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New Bars in Houston for 2024

Houston’s bar scene is constantly evolving, and 2024 has brought a wave of exciting new spots to explore. From sleek speakeasies to laid-back patios, here are the newest bars you need to check out in Houston this year.


Stylish bar with wooden decor, blue tufted seating, and leather chairs. Shelves with bottles in the background create a cozy vibe.

Nestled in a historic building in Montrose, Jethro’s Cocktail Lounge blends classic charm with modern mixology. Known for its intimate ambiance and expertly crafted cocktails, this spot is perfect for date nights or a classy night out with friends.


Cozy outdoor patio with white wicker chairs and tables. Yellow-striped canopy, potted plants, and vibrant flowers create a lively, inviting mood.

Sophie brings a sophisticated touch to the Montrose area, offering an elegant setting with a focus on fine wines and artisanal small plates. Expect a carefully curated wine list and a menu that pairs perfectly with your drink of choice.


Vibrant bar with red and gold decor, blue stools, geometric floor, gold and red ceiling spheres, and colorful artwork, creating a luxe ambiance.

A moody, intimate cocktail bar in the Heights, Plume features plush seating, dim lighting, and an ever-evolving menu of handcrafted cocktails. The bar is already gaining a reputation for its innovative approach to mixology and its sleek, Instagram-worthy decor.


Smallest bar in America

Tucked away just off Washington Avenue, Toy Gun Pew Pew Saloon might just be the smallest bar in the world. This 42-square-foot bright yellow shed, offers a one-of-a-kind experience. With only enough room for four patrons at a time, this tiny saloon specializes in quick, no-frills shots. Despite its size, it’s already making a big impact, proving that even the smallest spaces can pack a punch in Houston’s bar scene.


Cozy interior with warm lights on a wavy wall, a large window with greenery, and round tables with candles, creating an intimate mood.

This stylish lounge in Montrose boasts a high-end cocktail program and an upscale yet approachable vibe. With a mix of classic and contemporary drinks, Melrose offers a refined drinking experience for those looking for something a bit more elevated.


Trendy bar with brick walls, colorful wall art, and LUSTRE PEARL sign. Green cushioned stools line the counter, bottles displayed.

Lustre Pearl Houston brings Austin’s chill vibe to EaDo, offering a laid-back indoor space and a rooftop oasis with stunning downtown views. Featuring a massive LED jumbotron for sports fans, live DJs, and the exclusive NADC Burger, it’s quickly becoming a go-to destination for casual drinks and vibrant nightlife.


Spacious, modern restaurant with wooden ceiling, long bar, and leather chairs. Large windows, wall mirrors, cozy seating area, dim lighting.

Located near White Oak Music Hall, Woodland Social is a massive indoor-outdoor bar designed for all ages. With an 8,000-square-foot bar, a sprawling patio with volleyball courts, lawn games, cabanas, and a 20-foot LED screen, it’s a prime spot for families, pet lovers, and sports fans. Their menu includes five styles of brick-oven pizza, a wide selection of beer, and an impressive cocktail program featuring house-made syrups and infusions.


Modern building with Tejas on a wooden facade, metal silo nearby. Bright day, blue sky with clouds. Urban setting with plants.

Tejas Brewery & Taproom, located in Sawyer Yards, offers three stories of craft beer, cocktails, and delicious food with a stellar view of downtown. Featuring flagship brews like Tejas Clara and Tejas Negra, along with seasonal selections and whiskey flights, Tejas Brewery is the perfect spot to enjoy Texas hospitality. The space also hosts local artists, live music, and pet adoption events, making it more than just a bar—it’s a community hub.


Red chairs and a white table set in a loft with brick walls, draped white curtains, and soft natural light create a relaxed atmosphere.

Bald Kitty is redefining Houston’s nightlife with its warehouse-style dance club featuring rotating DJs spinning house, jazz, and more. With an open dance floor, artistic decor, and an eclectic crowd, it’s the ultimate destination for those looking to dance the night away in a unique and immersive atmosphere.


Modern building with BLVD PARK sign, featuring wood and metal design. Palm trees and railing in foreground, blue sky above.

BLVD Park, nestled in the Heights, is a vintage-inspired two-story sports bar that blends rustic charm with modern fun. With a lodge-like atmosphere, a giant stuffed bear, and a welcoming ambiance, it’s more than just a place to watch the game. Guests can enjoy free pickleball and volleyball, a spacious patio, and a well-curated menu of craft cocktails and delicious bites. Family-friendly until 9 PM, BLVD Park is a go-to spot for casual hangouts, sports lovers, and those looking for a laid-back yet lively experience.


Whether you're in the mood for craft cocktails, a relaxed patio vibe, or a high-energy dance floor, Houston's newest bars have something for everyone. Grab your friends and start exploring the city's freshest spots!

 
 
 

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