Redneck Country Club

Worst experience. We had an event there. Ran out of food halfway through (which wasn’t that good honestly) didn’t have enough places to sit, the music was entirely too loud. Will never return and will not recommend.

This is such a cool place, with a lot of potential but unfortunately there’s not a lot to draw me back for a second visit…
First of all, if you’re not a member and it’s a weekend, be ready to drop $ 25 to get in. Now if you want a seat, drop another $ 25! But wait, there’s more, if you want a «good» seat, yeah you guessed it, another $ 25. (Oh and even if you are a member you still have to pay an extra$ 25 for a seat and they are limited!) Yes, there was a band playing but I didn’t come here to pay for a concert of a band I’ve never heard of. Then stand in a tiny area by a trash can and not even hear myself think. I thought this was a bar, not a concert hall?!
So all right, I figure I’ll get a drink and make the most of the cover charge. Very limited drink options, I think 3 beers on draft, 1 local and 2 Bud Light type options. Hmm what sounds good, how bout a Dirty Shirley? No grenadine.
K I look at the menu, 2 cocktail options Moonshine or Frozen Moonshine. Sounds good, it was cold so I opted for regular Moonshine, Blueberry flavor. Now, I know this stuff is stronger than wine but only by a little bit, you can usually drink it straight because it’s fruity. The bartender asks what I want to add to it, hmm, I don’t get just a glass of it? No, one tiny ass shot (which I watch her measure) then a lot of Sprite poured over, per the bartender’s recommendation.
I paid $ 8 plus tip, keep in mind a jar of this stuff is about $ 20 retail, maybe $ 15 for a bar buying in bulk. Pathetic, and a complete rip off! So, what is there to sway me as a repeat customer, nothing. It’s a bummer because it is such a cool place with good ambiance and honestly the staff were all very friendly, sadly, that’s just not enough.

From GM, bartenders, servers, and security these guys treat you like family. It’s a place for like minded folks to gather. On a recent visit I met a couple at the bar considering a membership. I excused myself to hit the head. When I returned the woman said, «you sure trusting to leave your wallet and cell phone on the bar». I explained to her that The RCC was a place where one could feel comfortable and safe. It’s not a place you have to worry about starting a fight cause you bumped some one. I’ve never seen anyone get close to fight there. I’m a founding member and been well over 100 times.

Love this place. Want to join one day. Grateful that most of the events are open to the public. They do a lot for Veterans, and charities. My kind of venue.

The food is extremely
Expensive and small portion. 2 super small pork sliders for $ 7. No sides and hardly no meat. The live music bands they bring in is karaōke at best. It’s not worth the $ 20 entrance fee. Also if your under 70 this might not be the place for you. They start kicking people out at 10:30 and close at 11 on weekends. It must be the because of the senior crowd. The bar and build out is great. Such a waste for such a nice place.

We had a company fantasy football draft party here and I would have to say that it was the perfect venue. The staff was very friendly and attentive and they provided a nice spread. The wings are the best I’ve had since moving to Houston, and quite possibly, the best I have had period. These wings are meaty, not over-​breaded.
By far, the best feature is the crowd. The people here, both staff and customers, really make the place special.

They have an 80’s tribute about once a month that is really worth checking out. For me, this venue is just the right size and has the perfect ambience for a good time. Staff is professional and answered my text messages promptly when I inquired about an event in August. Two thumbs up for the Redneck Country Club.

Called the president of the club, and while she didn’t acknowledge that her «awesome» staff made any mistakes (not labeling reserved seats for one), she did offer tickets to another show. That doesn’t get me my wasted evening back and I doubt I’ll go, but it was something anyway.
Also read the FAQ on the website. They really aren’t interested in improving based on customers’ feedback anyway.
«Enjoy yourself or go away» is a notable quote.

Me & the hubby are big fans of Michael Berry & wanted to support his bar that he opened for like-​minded individuals to gather. So naturally, we jumped on the opportunity to be founding members of the RCC. Friendly atmosphere & a really great looking bar. The inside is huge as well as the outside area. Hosting a party here would be easy as they can probably accommodate large parties. There are stages on the inside & outside of the bars. We ate at Jess’s Table which happens every week & the food was great! Thumbs up Mr Berry!

Out of control patrons allowed to be in this bar and felt VERY UNSAFE here. Will not return. Cops and management seemed indifferent.

Part of a group of 6 that had memberships. Key word is HAD. We all now are in the process of canceling and will never go back. The membership here is worthless. Parts of the staff are friendly but others treat members like children. Just ruins the atmosphere for all.
Also this place just isn’t able to handle events properly. Lack of organization and planning are evident. Not the place to see a live event. AVOID at all cost. See your favorite country singers somewhere else.

Great food, great music, and great company! The RCC is a awesome place to meet people. I love the atmosphere that RCC provides. Rain or shine it is a good time, plus there are bonfires and bean-​bags.

I’ve only been to this place twice, why I don’t know because in both instances I had a wonderful time! The first time was to watch Wayne Toups. We went in on our friend’s membership and bought our own the following day. The next time was for happy hour one Friday afternoon. Had fun watching the boys play cornhole. Great atmosphere, fun and friendly staff. Highly recommend this place.

They serve food now! Yes, they have for a while but I just tried it for the first time the other night. They have wisely limited their menu to a few unique items that they do VERY well, instead of a bunch of mediocre typical bar food. I tried fried catfish and red beans and rice. The red beans and rice was so damn good I ordered another within minutes of getting the first.

I’ve been there 3 days ago and the «nice» dog bit me and I had to go to the hospital and stay overnight from an infection. Never coming back here again.

Awesome! Great fun, drinks, music. It is a good time. Loved Shinyribs last night. Blueberry moonshine with lemonade tastes just right. Laid back evening with like minded friends.

I have been here twice, once before the inside opened and once after.
Bathrooms are still a nightmare for women. I guess when they opened the inside they did not add more restrooms. Be prepared to wait in line. Some women go into the men’s room to avoid waiting.
Parking is also a nightmare if you get there on time for a show. At least there is not as much construction debris taking up space in the parking lot now.
The bar outside was out of Crown, did not carry Jack, and only had some whiskey I’ve never heard of. They also charge for just water. $ 1 for each water you order.
The décor and ambiance is pretty cool. Michael Berry did a good job turning the old sports resort into a Redneck Country Club.
You can buy tickets for some individual shows, just check the website.
Neat hangout place… just fix the parking somehow… and the restrooms…

Had a good time. Different type of atmosphere. All are welcome. Bailey the redneck dog is cool! They have food. No cover on Thursday night. No membership needed anymore, at least for some events. Cool place. Check it out.

Love this place! Everyone is so nice & professional. The drink prices are fair, the atmosphere is relaxing and you just can’t beat the live music. I went to see a local fav there & she & her band sounded great. I’m going back to ring in the New Year 2015 at the Redneck Country Club, what a way to kick it all off!

I can just imagine what stereotype is going through your head right now if all you know about this place is its name. But that is part of the fun of this place. So, pop a top, and read on.
Talk show host Czar Michael Berry is behind this venture, which is to create a club where people* can relax, eat & drink good stuff, and listen to some live music.
* «In the grand tradition of the Boston ale houses during America’s revolutionary movement, a place for patriots to gather. We will frolic frivolously and make merry, but we are rebels with a cause.» — website
RCC features live bands (many local), and drinks (like craft beer and ‘brown water’ and good food (soon). For brown water, I highly recommend Rebecca Creek Whiskey (I suspect Bocephus would approve, too).
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The name should be a clue that humor is a valued trait, and that is also evidenced by the FAQ on the website:
«Q: Can I join if I’m not a «redneck»?
Who says you’re not? It’s a state of mind. If you enjoy rednekkidness, you are an honorary if not full-​fledged redneck. Your skin color or nationality doesn’t matter, it’s how you think.
«Q: What kind of musicians will play the RCC?
A: Most nights it will be folks chasing the dream, typically who you may not know yet. We’ll also have regional acts, and we’ll bring in national acts. If you’ve heard their music on the Michael Berry Show, rest assured we will be making offers to get them in to play.
«Q: Will I be able to watch football games at the RCC?
A: Of course. What kind of communist question is that?»
This is a club with a membership fee, not free like a hipster gastropub. This allows them to filter attendees to those who are committed to the concept. Attention Rednecks: You have to buy the membership here or online, not at Walmart.
Membership levels:
.22 Caliber
.38 Special
.44 Magnum
SHOTGUN
BIG ASS GUN
For me, I got the Slingshot membership (my terminology), which is a guest for the day (no privileges other than being there). Now where did I put that big belt buckle with the famous riding bull ‘Bodacious’?
They are still working on the building and kitchen. So, food was not available (sometimes have a food truck in parking lot). This was a disappointment, since I was so hungry I could eat an oversized tire. Once I try the food, I may upgrade to more than 3 bullet holes… er … stars.
The only part open is outside (i.e. bring your Bass Pro Shop flannel shirt and jacket on cool nights). There is an island bar before you get to the seating area, which is filled with rows of lawn chairs facing the stage. On either side are picnic tables, under a roof in case of rain. The left side wall behind the tables is taller than a duck blind, and is decorated with sides of trailers, to give you the feel of sitting in a trailer park. There are TV’s scattered around the walls for sports, although I did not see any on a NASCAR channel or Duck Dynasty. Those little white/​clear light strings hang over the seating area and around the edges.
There is no sign explicitly prohibiting this (yet), but patrons should not play mumbly peg on the new picnic tables or carve love initials.
I think another oversight with the hard seats of picnic tables is not providing those hole-​in-​the-​middle cushions for those who may have hemorrhoids. Shirley Q Liquor: Remember to bring your favorite cushion.
I did not see a vending machine with chewing tobacco for sale. But if you chew, please bring your own spittoon and don’t mess-​up the nice decking.
Nothing but good vibes here.
The staff is genuine friendly in a natural way, including the parking security guard and greeters.
Patrons are also very friendly. And, I did not see anyone stick gum under the table.
Military Veterans are especially welcomed here.
As Blake Shelton sings in a song about rednecks, «Boys ’round here… don’t take no lip». I suppose that is why you are not allowed to bring your gun into the facility.
Parking is plentiful in the back, and you don’t have to have a truck or ATV.
As for my Unilocal advice to improve the place, their FAQ addresses this:
«Q: Can I constantly suggest how to improve the RCC by telling about all the redneck things I know about, or showing off what a redneck I am, or telling the staff how they could improve upon the concept by doing this or that?
A: No. That is irritating. Go create your own place, we promise not to come.»