Nameless By Nomad

Came on a Sunday night with the girls. From the outside, it looks very small; if there weren't lights on the outside you may miss it. Once you go inside - the place is huge. Has different rooms and the artwork on the wall is pretty dope. BYOB- $15/person includes ice and cups. Hookah was really smooth. I did end up ordering some fries and not gonna lie - portion was pretty small. Overall- nice vibe. Will be back.

Not a fan of hookah bars, but hanging out with friends and family is a different perspective. This place definitely has its share off 1 and 2 stars, and I can see why. In our case, it was ok. Parking was all valet. We went inside and were directed to a specific section, where we sat down. The tables needed a quick swipe which one of the workers did. Our server was friendly with our table. We got the orders in. My chicken sandwich was actually pretty good. I wasn't expecting it to be. It was a flavorful chicken breast and overall a good sandwich. Came with plenty of fries. The mocktails that we ordered were all good. It was very loud inside. Some cool selfie taking spots next to statues. I don't plan on visiting again though.

Came to dinner here for girls night. I love the decor of the restaurant. Each room you enter has a different theme and very artsy. The food was good. I had the glazed salmon and asked for extra sauce for my rice. I do not like plain white rice without any type of gravy or sauce. You could not substitute any of the sides. I toughed through the asparagus even though I'm not a fan, but the waitress said I could not modify the dish. The music is a little loud. The restaurant has a lounge vibe. Not necessarily good if you want to have full conversations. Also It is BYOB and they do charge $15 per person (whether you drank or not). We had one friend who did not drink alcohol. She ordered a nonalcoholic beverage and they still charged her the corkage fee anyway.

We were in town to celebrate my cousins birthday. We found this BYOB place for good for late night fun. They have a $15 entry fee and you can purchase food, drinks and hookah. Your bottle does NOT have to be unopened upon entry. They do not serve alcohol. A really nice spot and good business idea. They have an open parking lot that you just pay for. If ever in Houston and looking for a celebratory time, check them out.

Okay aesthetic is 10/10. It's like one of those moving exhibits that comes into town that you pay $20-30 bucks to ooh and aww at, and leave. The rooms are all exuberant and over the top in the best way. You pay for this experience with food prices. Now I can understand that this was a costly endeavor for the owners, but food and drink costs were over the top and not the quality that the prices were warranting. Best drink here is not the mint lemonade ($10), it's the OJ smoothie (they're all $10 non alcoholic). It's heavier on the mango and it's delicious. The quesadillas were not bad, chicken with sides of beans and rice. But the tortillas they used were tiny so those 8 slices were modest for $25. It also didn't come with any sour cream or hot sauce and their ordering service requires the waiter/waitress to put it in the system and wait to see if someone else will actually come bring it or not.Beware of tipping because that screen will come up for you to tap away more money, but they already tack on a 20% gratuity fee. Water costs money because this is actually a hookah bar disguised as something else so they only have bottles, even if you're only ordering food. ($3). And I've heard service is the worst worst worst, but my waitress was new and she was the BEST. She made great recs, she was friendly and not overbearing, she was just fantastic. All in all I'd recommend visiting because it truly is a wonder, but Management is going to have to make some major changes for this to not be a one hit wonder that we all visit once.

This place is tucked away on a small side street between Westheimer and Richmond off Fountainview. The entrance is through a black gate that says EXIT. They do not have an ENTER sign yet. Don't be scared to pull in thereto save you from driving in circles!Their giant unicorn and swinging doors give you a taste of what you're about to see once you come in. There so many cool unique rooms and things to look at. They know it's a unique place, so don't be shy about wanting walk around and take all kinds of pictures. A lot of their food leans Mexican but they have quite a few different styles. Everything was pretty tasty. Didn't seem like there was a bad choice. They currently don't have a liquor license as of June 6, so know you'll want to pregame or make plans to go someplace have if you'd like a beer or cocktail.Very fun spot to go with to for a birthday or special event. I'll definitely be back once they get three liquor license!

BYOB restaurant PLEASE NOTE- each person will be charged a $15 bottle fee even if you don't drink. I repeat- YOU WILL BE CHARGED $15 BOTTLE FEE EVEN IF YOU DON'T DRINK! Just keep that in mind when thinking about coming. There's also valet parking $20 & parking lots that charge between $10-20 but you can park a little further for free just need to know where to go. Really cute atmosphere. It looks small but once you go inside, there's so many different areas & sections to sit. Very colorful & artsy walls. Perfect for taking pictures. They can accommodate larger parties. Had a DJ playing good tunes. Hookah available. Mocktails were really yummy. Friends really loved the food. If you're vegetarian or vegan, they do have fried cauliflower & the Impossible burger as options. All around decent place.

For the most part, I enjoyed this venue. It is very large and I love that there are separate themed rooms. The themes do come off as very gaudy and overly done with no real luxe behind them, but that's the new thing about the Instagram culture. Everything is for the photo ops. It's cute. Don't get me wrong, just a lot going on! The location is BYOB and they offer food and hookah. I only got the wings and they were actually pretty good. Small but well cooked for sure. The French fries did what they were supposed to but nothing special. Some chairs have burn holes in them and a deep cleaning is needed all around but not too bad.The parking situation is pretty much valet or bust. I dislike this part of Houston culture for this reason along with needed to reserve sections all the time. In which we only got 2 hours because we didn't book it at a premium cost. Groups beware! You come here for a good time NOT a long time. Get there on time or your time reservation will run out before you get to enjoy.

Stopped in for hookah with a friend and got a vibe. We sat in the pink room. Great music, good service, as it wasn't too busy. We just missed the brunch crowd. We did orfer some fries which came out fresh and seasoned well. Parking: $20 to self park it used to be $10 Hookah reasonably priced/ good flavor

This dip actually tastes really good. $5 hookah on Tuesday. Parking was $20 which kinda sucked.