Monday, August 31, 2026

  1. Frozen cocktails and build-your-own pizzas under the same roof sounds like a fever dream, but Monkey's Tail makes it work. This neighborhood bar in Fulton keeps things loose and colorful while running a cocktail program weighted heavily toward tequila and mezcal. The frozen drinks are a genuine draw, and the food menu swings wide enough, tacos, burgers, aguachiles, that no one in the group goes home grumpy.

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    One number, weighted & current 65

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    Address
    5802 Fulton St, Houston, TX · Houston
    Hours
    • Mon–Wed 4 PM–Midnight
    • Thu 4 PM–2 AM
    • Fri–Sat 2 PM–2 AM
    • Sun 2 PM–Midnight

    Kitchen open until 1 hour before close

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