They were nice and they could accommodate the gluten allergy. The gluten free pizza was pretty good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Supreme Pizza
M
Over all service was fine. Food was ok nothing spectacular had a margarita pizza for $13 was not worth it it was a very thin 12" crust pizza. Evy fries were good just a little too salty. Frozen sangria was great definitely enjoyed it. Dont think we will eat food here again but drinks definitely
Parking: It is a little confusing to find. As spring pizza is in Envy Wine Room. The main entrance is the front door up the stairs and another entrance up the ramp.
Kid-friendliness: Not really kid friendly since its in the Evy Wine Room.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Brett Borah
Great food, service and atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Alfredo, Bread Pudding with Bourbon Hard Sauce
We have been going here for years. We love the location, quiet road that it sits on, outdoor lighting, outdoor patio is big, food is great, and service at the bar is amazing but at table side it's lacking. But the main disappointment is coming there to an adverted event (trivia night) that they posted online 3 hours prior to the start time. We show up and they say “it's canceled because the regulars didn't show up tonight”. So basically they turn away new customers who came for trivia because their “regulars” didn't come. The bar was quieter than normal but there was enough groups to offer trivia night to. We drove a hour out of the way to an event they canceled last minute.
Tina Chappell
Really cute place but really disappointed with the pricing. I had the small three deviled egg appetizer with bacon jam. They were very small eggs with very little jam put on top. It was $14 that was going to be my meal. Now on the other hand, I had also ordered a spinach artichoke appetizer, which was very good and cost about the same. If you like thin pizza and don’t mind that a large pizza looks like a small or medium at other restaurants then you will like their pizza. There were some large parties in the place and extremely noisy because of that. But I will try it one more time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
Vanessa
I really wanted to enjoy this place however, it is Summer in Texas & apparently their AC was out. It was insanely hot, we couldn't even enjoy our food or the drinks. They were “out” of almost all the bourbons they have listed. The waitress was sweet but then she goes over to our table to tell us they are closing early because its slow, mind you our food is still in front of us so after that we are basically rushed out. We enjoy cigar lounges & wanted to return but after that, I think we will stick to the other cigar lounge in Old Town Spring. It was definitely not worth the $86 bill. We had 2 steak dinner specials & 3 drinks.
NinaN
Had a fantastic time at Prohibition. Parking is tricky, best to park in the open lot at the end of the street. But it seems sadly a truck was broken into in that lot. If you are lucky to park infront, great. Caught the Happy Hour on Thursday with a shared steak dinner. Drinks were delicious, and the bartender knew how to make the best Smoked Old Fashioned. For this, we will definitely be back. But the chef does not know how to make a Medium Rare steak lol. Don't forget to check out the cigar lounge upstairs if you want a bit more quiet and comfortable seating. I hear there's a Bluetooth speaker you can have some music going if others enjoy it. Overall, outstanding bar.
Jeff T
We enjoy stopping in here when we're in the area. Convenient place to meet friends and have a drink with snacks if it's early enough to find parking. Worth checking out if you haven't and worth coming back if you have.
gatorfoodie
They tout it as a Speakeasy but it is not. Made reservation on OpenTable for 930. Walked in and is a young crowd bar scene. Bar tables. No loungers or 50's vibe we were expecting. This is actually the same building where the old pizza place was.. I think it was "The Joint" before Covid. Bar tender came over and took our order very quickly. Drinks are wonderful. We asked if there were sofas and loungers upstairs but they said there was no bar service upstairs and the Loungers were only in the cigar bar upstairs. Large group of young people walked in around 1015. We ordered a brussel sprouts and cajun pork belly bites. Both good. Nice place but for a younger crowd. As busy as they were, staff kept up and were attentive.
Jonathan Praeger
Let's start when we arrive - they DO have a ramp. Except the door to it is shut. The only other entrance is up stairs.It's also not well signed.Then the menu itself - the low cost laminated paper menu is different from the online and Google menus.The drinks are well overpriced and definitely don't taste like they should - make sure you order a bottle so you can ensure the drinks aren't being changed around!The server was blunt, not courteous.Oh, and there are no refills on soft drinks.So the low quality staff and menus screams 'mediocre' and yet they want to act like a high end resturant (which even then many do refills)The pizza itself was determined 'meh' by all of our party. Equal at best pizza hut taste, not nearly as good as mod pizza.Incredibly overpriced for what you get.They even charged full price for stingy amount of toppings on half the pizza - order half, get charged full, and get a small amount to begin with.Will never come back.
Stopped at Prohibition Texas Bar last night for their Thursday Night steak special. Web site advertised $13.95. The price was recently changed to $15.95 but web site not updated. The atmosphere was pleasant and the staff friendly. With drinks and food the bill was $42.90 but when we checked out the bill had an additional $4.26 added. Food surcharge was $3.13. Drinks surcharge was $0.42. Because the tip is added to the end I ended up paying an additional $0.71 tip on all the surcharges. Since the food was just okay, we probably won’t go back.
RainyCity
Appetizers and drinks were solid and a bit elevated considering how casual the environment is. It was a full house at 6:00pm on a Thursday and it felt like there were lots of "regulars". The place was a bit smoky, my companion thought perhaps it was "steak night" and the grill was smoking up a storm, but it was not so bad that I wanted to escape. Service was good and conversational considering the place was packed and there were only two waitstaff. I ordered two wines off of a fairly extensive list, but they did not have either of them, but they had other alternate options I liked. It is a nice casual relaxed place to pop in for a craft cocktail, a glass of wine and some appetizers (and the dinner menu looks really good too) and we enjoyed sharing the bread pudding for dessert with an Irish Coffee.
Just FYI, they do not get reservations from Open Table. I thought this place was a regular restaurant, but it's more of a saloon that also has food. It's very casual. I actually thought I walked in a side door, because there wasn't a hostess stand. Then we learned it's open seating. The dining room is very small, but we didn't have trouble getting a table for four on a Saturday night. They have very good cocktails, and our server was very friendly. There's a cigar lounge upstairs that we enjoyed more than our dining experience. I'm sure we'll go back one day, but probably just for drinks and cigars. Also, it's just street parking so be prepared to do the block a few times to find a spot unless you take an Uber.
JP JPro
We had such an excellent visit! The dining room and outdoor patio were busy but not packed. The pizza was fabulous. The goat cheese salad was deelish. The wine was reasonably priced. This might be my most recommended restaurant yet!!!
MaryT
When we arrived they did not show our reservations and started to seat us next to a large party that was standing around/leaning on our table. We opted to sit at the bar instead. The bartender served very paltry drinks while we saw others get full drinks. The food was typical bar food - nothing special. Not sure we would go back there again.
They were nice and they could accommodate the gluten allergy. The gluten free pizza was pretty good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Supreme Pizza
Over all service was fine. Food was ok nothing spectacular had a margarita pizza for $13 was not worth it it was a very thin 12" crust pizza. Evy fries were good just a little too salty. Frozen sangria was great definitely enjoyed it. Dont think we will eat food here again but drinks definitely
Parking: It is a little confusing to find. As spring pizza is in Envy Wine Room. The main entrance is the front door up the stairs and another entrance up the ramp.
Kid-friendliness: Not really kid friendly since its in the Evy Wine Room.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Great food, service and atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Alfredo, Bread Pudding with Bourbon Hard Sauce
We have been going here for years. We love the location, quiet road that it sits on, outdoor lighting, outdoor patio is big, food is great, and service at the bar is amazing but at table side it's lacking. But the main disappointment is coming there to an adverted event (trivia night) that they posted online 3 hours prior to the start time. We show up and they say “it's canceled because the regulars didn't show up tonight”. So basically they turn away new customers who came for trivia because their “regulars” didn't come. The bar was quieter than normal but there was enough groups to offer trivia night to. We drove a hour out of the way to an event they canceled last minute.
Really cute place but really disappointed with the pricing. I had the small three deviled egg appetizer with bacon jam. They were very small eggs with very little jam put on top. It was $14 that was going to be my meal. Now on the other hand, I had also ordered a spinach artichoke appetizer, which was very good and cost about the same. If you like thin pizza and don’t mind that a large pizza looks like a small or medium at other restaurants then you will like their pizza. There were some large parties in the place and extremely noisy because of that.
But I will try it one more time
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
I really wanted to enjoy this place however, it is Summer in Texas & apparently their AC was out. It was insanely hot, we couldn't even enjoy our food or the drinks. They were “out” of almost all the bourbons they have listed. The waitress was sweet but then she goes over to our table to tell us they are closing early because its slow, mind you our food is still in front of us so after that we are basically rushed out. We enjoy cigar lounges & wanted to return but after that, I think we will stick to the other cigar lounge in Old Town Spring. It was definitely not worth the $86 bill. We had 2 steak dinner specials & 3 drinks.
Had a fantastic time at Prohibition. Parking is tricky, best to park in the open lot at the end of the street. But it seems sadly a truck was broken into in that lot. If you are lucky to park infront, great. Caught the Happy Hour on Thursday with a shared steak dinner. Drinks were delicious, and the bartender knew how to make the best Smoked Old Fashioned. For this, we will definitely be back. But the chef does not know how to make a Medium Rare steak lol. Don't forget to check out the cigar lounge upstairs if you want a bit more quiet and comfortable seating. I hear there's a Bluetooth speaker you can have some music going if others enjoy it. Overall, outstanding bar.
We enjoy stopping in here when we're in the area. Convenient place to meet friends and have a drink with snacks if it's early enough to find parking. Worth checking out if you haven't and worth coming back if you have.
They tout it as a Speakeasy but it is not. Made reservation on OpenTable for 930. Walked in and is a young crowd bar scene. Bar tables. No loungers or 50's vibe we were expecting. This is actually the same building where the old pizza place was.. I think it was "The Joint" before Covid. Bar tender came over and took our order very quickly. Drinks are wonderful. We asked if there were sofas and loungers upstairs but they said there was no bar service upstairs and the Loungers were only in the cigar bar upstairs. Large group of young people walked in around 1015. We ordered a brussel sprouts and cajun pork belly bites. Both good. Nice place but for a younger crowd. As busy as they were, staff kept up and were attentive.
Let's start when we arrive - they DO have a ramp. Except the door to it is shut. The only other entrance is up stairs.It's also not well signed.Then the menu itself - the low cost laminated paper menu is different from the online and Google menus.The drinks are well overpriced and definitely don't taste like they should - make sure you order a bottle so you can ensure the drinks aren't being changed around!The server was blunt, not courteous.Oh, and there are no refills on soft drinks.So the low quality staff and menus screams 'mediocre' and yet they want to act like a high end resturant (which even then many do refills)The pizza itself was determined 'meh' by all of our party. Equal at best pizza hut taste, not nearly as good as mod pizza.Incredibly overpriced for what you get.They even charged full price for stingy amount of toppings on half the pizza - order half, get charged full, and get a small amount to begin with.Will never come back.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
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Stopped at Prohibition Texas Bar last night for their Thursday Night steak special. Web site advertised $13.95. The price was recently changed to $15.95 but web site not updated. The atmosphere was pleasant and the staff friendly. With drinks and food the bill was $42.90 but when we checked out the bill had an additional $4.26 added. Food surcharge was $3.13. Drinks surcharge was $0.42. Because the tip is added to the end I ended up paying an additional $0.71 tip on all the surcharges. Since the food was just okay, we probably won’t go back.
Appetizers and drinks were solid and a bit elevated considering how casual the environment is. It was a full house at 6:00pm on a Thursday and it felt like there were lots of "regulars". The place was a bit smoky, my companion thought perhaps it was "steak night" and the grill was smoking up a storm, but it was not so bad that I wanted to escape. Service was good and conversational considering the place was packed and there were only two waitstaff. I ordered two wines off of a fairly extensive list, but they did not have either of them, but they had other alternate options I liked. It is a nice casual relaxed place to pop in for a craft cocktail, a glass of wine and some appetizers (and the dinner menu looks really good too) and we enjoyed sharing the bread pudding for dessert with an Irish Coffee.
Just FYI, they do not get reservations from Open Table. I thought this place was a regular restaurant, but it's more of a saloon that also has food. It's very casual. I actually thought I walked in a side door, because there wasn't a hostess stand. Then we learned it's open seating. The dining room is very small, but we didn't have trouble getting a table for four on a Saturday night. They have very good cocktails, and our server was very friendly. There's a cigar lounge upstairs that we enjoyed more than our dining experience. I'm sure we'll go back one day, but probably just for drinks and cigars. Also, it's just street parking so be prepared to do the block a few times to find a spot unless you take an Uber.
We had such an excellent visit! The dining room and outdoor patio were busy but not packed. The pizza was fabulous. The goat cheese salad was deelish. The wine was reasonably priced. This might be my most recommended restaurant yet!!!
When we arrived they did not show our reservations and started to seat us next to a large party that was standing around/leaning on our table. We opted to sit at the bar instead. The bartender served very paltry drinks while we saw others get full drinks. The food was typical bar food - nothing special. Not sure we would go back there again.
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