SPJST Lodge Pokrok — Attraction in Houston

This is the PLACE TO BE on the last Thursday of the month for BINGO! It is so much fun and the house is packed!!

Here is what you need to know for BINGO:

Doors for seating open at 5:15 pm. I would suggest getting there (or sending someone) to save seats for your group!

Doors close at 6:30 pm! The only way you can get in at this point is if you can call the person on the inside and have them physically come outside to get you.

Bingo starts at 7:00 and goes until 10:00ish..

This is a BYOB event. From wine to food! They have nachos, pickles, dabbers, bingo sheets and other items from $1.00 - $2.50. We brought in Wine and Cheese and they provided the ice and other setups for $5.00!!

Children our welcome but when "O 69" is called... it get's kind of crazy. LOL..

The PARKING gets LOCO if you don't get there early. There is a lot attached to the building and ample street parking around the facility.

So get your group together and come out and have a great time and tons of laughs. I don't think I have ever laughed so hard with my friends than during our...

Came here for bingo. First off, nobody does anything to control the volume of the guests. People are allowed to bring in their own alcohol which results in a huge crowd of drunkness and rudeness. They have no attendants in the back, only in the front. I called bingo and was the ONLY person to call bingo. Me and my brother yelled out bingo and as I was walking to the front to show my card, the caller kept calling out numbers. After that, about 7 other people called bingo. So I SHOULD have gotten about $180, but only got $23. All because I didn’t say bingo “loud enough”. When someone calls bingo, everyone yells out “boo!!!”. It’s ridiculous, unfair, loud, obnoxious, and overall a bad night. I would not recommend...

We have been going here for for a while and having a great time. However, tonight was a negative experience. A member of my group won bingo, screamed loudly, and made her way up to the front. By the time she made her way up to the front, they told her that she was “too late” and would not win anything. It took her less than a minute to get to the front. They had not started calling a new game yet. Later, a another member of our group went to talk to the officials about it. They told him that she should’ve “yelled louder.” Seriously? Honestly, a very disappointing experience, mostly because the workers...