"I'm all in at the Tipsy Louge. Drinks were great and of good quality. Our bartender, Jackie, was very professional, accommodating, and simply Grade A!!! We enjoyed the ambiance, the crowd and the staff. No food, but we were able to bring some in. Twas a great night, which began at 14:30 😉"

"The security guard was rude for no reason. He’s clearly a sexist. He argued with me for NO reason. Management was not supportive and they drinks are over priced and under poured. Unfortunately my family was here so I stayed because of them. But trust when I say you don’t want to go here. It’s sad when BLACK BUSINESSES dont do care about their own. Never again. Go to Grooves or something on a Friday. Not here. Grooves is the dopest. That look like water."

"Tipsy Bar never disappoints, but Bridgette and Kayla take the experience to a whole new level! These two are the definition of energetic, fun, and downright fabulous. They keep the drinks flowing and the good vibes rolling. Bridgette is hilarious, quick with a joke, and somehow remembers everyone’s drink like magic. Kayla is just as amazing—super kind, effortlessly cool, and her energy lights up the whole bar. Both of them are beautiful inside and out, and they make every visit feel like a celebration. If you’re looking for great drinks, great laughs, and even better bartenders, Tipsy Bar is the spot. Ask for Bridgette and Kayla—you’ll thank me later! 🍹✨"

"The DJ is always rocking and the drinks are good. The crowd is usually late 20's - late 40's. But watch your receipt because you can be overcharged (like what's the "service charge")? They don't have food at all but they're a few food vendors usually outside. Parking sucks but be smart... pay to park! Definitely can be over occupied. Yet they somehow remain to still be a total vibe. Lol."

"Although I typically enjoy visiting Tipsy when I’m in Houston, my most recent visit was disappointing. On several occasions, we were overlooked by the bartender Kat (forgive me if the name is misspelled as I had to ask another customer for the name), while male patrons were acknowledged and served ahead of us. As two women, it felt as though we were being disregarded. Service at this establishment is usually very good, which is why this experience stood out. Interestingly, once we moved to a section with a male friend, the service noticeably improved. Unfortunately, this visit did not meet the standard of service I’ve come to expect."