They don't know how to set up a proper bowl here... The base won't bubble and the smoke is weakread more

I wish I could give a no star review. Worst customer service ever. They charged us a $150 cleaning…read morefee because my friend threw up a little outside the establishment, and they were saying they had to call someone to power wash the little spot of throw up. We said we will clean it up with some water, but they refused. Then 5 minutes later they took a bucket of water and washed it themselves with just water, and I called them out and said that's a nice power washer. And they just smiled and laughed us. DO NOT GO HERE, THEY ARE SCAMMERS!!!!!!!

The food is excellent. I have not tried anything that is not good yet. The butter chicken past is…read moregood. You have to try their beef bun kabab and also the beef Bihari with Romali. Hookah is great. Service is good, the employees are very attentive. Ambiance is good. Weekends and weekdays it gets busy

Hookah was pretty good and the food was alright, but unfortunately the service was not good. We…read morebarely saw our server the entire hour and a half we were there. I would understand if the restaurant was busy, but there were multiple times we saw her standing around talking with coworkers instead of checking on our table. The guy who brought out our food was actually very nice and ended up being more helpful than our server, who we only saw about twice. The biggest issue was when it came time to pay. Our server brought over the handheld device but didn't show me the total or the items I was being charged for. After I paid, she immediately took the device and walked away without showing me the receipt or explaining any of the charges. I went to the employees up front, who were very helpful, and they printed a receipt for me. That's when I noticed an 18% service charge that I wasn't aware of. I spoke with the manager about it, and he was extremely nice and refunded the service charge. I really appreciated how professionally he handled the situation. After the manager spoke with our server about it, she visibly seemed annoyed and bothered by the situation, which made the experience even more uncomfortable. Overall, the hookah was good and the manager and other employees were helpful, but the service from our server really brought down the experience.

Food was great! Service was okay but good. Great spot check it guys it was family friendly and nice!read more

Amazing hookah and service...great place to work also. Very quiet, ambience is perfect.read more

Went on a Friday night with a group celebrating kicking off the weekend. Among the group we had…read morecatfish, regular fries, sweet potato fries, onion rings, chef salad and of course a variety of Daiquiri's. Overall the food was delicious the regular fries had a hint of sweet mixed in with the salt. If you don't like sweetness order the fries with no seasoning. There were a lot of to go orders and at times service was a little slow. Order a daiquiri and sip on it while enjoying the music. The music was finger popping good and elevated the overall vibe to the next level. We would visit again.

This place is a gem. It is located about seven minutes from Grandscape. We were lucky to get there…read morewhen it wasn't crowded. They have a plethora of daiquiri flavors. You definitely can find one that suits your taste buds. They offer Cajun style food. Their fried fish and shrimp platter was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend it and we will definitely be back soon!

The drinks and the service were amazing. AC wasn't turned down enough but other than that it was…read moregood.

I wasn't going to post this review, but then I realized the nice older women I met that night might…read morewonder why they never saw me again. This was an extremely empty neighborhood bar on a Tuesday night, and they actually ended their Bingo/Singo activity early because there weren't enough people. I decided to stay for one more drink, a double mezcal pineapple (my first drink had been free with the game), and later ordered their $10 microwaved mozzarella sticks. When I got my check, I was pretty confused to see a $44 charge for one drink and the mozzarella sticks. I politely asked, "Hey, can I see the itemized check?" The bartender laughed in my face and told me no because he had actually given me a discount. He then started proclaiming, both to me and the gentleman sitting next to me, how generous he had been to give me the free drink at the beginning of the night (which was part of the advertised game promotion and something I had specifically asked about) and how expensive doubles are. While he was yelling, I decided to just pay the tab and leave. Given the way he was speaking to me, I did not leave a tip. Apparently, that made things worse. He started yelling to the other patron about how I wasn't tipping, trying to embarrass me in front of him, and saying, "Looked like she loved it though, 'cause it's empty." I calmly told him that this entire situation could have been avoided if he had simply given me the itemized receipt I asked for. I wasn't refusing to pay. I just wanted to understand what I was being charged for, especially since it was my first time at the bar. Instead of simply showing me the bill, he chose to argue with me and publicly embarrass me in front of his only other patron. He finally printed the itemized check, at which point I told him it was too late. He then explained that he had poured Casamigos Mezcal, which I never asked for, and that was why the double was a $30 drink. Again, this is an empty neighborhood bar, not an upscale cocktail bar. I was expecting something in the $18 to $24 range and never asked for a high end pour. If you're going to serve a premium spirit without the customer requesting it, especially in a simple mixed drink, it would be reasonable to mention that before charging $30 for it. I have the money and paying the bill wasn't the issue. The issue was the way the situation was handled. When a customer politely asks to see an itemized check, especially at an empty neighborhood bar, the appropriate response is to simply hand them the check. There was absolutely no reason for the bartender to laugh at me, yell at me, or try to embarrass me in front of another customer. I would have happily paid and probably would have come back. Instead, I left wondering why a simple request for a receipt turned into such an unnecessary confrontation. And the owner, the hosts of the game, the nice old folks who live down the street who all asked to see me next week - absolutely not.

Great food and drinks the service is amazing…read more Ambiance is amazing perfect and Chill

This Hookah Lounge DOPE!!!! I had so much fun Friday I came back Saturday lol 10 out of 10 in my…read morebook

Happy Hour at GVO is a good time with good music and great food options. The suya tacos have a…read moregreat taste with the perfect amount of spice. They also have a catfish special on Tuesday that is hot and delicious and the portion is large enough for you to eat the leftovers for lunch like I did. The servers are always nice and attentive to your needs. Only thing I don't care for is that they force you to buy bottled water. No tap water like most restaurants. And the bottled water is $5. Yikes! Go to GVO hungry but not thirsty!

Customer service is lacking and hookah is very pricey. Music and location were good and ambiance…read morewas good

About: Red Phone Booth, founded in Atlanta in 2020 by…read moreStephen de Haan in partnership with actor and whiskey and cigar enthusiast Michael Cudlitz , opened its first Texas location in The Colony, Dallas, in 2023, celebrating three years since its inception. The venue is designed to resemble a Prohibition-era speakeasy, with an entrance accessible through a rotary phone inside a red telephone booth (which actually works!). Our tour was led by Jamie, who shared his extensive knowledge as he guided us through the Prohibition Era alongside our concierge, Landon. The speakeasy features stunning floors made of 120-year-old Italian wood, beautifully decorated with art, books, and a selection of premium entertainment and spirits. Patrons can request "prescriptions," which are 2oz alcoholic shots inspired by the owner's grandfather, who was a pharmacist. Cocktails and friendly service was provided by Emma and Kyle, their services were a nod to Bob Ruede, RPB's renowned Intoxicologist, along with other award-winning bartenders recognized for their excellence in service and hospitality. Eric, the Cigar Attendant, is knowledgeable about how to properly enjoy an exceptional cigar experience. The Mafia Room is an exclusive space perfect for guys' and girls' nights, intimate events, corporate gatherings, and celebrations. While Red Phone Booth offers exclusive membership tiers with premium perks, you don't need to be a member to enjoy the Prohibition experience. If you're interested in joining, visit redphonebooth.com to schedule a membership tour. Things We Liked: Cocktails: -Lions Tail -Brown Derby Appetizers: -Shrimp Oreganata -Polpette Sliders -Quattro Formaggio Pizza Dessert: -Tiramisu Cigars -Drew Estate Tabak Dulce Corona -Drew Estate Deadwood Fat Bottom Betty Locations are nationwide with more coming soon): 5774 Grandscape Blvd, Suite 100, The Colony, TX 75056 S/O to Mike, Andri, Kyle, and the team at Red Phone Booth for an unforgettable night. Special thanks to @ for joining in on the fun and presenting a gift to The Glass Mic from her craft line, @SlayTheDae_ (IG) See for yourself! Follow @RGBGrandscape on IG for tasty offerings and updates!

Words cannot describe the experience. Must go and learn about its history from the GM. The decor…read moreand details involved makes me feel like I am in the prohibition era. Great place!