The history of Houston nightlife has its ebbs and flows. One minute, Washington Ave holds the crown as the premier party destination. Then it’s either the Richmond strip or Midtown or Third Ward, or how Almeda seemingly has five different venues going off at a time on a Sunday. For years, The Address had a strong claim to hosting Houston’s best Sunday day party on a weekly basis.
Now those days of burning hookah coals, celebrity pop ups, glistening lamb chops, tender steaks, drinks and packed-out sections are set to be gone.
On Friday, venue owners confirmed that the establishment located on 3333 Raleigh St, near the Holcombe and Old Spanish Trail exit from Highway 288, would be shutting down after nine years in business.
Nearly a decade in Houston nightlife is a near-record in the modern day of clubs and venues in the city, as several patrons recalled its opening, the DJs, the food and even its transition from a full-fledged club into a multi-purpose bar & grill to be even more welcoming…