The Proletariat Gallery & Public House

My boyfriend and I happened upon this place in the middle of a Tuesday afternoon. It had great coffee drinks and happy hour drinks like mimosas. They even had a pizza special when we were there. We also enjoyed the atmosphere and the art that was featured at the time.
We ended up going later that same evening for an open mic poetry reading followed by a duo. We will definitely go back the next time we visit Galveston.

Great spot to enjoy a drink, coffee, beer, wine...with a friendly crowd and good staff. Shannon took care of us and we enjoyed the snacks. Adults, kids, doggies, all are welcome it seems. Will definitely return

Great drinks, kind folks, and chill vibe.

Trendy wine and coffee shop, I enjoyed it

Laid back atmosphere with great brews and board games. Nice place to unplug. Also some cute pups and kits!

We stopped in as we were passing by the shop. It has a lot of antiques and beautiful stuff. They do consignments too. While we were there a woman stopped in so she could play on a piano. She played so beautifully it really made the shopping experience a joyful time.

The bartender with short hair and gauges was rude af. I asked if I can get the code for the restroom. Without finishing my sentence, she interrupts me with a loud and sarcastic voice, "30...41. 30! 41!" It was so unnecessary how she approached the situation. It made me uncomfortable to stay after.

Cool building. Hot mocha was not good. Pizza slice took a long time. Easy to park there on Sunday. Regardless of the retort below I personally found things to be very slow there on a Sunday. I'm assuming most pizza is made by hand since that's how pizza works. I had some time to look around at the art. Overall 3 stars is fair.

Excellent decor and product. The green tea macha, iced vanilla latte, and tumeric and ginger tea were all very good at a great price. Other patrons were friendly.

Neat, open environment with lots of cool spots close by.