Fiveseven Grille

Hey, Astros fans! ⚾ Ready to catch the 411 on having an epic time at Minute Maid Park? Buckle up, because this stadium is more than just seats and a field—it’s like the Disneyland of baseball! First off, the vibe is electric. You walk in, and it's like stepping into the heart of Houston's sports spirit. The retractable roof is a game-changer—rain or shine, the game is on! Now, let’s talk goodies and grub. You’re gonna want to dive into the food scene. My go-to is the Texas-sized nachos—they don’t skimp on the good stuff! But roam around and explore the options; there’s a world of flavors waiting to make your tastebuds do the wave. Parking pro-tip: Get there early and snag a spot in the nearby lots. It’s like scoring a VIP pass to the action without the hassle. And who doesn’t love a smooth start to their game day? But wait, there's more! Minute Maid isn’t just about watching; it’s about experiencing. Check out the cool attractions like the Union Station Roof Deck or get some Insta-worthy pics with the massive, must-see Hall of Fame Alley. So, gear up and get down to Minute Maid Park, where the fun is always in full swing, and every game is a grand slam of good times and Houston pride! Go strossss!!!!

I had a great time getting to see Guns n' Rose's and Alice in Chains at this venue! This was my first time here, and I enjoyed it thoroughly. The venue was clean and cool insid, considering how hot it was when I was there. There were plenty of concession and drink areas to accommodate the huge crowd that was there for the show. Our seats were almost on the floor, and the view was pretty good. I hope to visit again whenever possible.

I have been here a few times for Astros games. It’s big but still manageable for those that can not handle big places and too many people. They are cordial pleasant and cleaning up throughout the event. Bathrooms are always being cleaned usually no lines. I’m not a huge fan of the food available on the regular floors but they do have better food for the VIP folks.

I've been seeing a lot of concerts here lately. The sound seems better than it used to be. I still think it's way too big for shows. We are usually in the 1st band around the floor, but the upper decks are so far away that the stage must look like a flea circus. Also, the bathrooms seem insufficient for the size of the place.. always lines, especially for women. As ballpark stadiums go, it's very nice. I love the retractable roof.

Middle of the road stadium for me, having been to 26/30 now. It’s really hard to create a great baseball experience in a dome. I’d love to see this place with the roof up, but being that it’s closed like 90% of the time that’s what we have to go off. The crowd was enthusiastic but it was hard for me to get past the dark-feeling inside. On the other hand, the heat would often be unbearable so the dome makes sense. Parking around the stadium seemed east and affordable. Unfortunately there aren’t a lot of great bars and restaurants, but I’d highly recommend Xochi for dinner and 1820 for a beer. Seemed like there was a decent selection of food, highlighted for me by the Buffalo wings place in center field. Glad they had an independent brewery in there (Saint Arnold) so I didn’t have to buy AB swill.