I always enjoyed it in the past, but it did have a bit of a divey, "distressed" feel to it previously, which could be charming but sometimes felt a bit dingy. It had been several years since I visited this place when I was living in Midtown and was happy to see that not only is it still open but has been renovated as well. I think this may be my new fave brunch spot in Houston! They have a fully stocked bar, plenty of cocktails, and beer if that’s more your thing. We also had some shots of Mexican Candy that tasted exactly like the name. My friend and I had Cactus Coolers to drink - prickly pear soda with tequila. It came with bell peppers and onions in it which I appreciated because it gave the queso flavor. I would have never thought of this combo myself so I was happy to try something new. They give you a hefty size of carne on top of scrambled eggs and refried beans. The corn tortilla for the birria taco was a little stale (you could tell because the edges of the tortilla were hard) but I really had no complaints and ate it all anyway because it was so good. No one rushes you to leave or upsells you on food and drinks. The drinks and food reflect the Mexican theme and cuisine of the bar/restaurant. The staff is bilingual and speaks Spanish.
There are plenty of spots for cute photo ops and IG worthy content. They have a brunch menu, plenty of patio space, and it’s dog-friendly. Great drinks, great food, AND great service?! What more could you want?! Better Luck Tomorrow is one of those Houston places that stays on your list of permanent faves. The bathrooms are clean with two individual room stalls and they have a QR menu or you can Google it.
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I’ve always sat on the patio or under the awning outside, so I can’t speak to what it’s like inside but there’s a full bar inside and tables you can sit at. They were perfect for a sunny, but breezy fall day in Houston. I got my two favorite drinks, Long Story Short - a gin based cocktail with passion fruit and a slice of dehydrated lemon, and a Cold Fashioned - a typical old fashioned, but with piloncillo for sweetness, orange peel, and served in a Tom Collins glass with ice. I love my fries salty, but my wife and I were both brushing off salt to eat them. The French fries were crispy and hot, but could use a little less salt. The hot dogs were grilled a little too long.
We also got the Hot Dog Sandwich with crusts cut off the bread and hot dogs covered in grilled red onions and Dijon mustard. My fave meal here is the Party Melt, a fun take on the patty melt with the crust cut off the bread, the bread grilled with mustard on the outside of the sandwich, a juicy ground beef patty smothered with cheese, grilled onions, and a sauce made from ketchup and mayo. have a heavy pour and their cocktails are always on point, but not everywhere is dog friendly. It’s well known that the bars on Yale St. I love this place because it’s consistently great food, great drinks, great service, and has a dog friendly patio. Culture Trip - The 10 Best Bars In Uptown Houston.Chron - 16 excellent bars in downtown Houston to visit now.Visit Houston - Secret Bars in Houston | Underground, Hidden Bars & Clubs.UNATION - The Best Themed Bars in Houston You Need to Visit This Weekend.
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