I really liked this place!!
My friend Nate invited me to the East Coast Swing class on a Friday afternoon. We made it there about 5:30. This is a free class and the instructors were awesome! I had such a good time there. You don't even need a partner, they had plenty of people there to dance with and they rotate them anyways. The place is pretty big and has three different bars. The decor is all Texan and all awesome! I definitely recommend it if you want to take a swing class or maybe just have a beer. It seems they have other classes during the week, so look them up and join the fun! =)
This place is your run-of-the mill dance hall crammed into Clear Lake. It's actually quite a bit larger on the inside than I expected it to be the first time I came here. The layout of the place is convenient and well thought out (dance floor in the center surrounded by tables, 2 bars, and pool tables on the side). They have charged a cover every night that I have been, which is usually a Friday so I'm not sure if it is different on other days. I have also attended concerts here (i.e.- Wade Bowen). No matter what age group you fall under, whether it be "old enough to get in but not legal to drink" or "who invited grandma?" there will be other people in your age range here. It can take a while to get a drink at the bar even when they are not super crowded, I still haven't figured out why this is. Also be warned, if you open a tab at the bar they will charge your card $50 and leave it pending on your account for a few days. I always have a good time here and will return the next time I feel like getting my 2-step on.
Review Source:I'm a "yankee" and this was the first "country" bar I've ever been to. I found Big Texas to be a blast. At first I was nervous that I was going to look out of place because I wasn't dressed "country" but that wasn't the case at all. There where some cowboys but for the most part everyone there was dressed however. The bartenders were friendly and the atmosphere was upbeat, fun and relaxed. Luckly for me the music wasn't all country and had a mix. They did have a pretty good sized dance floor, which (when I was there) it stayed almost full the whole time. I have never two stepped before and was learning. The skill level ranged from experienced to people like me and everyone was very friendly. Â I found Big Texas to be a good start to my Texas night life experience and I plan on going there again.
Review Source:I'm a Cali girl and had never been country dancing before -- and I was pleasantly surprised!!! Â I had the best.time.ever!!! Â Everyone is so friendly and fun ... totally unpretentious ... and laid back. Â I went on a date, so he kinda taught me to dance but my friend was asked out by plenty of people who were really open to teaching. Â Not everyone is dressed all cowboy'ed out ... so feel free to dress however you want (like me!). Â Oh, and they also played hip-hop/pop type music in between ... which gave it an interesting twist when cowboys were dancing to rap music. Â Had a great time!!!
Review Source:This place is packed on Wed nights!!
$1.25 Dom. Longnecks, Well, Call & House Wine
$2.25 & $3.25 U-CALL-IT on Anything Else from Open til Close
No Cover til 8PM
And weekends too! And no it's not all country or rednecks. Many are dressed normally for going out/dancing, only about half are wearing Wranglers or cowboy hats.
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