Houston’s

The service is exceptional, their liquor selection is vast, knowledge of their drink selection is impressive and last but certainly not least the Bloody Mary’s here are second to none. I recommend the Bloody Mary with a hint of scotch, brings a smoky flavor to the drink that you will come to love.

Stopped by here after the fine folks at Beyond Golf mentioned Houston’s massive wall-​o-​liquor. I was not disappointed. Sure it was Monday night and the bar was pretty empty save a few dudes watching the Packers defeat the Chiefs. I grabbed my own spot next to them at the bar and ordered a glass of Ardbeg, neat, with a companion glass of water. Peaty Islay goodness.
Next time you’re out by Cabela’s and need a few drinks, hit up Houston’s.

Nice after work stop– partly be uses of it’s proximity to my job, partly because of the quality drinks.
I don’t feel bad ordering wells here (Jim is their well bourbon) and they have a good variety of beers and specialty cocktails.
It is pretty dark in here and food would be a nice addition, but you can order pizza from next door and have it delivered.

Place is not Customer Friendly.
Really don’t expect it will survive much longer… Need to learn Customer Skills keyword is Customer as they pay the bills.
THUMBS DOWN!!!

Usually one of my favs but security was extra touchy today (server was great as always) apparently the boss is «watching» and gets mad if you put your feet up! Seems pretty particular for a bar. Still giving it four stars because I love this place.

The smell was bad like really bad sweat smell. Waitress was ok but seemed overwhelmed with work

If I could give zero stars, I would. I’m sort of surprised by the positive reviews; it makes me think that either the staff on the night of 8÷9÷2014 were new or this establishment has something against out of towners.
The group I was with (about 10 – 15 of us) showed up around 12:30 am after having attended a wedding at the hotel across the street. The concierge at the Embassy Suites recommended Houston’s for late night drinks as the hotel bar was closed, arranged some shuttles for us and we had the place mostly to ourselves. We took our places at the bar, put on a few songs, a few of us took advantage of the pool table, and generally enjoyed ourselves. The bartenders announced last call, we purchased what would be our last round of drinks and shot one last quick game of pool. This is where my issues with this place begin.
As closing time approached, the bartenders again made an «announcement» that they’d be closing soon– in other words, they yelled to those within ear shot. Naturally, there were a few who that didn’t hear, but I certainly didn’t think it warranted the way we were treated. To those in my group who were sitting at the bar, one bartender continued to yell that they bar would be closing in a few minutes– as in, inches away from your patrons, with music cut off at this point, to FINISH YOUR DRINKS AND LEAVE. There may have been a please, I can’t quite remember. When drinks weren’t finished fast enough, both bartenders began going from person to person COUNTING DOWN 3−2−1 before simply taking the drink away. I’d like to repeat, that the staff began taking drinks– some still half full– out of our hands or from the bar/​tables in front of us if we did not chug them fast enough. Is this even legal? The attitude presented was really that they thought we couldn’t leave fast enough, and surprisingly that they were excited about it. I get that you want to close up and go home– but we were a respectful (maybe up until that point) group doing what people do at bars. I’d imagine they may have seen more cooperation if they’d simply made a round and reminded those of us present to please finish our drinks as they’d be locking up. In the end, the staffed huffed around us as if we hadn’t just paid and tipped them for their time, grabbed our drinks and shooed us out like an impatient school teacher may do with young children. If my tips hadn’t already been cashed in at the register, I would have asked for them back.
Rethink your strategy in dealing with stragglers and best of luck to the business owners. Hopefully this message finds them. As I live 500 miles away, I will probably never be back in any case.

Houston’s is a nice place. Not exactly my type of hangout, but it was good nonetheless. I’m a beer drinker so I was slightly disappointed at their selection, but it was better than most bars of similar nature. Domestics and a couple craft beers on tap including Spilker Ales’ Hopluia which was nice. Huge selection of alcohol here. Bottles, and bottles, and bottles. Super comfy chairs and a nice bar to sit at. Big open room with lots of tables, TVs, and a pool table and darts. It definitely feels a little more upscale and there were several people wearing suits and dresses inside. Bartender was friendly and service was good. Besides the drunk guy who passed out and kept trying to come back in I liked it.

Great atmosphere, clean, and laid back. They have a great mixed drink on tap — voodoo, try it!

Nice, very large and long bar area. High ceilings, rather dark. Huge selection of alcohol. I ordered a vodka martini and it was made well. The bartender was very professional at first, but she warmed up a lot by the end. Service was excellent.
This place probably gets packed later, but by the time we left at 4pm, there were maybe 10 people there. Pool tables off to the side and darts, but they don’t seem to be the draw here, this place is a bit more upscale.

I work next door so this is our favorite place for happy hour! Great drink specials, lots of TVs, HUGE selection, and a great patio. What else do you need?

First time here last night and this place is really nice. Kind of has a lounge meets sports bar vibe. Lots of TV’s, a pool table and a nice bar.

Love this place. Best La Vista has to offer. Great drink specials and a good atmosphere. Only complaint is that the lighting is very low so dont come if your tired. Also, they need to know what games are on, so they dont have UFC and Nascar on all the time. I know its La Vista, NE, but come on. Still, one of the better kept secrets in the Omaha area. They also let you bring in your own food, which is a plus.