Last Concert Café

Came for Bite Me Bambi, Mustard Plug, and Voodoo Glow Skulls on 1/17/24. Even though it was 42 degrees outside, they had heaters blasting and once the music started it didn't matter. Great facilities, they even had free water, which is just plain responsible of them, lol. Definitely coming back to this sweet outdoor venue in downtown Houston.

2 years ago

This venue was such a surprising gem to find. It's an intimate venue that used to be a restaurant. The stage is very viewable from all sides. They have heat lamps for the cold, and a massive fan for when it gets too hot. There's a small kitchen that serves tasty tacos & quesadillas during concerts. The bar is well stocked and reasonably priced. I can't wait to see another gig here!

2 years ago

Quick Mexican food.. decent service..excellent music..impeccable atmosphere of family establishment..this is the recipe for success. Update: Changes have happened..change is good. Stagnation leads to mediocrity. Still awesome, just different. DOUBLE UPDATE: No more sand. ASTROTURF NOW. Rumor has a name change in the works. No more on-site food worth buying. Less awesome and more different..now nothing sets them apart from any other music venues by price gouging its patrons.

2 years ago

Great Sunday brunch. Their menu is definitely brunchy, with many egg options, with a definate Mexican flair. Their stuffed poblano and the cheese enchiladas with eggs were excellent. A full bar, large patio and make shift jam band completed our experience. We'll definitely be back.

7 years ago

Never been before. It was fantastic small venue. The band was great and so was the food. It was limited to chips & salsa, chips & queso, nachos (cheese poured all over with meat of your choice), ***(loved and was large)quesadilla (chicken/ beef/ pastor), street tacos (chicken/ beef/ pastor) per taco. Pastor was the best. Little pricey but again not abormal for a concert venue. There was a full bar and my friend loved the margaritas.

3 years ago