07/28/2026
Lloyd’s Bar (the building only) at 111 N. Avenue A, in Humble, TX
A Living Piece of Humble History
Is on the market, FOR SALE.
Humble, Texas's oldest bar. Founded in 1942 by Thomas Lloyd Long. Now owned by his son Lloyd Richard Long. It was originally a Domino Hall where only men were allowed. Of course that changed a long time ago.
For generations, Lloyd’s Bar has stood as a cornerstone of Humble, Texas—more than a building, it is a gathering place woven into the town’s story. Recognized as Humble’s oldest bar, this historic property has witnessed the evolution of the community from its early oil-boom roots to the vibrant, close-knit city it is today.
Built during a time when Humble was defining its identity, Lloyd’s Bar became a natural meeting point for oil field workers, local business owners, musicians, and neighbors. It was a place where stories were shared, deals were made, celebrations were held, and friendships were forged. Few properties can claim such a deep and authentic connection to the people who shaped a town.
The building itself carries the character and charm that only time can create—walls that have absorbed decades of laughter and conversation, and a presence that commands respect simply by standing. Lloyd’s has long served as a cultural anchor, contributing to the social heartbeat of downtown Humble and supporting the vitality of nearby businesses through decades of change.
Owning Lloyd’s Bar is an opportunity to become a steward of local history. It offers the rare chance to preserve a landmark while reimagining its future—whether as a revitalized gathering space, entertainment venue, restaurant concept, or adaptive reuse that honors the past while serving the next generation. Properties with this level of historical significance are increasingly rare, and even more valuable to communities seeking authenticity and continuity.
For a buyer who understands that true value lies not only in square footage but in legacy, Lloyd’s Bar represents something special: a chance to own a piece of Humble’s soul, protect its story, and write the next chapter in a building that has meant so much to so many.
Pictures can be found on LoopNet.
If you are interested, Contact Gwen at Key Realtors in Humble.
