The Houston Club — Restaurant in Houston

DESIGNED TO DRAW THE EYE TO VARIOUS POINTS: the building is interesting in how is stands and in it's presentation against the skyline in Houston. It has a broad view across the city and a looms among the clouds when they are hanging low. It is often said that everything is bigger in Texas, well this is one of those big yet not too daunting and statuesque buildings that calls out to you as you walk, drive or ride by. The interior has a collection of different paintings from different artists and the floors are well kept. Why was I there, I attended an event hosted by the IAW - International Association of Women - this is an a professional development, mentoring, and networking organization for professional and entrepreneurial women. It provides opportunities for women in various stages of their careers or business development to meet and bond over common goals - growth, development, support, success, and community. How is this accomplished - by hosting events like these, through eCoaching events, connecting them to potential mentors, and so much more. This location was an opportunity for the Houstonians to come out and meet other professionals in their fields or network with other entrepreneurs to build community relationships that support the growth of their small businesses and therefore the economic growth of their larger communities. I attended this event to take advantage of the opportunity to look at the greater midsouth area beyond my current purview so as to capture and share their story and to network with other like minded people while sharing any insight on how to connect with or bring visibility to their businesses or projects. This venue allowed for a perfect setting in that the group of women attending was a diverse range of women from multiple walks of life with missions and visions for success. The staff was steadfast in ensuring that all needs were met. They were friendly and courteous and quite representative of our great Nation. The food was a nice choice of healthy servings that would satisfy your lunch needs. The speakers did a nice job of engaging the audience and providing connectivity between the information shared. This venue was the perfect setup for this event and the event made for a...

Let's start with the obvious - the view. Near 360 degree views of downtown Houston as a wedding backdrop are hard to beat. We got married mid-May (ceremony at 6:30, reception at 8) and were rewarded with absolutely stunning views of the city as the sun began to set. I HIGHLY recommend this timeline for any May brides.

Working with Priscilla through the planning process was an absolute pleasure. She was thorough, communicative, and one of the kindest people I've ever met. From the initial visit to the tasting to the wedding itself - she made it all easy and stress free.

The staff bent over backwards to take care of us - we were wined and dined during our tasting and the wedding day service ran like a well choreographed dance. I've received endless compliments from guests and vendors about this, specifically.

They include a cake and linen upgrade in the package and the vendors they contract for these services were equally fantastic.

I can sincerely say there is not a single thing I would have wanted done better. If you're looking for a reasonable, upscale venue that handles almost everything (excluding floral, DJ, and photography - though they can provide recommendations) then I strongly urge you to come...

Venue was stunning. The view and the ambiance are top notch, however: This past Friday night we met here for my parents 61st wedding anniversary w 15 guests. The service was very slow for one with times in between getting drinks, appetizers and entree’s and desserts averaging 30-40 minutes w each interval. Water glasses went empty and when there is only 1, yes 1 waitperson, handling a table of 15 then that’s just a recipe for chaos and that’s what it was. It was as if we were an afterthought. Angel, our waitress was very professional and was doing the best she could w NO assistance nor help from any of the staff. It was perplexing to say the least. When the “dessert tray” was brought out to show our guests it was laughable at best. There was a little cookie that had some kind of glaze on it, a very small cup of cream brûlée and a small key lime square. Disappointed that this was the result of this once in a lifetime momentous occasion will not return. But that view and the setting is amazing to be clear. Food was average at best...