The Social Info
The Social Lounge and Patio Bar
The Social Lounge and Patio Bar
3730 Washington and Yale.
3730 Washington and Yale.
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The wildest and sexiest party in Houston! Social Sundays with rotating dj's every week with Houston's hottest.
Never a cover. Drink specials all night. Party starts at 5pm.If you've been there, you know.
If you've never been there, get ready for a wild ride. Free Parking. Never a cover! Casual attire.
Inside the Social
Get to the inside, all you social insiders ...
Washington Ave. seems to be perpetually under development. Nowhere else in Houston does heavy industry commingle so comfortably with $300,000 townhouses, as gentrification reshapes larger and larger sections of the West End. There’s a “work-in-progress” feel about the place that has dominated the past 40-50 years. Against this backdrop, The Social is being born.
Jaysen Clark and Rene Salvatierra, are principals in The Social, the lounge and patio bar on the corner of Washington and Yale, where Waugh Drive enters The Heights. The two have attempted to capture all the influences that make up the Washington Ave. experience in one space. Starting with a 1940s-era gas station, The Social has developed into a curiosity for passers-by, as more and more eclectic decorative items and furnishings have been added to shape the renovation.
“We capture the craftsman-era elegance of the old gas station in details like the original tile work,” said Clark, who managed operations of the lounge, “ but this space is contemporary and striking.” Sleek furnishings by designer Phillipe Starcke were handpicked by Clark and Salvatierra for the lounge and include pressure-molded Kartel plastic sofas in varied pastel colors, which contrast with the plush leather furnishings in some spaces of the lounge. The main bar is a restoration of one that originally served a tavern on the south side of Chicago. It dominates the main space. The front doorway is formed from intricate Pakistani carvings in dark wood, eclectically set against a corrugated tin façade. And a giant disco ball – an Clark signature element – hangs in one room, though the space is meant more for socializing, than for dancing.
For further Informations in German, please click here!
Additional informations in French can be found here!
For informations in Spanish go here!
Jaysen Clark and Rene Salvatierra, are principals in The Social, the lounge and patio bar on the corner of Washington and Yale, where Waugh Drive enters The Heights. The two have attempted to capture all the influences that make up the Washington Ave. experience in one space. Starting with a 1940s-era gas station, The Social has developed into a curiosity for passers-by, as more and more eclectic decorative items and furnishings have been added to shape the renovation.
“We capture the craftsman-era elegance of the old gas station in details like the original tile work,” said Clark, who managed operations of the lounge, “ but this space is contemporary and striking.” Sleek furnishings by designer Phillipe Starcke were handpicked by Clark and Salvatierra for the lounge and include pressure-molded Kartel plastic sofas in varied pastel colors, which contrast with the plush leather furnishings in some spaces of the lounge. The main bar is a restoration of one that originally served a tavern on the south side of Chicago. It dominates the main space. The front doorway is formed from intricate Pakistani carvings in dark wood, eclectically set against a corrugated tin façade. And a giant disco ball – an Clark signature element – hangs in one room, though the space is meant more for socializing, than for dancing.
For further Informations in German, please click here!
Additional informations in French can be found here!
For informations in Spanish go here!
Coming Soon
Tuesday, Feb 20th:
For more information or to reserve a Happy Hour Party please call 13-426-5840 or email info@thesocialinfo.com.