B F E Rock Club

Great sound in an awesome venue. However, they charge stadium prices for beer. At 6.00 a pop it can get kinda pricey.
1^st time I went to the men’s room, there were no paper towels. I told the barkeep and they fixed it immediately.
2^nd time I went to the restroom, there was no hand soap. I told the barkeep and they fixed it immediately.
Not sure I’ll be going back unless it’s a band who I absolutely must see.

well i’m completely bias. the food. the people. the music. all amazing

One of the best sound engineers I have heard. Great little venue. Functional bar. Looking forward to catching more shows there.

What can I say? I’m a stereotype kinda person. I hear rock or metal and I think it’s chokers and net stockings and all that stuff. Anyways lets just say I’m glad I went. They had band after band playing. It was amazing. The good thing is the different bands supported each other. The music is way loud. I’ve never heard that before. It’s live and I liked it though I could only hear a few words. They give free shots every once in a while. Kinda cool. The club has a patio and a bar. I’m just going to say they have the most darkest names ever. The crowd is not big so there’s a lot of space to move and chairs for everyone. Next time I’m wearing spikes.

Cool dive bar with a dark feel perfect for metal bands. The VIP area (raised platform with couches) was a nice place to see the bands, too. The place is pretty huge, but split into different areas so you don’t necessarily feel it. The back porch area is also a nice touch. The cover charge ($ 10) was also reasonable for a Friday night, too.
My biggest beef is the cost of the drinks, I was a little surprised to pay $ 6 – 8 (if I recall correctly) for something as simple as a rum and coke. Beers were cheaper and that’s what I shoulda stuck with. This place is a cool dive bar in a low rent strip mall, and I can dig that… but the drinks are almost Midtown pricey!
Since they are outside of city limits, the smoke was kinda annoying but there’s not much that can be done there.

After seeing this place from the outside so many times driving/​walking up and down Jones Road since moving here about a year and a half ago, I finally go to go inside Friday night for a show headlined by Low Man’s Joe, though I was around for most of the other acts as well. At first glance the place seems a bit small, but looks can be deceiving. If for some reason you find you want to tune out of the act that’s on stage, there are pool tables, Golden Tee, Megatouch, a couple of other video games. If you need fresh air and/​or a break from the high volume levels, there’s also a patio area (the exit to which is rather hidden, between the pool tables in the east wall). This is also where a barbecue vendor will be setting up from now on, I’ll be told.
The only two minor quibbles about this place, are that it’s a smoking venue (outside Houston city limits, it’s to be expected I guess), and they don’t allow re-​entry (at least they had a sign posted saying so when I was there).
Cover for Friday night was $ 8 for 21+, $ 10 for under 21. Not a bad price to see five bands. Drink prices are also quite reasonable, domestic beer was $ 3.25, sodas for $ 2 with $ 1 refills.