Casa Verde — Restaurant in Houston

I’ve only been here twice - once when it opened and the second time on White linen night. The first time there it wasn’t the best experience and I thought it was because it had its grand opening, then I saw online they remodeled and opened up the space but it was almost the same when i went a second time. The sections being upstairs and mainly downstairs too suck, i’m tired of section culture. The drinks were okay at best. The restroom lines go all the way to the bar and section where people dance because there’s no dance floor keep in mind. This place is small, overhyped, the music sucks, the DJs don’t know how to keep momentum going and depend on people being wasted enough to enjoy the night but I don’t remember clubs being that way. I would never go back to this club, there’s better spaces to go in Houston that can provide you a better time. I did my best to stick around both nights and give it a true chance and even see if it would pick up but...

My best friend and I came here on a Friday night and it was PACKED! When I tell you I was rubbing against a fake plant the whole night…and getting out was a nightmare because of how packed it was. It was also insanely hot after a certain point…they did have fans blowing and like this mist machine, but after so many people started blocking it you couldn’t feel anything. They also only had like, 4 bartenders. We stood at the bar for a solid 10 minutes waiting to order our drink, and you could tell the bartender in front of us was stressing. She was rolling her eyes at the customer ahead of us and seemed very overwhelmed. I think for what they’re trying to do, they either need to set a limit on how many people can come in or they need to invest in more fans or I don’t know. We loved the music, but it’s hard to vibe when you’re bumping into fake plants…people…couches…and you can’t even...

Being a Houston native the club scene has not been the best, but I did enjoy myself here. A few downsides are that they only have ONE bathroom with three stalls in each for the entire club, but the major upside was them having toilet paper, soap, and paper towels. Their parking lot is only big enough to make a U-Turn, so dont even bother attempting to drive on the street in front. Secondly, there is no air circulating on the floor. It would help a ton to install ceiling fans. If not addressed, i see someone passing out in there. Getting to the bar was extremely difficult, but once there, the drinks were huge and well priced. We would consider coming back on a more chill night. Maybe consider doing a...