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If you hadn’t guessed from the windows next to it, that’s your destination. Once you’re at the top of the stairs you still won’t see a sign, just a small fox head coat hook mounted on the door on your right – a sly wink acknowledging that you’re in the right place.
Walk up to him, share your ID and you’ll be up the stairs to Captain Foxheart’s Bad News Bar. The polite but unassuming guy standing next to it is the doorman/bouncer. To get there, head to the door beneath it to the right, marked for an attorney’s office. You’ll probably first notice it by the seemingly private balcony jutting out above the sidewalk in the middle on the 300 block of Main. The bar is exactly where the address says… but compared to its neighbors, Bad News Bar is much more subtle about its presence. The bar was created by popular Houston bartender and co-owner Justin Burrow, along with his partners Brad Moore and Ryan Rouse, and reflects his dedication to good drinks in a good space with good people.
This is likely due in part to its handle – its only official online presence and the only place the establishment has officially hung out a sign. Since its April 2013 opening, the bar with the full, formal and tongue-in-cheek name of Captain Foxheart’s Bad News Bar and Spirit Lodge has won the hearts of in-the-know Houstonians, become an oft-cited “My Top 5” favorite and consistently earned nods of praise and approval from local and national media outlets.Īlthough some refer to it as Captain Foxheart’s, it’s most commonly known simply as Bad News Bar. Stop off for quality drinks, conversation and a sweet view at Captain Foxheart’s Bad News Bar, tucked away atop of the re-energized 300 block of Main Street in the Historic Downtown District.
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