(713) 400-8400
2303 Smith St Ste 100
Houston,
TX
77006
29.7493
-95.376
Neighborhoods: Midtown, South Central
What People Are Saying About Pub Fiction
The Editor
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Citysearch
In Short – The folks behind the former Bar Houston add their upscale neighborhood pub to Midtown nightlife. Catch the latest sports action on more than 28 TVs in the contemporary lounge area or head to the adjacent room for a traditional pub atmosphere complete with a pool table. The kitchen is open daily from 4pm to 10pm for sandwiches, salads and burgers plus an assortment of pub-style appetizers. Live music and a 1,000-square-foot patio round out the offerings.
Perfect after work choice!
by luckyblond at Citysearch
I love going to Pub after work and on the weekends. The drink specials are a great value. My favorite are the $3 mimosas (half price on Sundays) and beer buckets. There are always a few groups of fun professionals. The music is a good mix of pop, hip-hop, rock and played so you can talk. The outdoor seating is another plus. I like the projector for watching big football games outside. The menu is the best bar food in Midtown and really anyother place I've been to in Houston. I highly recommend the buffalo burger and wraps. Yummy!
- Pros: Great food and drinks, perfect set-up for groups, couples, and singles
- Cons: Sometimes poor service outside
Great Bar!!! Shoe Policy Enforced!!
by aggie2009 at Citysearch
I love Pub Fiction (minus the shoe policy)! I always stop there when I am out and about in the Midtown area. There is usually an 80's cover band playing. It is a larger place with a sports bar in the back. The tv's play old episodes of Miami Vice. There are a lot of tables and couch-like booths to sit in. The patio has a nice ambience to hang out (smoker friendly). The drinks are moderately priced. There are specials on the weekdays and early hours. The food is typical bar food, neither good or bad. The crowd is a 20's to young 30's. It is a hot spot for after work.
Regarding the Dress Code: Do not plan on wearing tennis shoes or work boots on a weekend after 9 pm. I have been with people on several occasions that get turned away. Even a nice Puma can't walk through the door. Even on 4th of July, when the place was dead, they tried turning away a high profile friend wearing what appeared to be work boots. He ended up getting in but the entire situation was ridiculous. I partly respect a shoe policy, however they allow flip flops on a hot summer night, but not a dark athletic style shoe. I understand that the door people get a power trip when they turn people away, but seriously...they employees wear black shirts with their names iron on crookedly.
- Pros: Ambience
- Cons: Shoe Policy
not a bad spot. reasonable parking.
by baylorwarren at Citysearch
Come early enough to find a seat. If you are standing, the isles are narrow, you'll get pushed around by customers if not by servers who seem busy until you are seated. If you happen to be at the table, it'll be a solid hour in between visits, so buy plenty of drinks each time they visit.
Bathrooms were secluded and clean. Live music wasn't too loud, it was nice to sit, it got louder as the evening progressed, but overall a relatively nice experience.
- Pros: high tables are nice. seats had cushions. no smoking in here.
- Cons: slow service. very narrow isles. WAY over crowded at the actual bar.
The Details on Pub Fiction
Save Money:
Happy hour is Monday through Friday, with $6 domestic pitchers from 4pm to 8pm.
When to Go:
Wednesday nights are reserved for live music beginning at 9pm. A DJ spins a mix of popular music on Saturday nights.
Category:
Nightclubs, Sports Bars, Singles Bars, Bars & Pubs
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard







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