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3122 Dunvale Houston, TX 77063

713-977-3515

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Best Steak Night
Award Winner 2007

Features: Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Takeout
Entertainment: Live Entertainment

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Steve Selfridge has created what might be Houston's most underrated - and therefore perfect - dive bar way out west on Dunvale at Richmond. You can smoke cigars on the sprawling patio. You can order ten-pound buckets of crawfish in season. You can eat a whole lobster or a steak-and-baked-potato on the cheap during certain nightly specials. And you can usually see some excellent blues and and classic rock cover bands while you're chowing down. Better yet - even if you don't bring a friend, you'll likely have made a few by the time you leave.

"Big Ass Blues Jam" With Rick Lee & the Night Owls

9:30 p.m. every Tue.

We got to partake in the pleasure that is the Hideaway on Dunvale for steak night one Tuesday, and it included the magical blues stylings of Rick L...

2007 | Best Steak Night

It's not as cheap as some steak nights -- most notably the free ones hosted by PJ's on West Gray -- but it's hard to beat The Hideaway's 16-ounce rib eye, baked potato and a salad, all for only $12. The Hideaway offers two steak nights, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and (during crawfish season) two crawfish boils (all you can eat for $16.25 or $3.25 per pound) on Fridays and Sundays. That their kitchen's open for other stuff until 1 a.m., and that they have live bands on weekends,... More »

Lesson Learned: Crawfish Don't Belong on a Buffet

By Katharine Shilcutt | Mon, April 30, 2012

By the time you read this, I will be on a plane home to Houston from Las Vegas, where I will have hopefully won $1,000,000 off a nickel slot machine and eaten at the Wicked Spoon -- which, from what I... More »
Crazy for Crawfish at The Hideaway

By Katharine Shilcutt | Tue, April 24, 2012

I'll make this short and sweet, because let's just get straight to the point here: The Hideaway on Dunvale served me the best and the largest crawfish I've had all season this past Sunday afternoon. W... More »
The Rest Of The Best: Houston's Top 8 Blues Clubs

By William Michael Smith | Thu, April 5, 2012

Like our neighbors over at Eating Our Words, Rocks Off would like to tell you about some places that didn't quite make the cut in our few most recent Best of Houston issues (categories change every ye... More »
After American Idol And Bad Record Deal, Sundance Head Starts Over

By William Michael Smith | Fri, March 23, 2012

Rocks Off hadn't thought much about Sundance Head since his 13th-place American Idol finish in 2007 and the momentary ballyhoo that followed. Head, the son of legendary Houston blue-eyed soul man Roy... More »
Rick Lee & The Night Owls

By Craig Hlavaty | Thu, January 05, 2012

We got to partake in the pleasure that is the Hideaway on Dunvale for steak night one Tuesday, and it included the magical blues stylings of Rick Lee & The Night Owls. Lee and his band do ZZ Top, Bobby "Blue" Bland and B.B. King covers. The Hideaw... More »
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mm55productions | Houston, TX | 1 Reviews

| Wed, March 23, 2011

The Hideaway is the Premier Roadhouse in West Houston offering great food and live music at affordable prices. The Hideaway attracts the Inner and Outer Loop party crowds. Home to Houston's best Steak night on Tuesdays and Saturdays with plenty of convenient parking and a large outside deck for Cigar and Cigarette smokers.
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LONE STAR HIPPIE | Houston, TX | 1 Reviews

| Thu, February 10, 2011

Come experience The LONE STAR HIPPIE Friday February 11th at The Hideaway on Dunvale. "Texas Psychedelic Souled Rock-N-Roll" Frontman and singer/songwriter Mike Morris, is also the drummer for renowned world touring Zydeco musician C.J. Chenier & the Red Hot Louisiana Band. Lone Star Hippie's debut self titled album "Lone Star Hippie" was produced by the engineer who recorded The 13th Floor Elevators album "Easter Everywhere" along with many of the Texas Psychedelic groups of the 1960's including The Golden Dawn, Bubble Puppy, Red Krayola, (Billy Gibbons pre ZZ-Top band) The Moving Sidewalks, Lost & Found, even blues legend Lightnin' Hopkins. Lone Star Hippie is a very ecclectic band of musicians, with a wide variety of musical styles for everyone's liking. From Rock to Texas Blues and Country, Hip Trippy Psychedelics to Soulful ballads. Lone Star Hippie becomes a favorite everywhere they play.
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steveoselfridge | Houston, TX | 1 Reviews

| Mon, October 11, 2010

this place is cool