ReBar Houston

saw a busboy selling drugs inside the club. When I reacted, security violently kicked me out of the building. To make matters worse, the manager openly told me, 'I don't care.' The staff here is hiding drug dealing and treating customers like criminals for speaking up."

What a great place! Super friendly staff, amazing bartenders, and hands down the best sound system in Houston. The patio in the back is perfect for a quick break or some fresh air between sets. Always a great night out here — and honestly, this is the cleanest club I’ve ever been in. Looking forward to another fun night out again soon!

I had a great time here, the bar staff was friendly and the music was kick ass..I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a fun night ou

We wanted to go some place to dance so we went to check that place out..There is no phone policy so they put stickers on your phone cameras which was little weird. Inside venue is pretty nice. Open bar, lounge and good size of dance floor. Very different crowd there. Music was ok not the house music I expected. It was too loud sometimes that my ears were buzzing.

We visited Rich’s Houston for the Paul Oakenfold show. The club itself is on the smaller side, with a central dance floor and bars set up along the perimeter. The sound system held up well for a DJ of this level – the bass was clean, the mix was balanced, and the energy stayed high throughout the night. That said, the visuals could use an upgrade. The screens felt too small for the space, and the lighting setup didn’t fully match the caliber of the event. Still, it didn’t take away too much from the overall experience. Pro tip: there’s a tucked-away lounge area behind the stage with couches and a quieter bar. Perfect if you need a break or want a more low-key vibe mid-set. In short, not a massive venue, but a fun and intimate spot to catch a legend like Oakenfold. Would go again.