Visiting Houston? Here's where to get a good beer, cocktail or glass of wine

Houston has a plethora of local places to grab a beer, a cocktail or a glass of wine any weekend or weekday. Our list includes some local favorites in and around central Houston. For more entertainment ideas, see our full guide of where to eat, visit and shop in Houston. The Ginger Man The Rice Village pub located inside an old house serves dozens of beer, wine and cider varieties. 5607 Morningside Drive, Houston. 713-526-2770. www.thegingerman.com/houston Wakefield Crowbar Located in The Heights, this outdoor-indoor bar is good for large groups and has sand volleyball courts, pool tables, a dog-friendly patio and a room for private events. 954 Wakefield Drive, Houston. 713-686-8388. www.wakefieldcrowbar.com Conservatory The downtown district food and beer hall has 60 beers on tap and is extending its hours during Super Bowl weekend. 1010 Prairie St., Houston. 832-919-8382. www.conservatoryhtx.com [caption id="attachment_219013" align="alignright" width="460"] Houston has no shortage of watering holes for visitors searching for a happy hour or nightcap.[/caption] Midtown Drinkery The bar and club is a hot spot for drinks and dancing on the weekends, but be wary of scant parking. 2416 Brazos St., Houston. 713-522-0118 Luke’s Ice House This sports bar in the Washington Avenue corridor has plenty of outdoor seating and televisions for those wanting to watch the game. 903 Durham Drive, Houston. 281-888-7028. www.lukesicehouse.com Lucky’s Downtown Located in EaDo, or east downtown, the casual neighborhood bar has $3 pints on weekends and is in walking distance of music, art and sporting venues. 801 Saint Emanuel St., Houston. 713-522-2010. www.luckyspub.com Anvil Bar & Refuge One of Houston’s most popular watering holes, the Montrose establishment is known for traditional and original cocktails as well as more refined bar snacks. 1424 Westheimer Road, Ste. B, Houston. 713-523-1622. www.anvilhouston.com This list is not comprehensive.