Q Bar & Billiard

$ 2.25 pint draft beer, $ 2.75 well drinks, $ 3.75 big ass beer and $ 2 shot special all night! I was at q bar the other night with my friends and we had a great time. They have a dj that plays great music and you can play karaōke! The sound system is great too. The space is nice and clean and the food was just what I wanted. Definitely going back!

Ill start out by saying you cant complain with the temperature of the beer (easily 35 degrees) or price of drinks here. Food is brought out on time and no complaints on taste. Atmosphere is good and karaōke night is always fun. Will be coming back!!!

Any day of the week always familiar faces and a good time. Convenient location and in a safe area, but a laid back environment with quality pool tables. Karaōke, games, live bands. Cool mural in the wall by a local artist

Great bar, I’m there almost every Monday for football.
A big grab for me was the huge beers for $ 3.50, what kept me there was the quick service. Usually only 1 bartender at a time, still never had to wait more than a couple minutes for a drink, and that’s when it’s packed. Even my second time there the bartender knew who I was, I had been going to Einsteins for years and still nobody ever recognized me. If you’re looking for a place with great pool tables, cheap beer, and good times (and a fee beautiful bartenders) this is the place. Remember to tip, they will never give you a reason not to

I went to Q Bar for the first time tonight and I will never go back. I wanted to sing some karaōke and waited and waited and waited because the kj played a handful of songs between performers. And then when I was in the bathroom, one of the regulars introduced himself to me and then called me a f@g when he walked out. If that’s the kind of regulars you want in your bar, then I want no part of it. I’m a good tipper and tend to be a regular at places that treat me well, but I won’t stand for some backwoods derogatory remarks to be made at me. For the record, I’m not gay, but I have more than a few friends that are and I wouldn’t want to take them to an establishment that is okay with that kind of language or bigotry in there.
If there was a bar in Katy in need of being on Bar Rescue, look no further than Q Bar. It’s dirty and in need of a regular overhaul.
I hate that I had to even give them one star. It just seems like a waste.

typical bad dive bar in the corner of a parking lot…
pool tables.smoky.
however they didn’t mind cleaning up our spilled beer and our shenanigans… so i guess it wasn’t soooo bad…
the karaōke was awful haha.

Staff isn’t very nice nor do they ID, so I see a lot of kids. The prices are average but for the bar, they should be cheaper. They have good fried pickles but that’s my only positive on this stop. Literally a hole in the wall.

it’s better than some if the crap in the area. We had a fun time there, it’s a local place, so if your not come with your own crowd. We had a fun time playing pool and singing Kareoke.
The bartenders were great and made us feel welcome, and drink prices are pretty cheap.
It’s off the beaten path, but it’s a great place to hang out.

Crawling with roaches, lipstick on glass’, The Karaōke guy there sucks, it always sounds terrible, and they will put extra drinks on to your tab. This place is a filth hole.

It has more of a warehouse feel that that of a bar. I just don’t know how to describe this place. Good for pool, but that’s about it I suppose.

It’s a dive bar, but one that plays host to the Snowman Poker League just about every day except for Sundays and Thursdays. 7:00 and 10:00 games every other day.
The drinks are pretty cheap. They have giant 23oz beer glasses for usually around $ 3.50 or so, and on Fridays they are $ 3.00 all night long! Domestics only, non-​specialty (aka Bud, Coors, Miller).
Since this is Katy, smoking is allowed inside. They have a few pool tables, dart boards and a shuffleboard table. The bigger draw seems to usually be on the poker nights, however. Generally a mixed crowd of all ages, races and color. I guess it is a truly «diverse» bar, eh?