Azura Lounge - Houston

I booked my booking days before my arrival in Houston. Upon arrival, the manager welcomed me that I must buy a bottle to enjoy my friends. He explained that politics was all year round, but I visited this place in February and March this year and that was not the case. Then he kicked my party and then we had to leave the booth where we had already spent well over $600. We moved out because I didn't want to buy a bottle in principle. Finally, when I went home, there was another party sitting on the pre-ious stand without a bottle...

Everything started off nice. As the young gentleman with the very bushy hair came to change out the coals he was very cold as well as rude when anyone spoke to him as if he did not like speaking with black people. Which I find this confusing since you make most of your profit off of black people? The waiter was very good at the beginning but towards the end he had an altercation with one of my guest that was with me that night over a three dollar tab. When you deal with people who drink you should know how to deal with them or either have management get involved I don’t believe that he should’ve tried to address that his self with the tone that he had over three dollars

I absolutely love this place first time customer will be back my husband and I loved the vibes of this place from the lighting the Dj the atmosphere the hookah just over all everything about this place was definitely it I can not wait to go back trust me you won’t go wrong with this spot def recommend for a date night or any occasion.

We made a reservation in advance and even visited the restaurant in person to confirm our preferred table for a special evening. However, upon arrival, we were told that our section had been given away. The apology we received was that the host was unaware of a fight happening that evening. Unfortunately, the staff did not make adequate accommodations for us after this mistake. Overall, it was very unprofessional, and I do not recommend this place.

I made my reservation days before arriving in Houston. When I got there, the manager told me I needed to buy a bottle to enjoy with my friends. He mentioned that this was a requirement all year round, but I had visited the place in February and March of this year, and that hadn’t been the case then. Eventually, he asked my group to leave our booth, where we had already spent over $600. We decided to go because I didn't want to buy a bottle just on principle. To my surprise, when I got home, I saw that another group was allowed to sit at the same booth without having to purchase a bottle.