Hearsay Gastro Lounge features two stories of wood, brick, and mirror walls that light up with vibrant colors at night. The W.L. Foley building, where this restaurant is located and also known as the Kennedy-Foley building, was built in 1860. The unique building design features alternating colors in the arches and angles, resulting in contrasts of depth, color, and shape. Houston architecture in the 19th and 20th century typically featured cast-iron columns supporting a canopy lining the front of the building, which is found on the Kennedy-Foley building. The Post-Benner Bar-Back wall was designed to reflect the hanging bulbs of varying lengths, each one glistening like a firefly. Hearsay Gastro Lounge brings you an experience in the true tradition of a gastro pub with a focus on fine dining, perfect for a memorable wedding celebration. Consider using the semi-private loft upstairs for a either a sit-down or standing cocktail reception. The first floor can also used for larger weddings.