children's museum and he sent me away with our drinks a smile and no charge. Very thankful for the hospitality. ”