Club ONYX Houston

The dancers are truly fun and make this place a good time, probably some of the coolest women you’ll ever meet in Houston. Unfortunately, the bar is another story. They water down the liquor and reseal the bottles, which you can definitely tell, then upsell it for your section. That’s a scam in itself. Update: As far as the owner’s reply, thank you for the standard business response. But those bottles were absolutely diluted with water and everyone in our section noticed. The alcohol tasted like water and even after finishing the bottle, no one felt anything. 6 people can’t be delusional.

1st time experience and every moment was worth. Loved sunny and private dance with her will always be remembered. The short hair bartender is great. Getting pushed to go again before I fly back

JonJon was great! He went above and beyond. Our server Jasmine took great care of us. Great DJ. Great dancers. When you go ask for Honesty. She is fun, attractive, and knows how to give a great lap dance.

Rizza the waitress was amazing!! Ruby can get it anytime. This was a great 40th birthday celebration. We're totally coming back

Thankyou management for respectfully listening to my concerns. You deserve more customers, but you need to let the front desk girl go, she was the most disrespectful & arrogant person I’ve ever met. You don’t deserve to run out of business because of her. Thankyou

GREAT FOOD! Wonderful bottle service, beautiful bartenders. One even looks like amber rose 🥰 . met a dancer named “leelee and coco” two beautiful women with a fantastic physique . Made me feel welcomed 100% . All the women there are worth your while .

I want to give the biggest SHOUT OUT to my girl Versace!! I hit her about having my wife for her first strip club experience she got me right and connected me with Tiff who was amazing she brought out the bottles and for our wings we HAD to have!! She was so sweet and she was very attentive and made sure we were good ALL night!! Thanks again Ladies until next time!!

I came to this club Friday April 25th with a group of 12 people to celebrate a friend’s birthday. I was completely sober and ordered a Sprite since the bar was closed. It took a long time for the drink to arrive, and when it finally did, the waitress handed it directly to me. About 30 minutes later, I started to feel extremely dizzy and weak. I could barely walk, and eventually collapsed inside the club. I was conscious but had no control over my body. Security called the paramedics and cared for me well. This was one of the most terrifying experiences of my life. I didn’t drink, wasn’t alone, and still became a target. If I had made it outside by myself, I don’t think I would have made it home. I’m sharing this so others stay aware. If something like this can happen to someone who’s sober and with a big group, it can happen to anyone. Whether it was negligence or something more intentional, I hope this venue takes safety more seriously. No one should have to experience what I went through. Responding to the comment from the owner: Thank you for your response. I appreciate your concern, but I want to clarify a few things. My blood sugar was normal, not extremely low. The paramedics noted that my blood pressure was dangerously low, and they suggested the episode may have been due to dehydration and fatigue. When they asked how I felt after drinking the Sprite, I specifically said I felt high. Not tired. Not dizzy from heat. I felt high. I was not hot or overheated. In fact, I told your security team exactly that when they brought me a cold towel. I wasn’t sweating. I wasn’t drinking alcohol. And I had not been out all day as you mentioned. I traveled on a short flight earlier that day, consumed a half gallon of water before traveling. I was sitting at a table, sober, eating wings with my friends before I collapsed. None of my friends gave you a different story. What happened that night was traumatic and dangerous, and I want to be very clear that your version of the events does not align with what actually happened. I shared this publicly because what happened to me is happening to women across the country, and too often it is dismissed or minimized. I hope your team takes this seriously. Guest safety should not be based on assumptions. It should be based on awareness, accountability, and prevention.