Looking for a place to throw darts Friday night. I know a few hole-in-the-wall type places, but any recommendations for a decent spot near BW8 and I10 on the westside?

Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Burlap

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Man, I miss that place.

google map search your area for the word "pub?"

I'd try Watson's House of Ales at 10 and hwy 6

Bull & Bear Tavern - kirkwood/westheimer

Mr.C's Irish pub on dairy ashford

Finn MacCool's in the corridor off of Eldridge has six boards and does an open cash tournament on Sundays.

Is the Ashford Arms still around?

DarkHorse Tavern on Washington Ave is a low key spot.

West Chase Tavern ……

Psycho Bunny said:

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DarkHorse Tavern on Washington Ave is a low key spot.

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Oooohhh, forgot about that place. Do they still have a picnic table in the back under the shade? Had a nice little Funday afternoon back there once upon a time.

Not sure, was glued looking at my wife, since her blouse was stuck to her body because of the rain.

Rudyards on Waugh if you enjoy driving.

Molly's Pub at Wilcrest & Westheimer (northwest corner) formerly the Westcrest. Played in a dart league there for years. Boards are still there and some nice brews on tap.

If you see a bearded gentleman seated at the bar, ask him if his name is Terry. If so, tell him Sean says hello.

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Mr.C's Irish pub on dairy ashford

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Ciaran was the bartender at the Westcrest for years.

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Biz Ag said:

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If you see a bearded gentleman seated at the bar, ask him if his name is Terry. If so, tell him Sean says hello.

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This is 100% code, I'm just not sure for what.

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Probably owes him gambling money. Terry will beat the snot outta anyone who knows Sean.

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To be safe, he should tell Terry that Sean ask how his mother is doing.

Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Is the Ashford Arms still around?

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Moved down to Eldridge and Westheimer when they tore it down for a chick Fil a

ChipFTAC01 said:

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Milwaukees Best Light said:

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Is the Ashford Arms still around?

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Moved down to Eldridge and Westheimer when they tore it down for a chick Fil a

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Where was the original? I was thinking it was further out west than I remembered when I looked it up on the map, but I wasn't sure.

On Dairy Ashford across from Stratford

Edit - I was thinking of Ashford Pub

Cowboy Surfer - just west of Memorial city mall

Westchase Tavern - Wilcrest/Briar Forest

Kirby Icehouse - I-10/Gessner (darts are outside so probably not good tonight with the rain)

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Biz Ag said:

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If you see a bearded gentleman seated at the bar, ask him if his name is Terry. If so, tell him Sean says hello.

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This is 100% code, I'm just not sure for what.

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Probably owes him gambling money. Terry will beat the snot outta anyone who knows Sean.

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To be safe, he should tell Terry that Sean ask how his mother is doing.

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My mother beat stage three pancreatic cancer last year. She turns 90 next Sunday.

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That's awesome. But he's supposed to say you asked how Terry's mom is doing.

I wonder if I've ever crossed paths with you there. My mother in law bartended at Molly's and C's for years, and was a regular at mollys for years before and after. My wife actually had several birthday parties at westcrest when she was a kid lol.

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I wonder if I've ever crossed paths with you there. My mother in law bartended at Molly's and C's for years, and was a regular at mollys for years before and after. My wife actually had several birthday parties at westcrest when she was a kid lol.

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Ironically, 28 years ago yesterday my wife & I announced our engagement to friends at the Westcrest.

The Westcrest & Ground Hog Day to announce our engagement. I'm such a romantic devil.

Hey I first asked out my now wife at Ashford Pub on dairy ashford! My mother in law is Karen btw

I hung out there regularly from the mid-80's through mid-90's, until I got married and moved to another part of town, so it's possible we crossed paths.

My sister taught Mike Daly's (the original owner) daughter violin. Jeff O'Malley was a bartender there before he moved to Galveston and opened O'Malley's Stage Door Pub down there next to the Opera House.

And of course, Mr. C was there until he bought the Irish Rover pub off Westheimer and then the place on Dairy Ashford. IIRC, he also had an ownership interest in a bar off the Katy Freeway years ago.

Terry Townsend was the guy I was jokingly referring to in an earlier post. He has been a regular there for close to forty years. I stopped by for a pint last year and there he was sitting at the bar. Karen definitely knows him.