Brittany

This is a very new restaurant. I love the concept, you can truly come here just to take pictures. They have food and hookah, but it seems they might be waiting for their liquor license. The server told us in a few weeks they'd have alcoholic beverages. Their street corn is really great, but that's the only food I tried. The mocktails were great as well. Can't wait to go back once they serve alcohol.

K D

Interesting ambiance with their themed rooms, definitely take a tour of the restaurant. I didn’t expect it to be a hookah bar when I was going considering the vibe I got from the photos. It might get more lively and crowded at night time. I was there early afternoon on a Sunday and only had a drink. Their coffee wasn’t good. Lemonade got a 5 star from me. We didn’t try the food so no comments there.

+7

Jaquya Standridge Bradford

Nameless is a vibe. It’s byob so that’s always a plus, the food is good I recommend the pasta or wings. Now when it comes to making reservations I recommend trying to get a later reservation if you only plan on going there for the night because they only allow you to sit for 2 hrs max. Security and the host aren’t always friendly. Especially security I’ve seen how they handle certain situations and they haven’t been professional about it. Other than that nameless is a cool spot. If you ever go to the bathroom the floors are a bit slippery so be careful. I’ll keep you guys updated if anything changes!

Kayshauna Holmes

First time going, made reservations but when I got there it was a lot of additional fee’s they didn’t mention when you reserve. They are pretty tight in your 2 hour limit. As the night progresses they raise the price to park in their lot from$20 to $30 It is BYOB, but it’s $20 for women, $40 for men after 8 pm with a reservation or not. And $15 per person that brings a bottle. It’s suggested to bring your own everything or be prepared to pay.

Kat G

Hmm.. so this place was fun, but very very very busy! We came for a birthday party, $20 bucks to park across the street, when we were leaving, at 1:30am, people were still trying to get it and there was ALOT of traffic. There’s an entrance fee which after, they give you a wrist band.. I believe paying the entrance fee, means they won’t charge you for BYOB, but I’m not 100% on that. The place is big, there’s room and rooms.. and then more rooms, but it’s tight! Like when it gets packed it’s hard to walk through. We were a party of 10, and got put in the back and it was hard to get around the tables, and you were kind of afraid to knock over the hookah. Service wasn’t bad, you pay when you order your food and hookah, which makes sense. When we looked at the menu.. it was kinda pricey to me but the flavor was good. Now I got the fried chicken sandwich which when I got it I ate it right away.. but halfway through my sandwich started to fall apart. The bread got soggy and the batter was coming off the chicken.. still had good flavor but it ended in a mess lol. I did love the fries! The music was good, dj was funny and got people up and dancing. I’d say try this place out but I wouldn’t come if it wasn’t a party or an event.

+2

Brenda Douyon

Unfortunately, the service and food were disappointing. Sauces were not brought out and had to be requested multiple times. We also had to ask for extra utensils. Drinks were only offered at the very end of the meal, which felt like an afterthought. The chicken and mac and cheese were both bland and lacked seasoning. Additionally, the floors were very slippery, which felt unsafe. Overall, not a good experience and not one I would recommend

Tabetha Downs

Got there when it first opened so parking was easy. When walking in, there was no one to greet us. Had to walk in pretty far to get greeted. Only had one server at the time so took awhile to get our order made. Waitress kept forgetting items. While the food came out fairly quickly, it was really salty (catfish&grits). Wish would've been asked how lamb chops would be cooked. Maybe would need to come at the evening time to get the full experience.

I was physically assaulted by security guards for absolutely no reason at a nameless establishment, and the experience was shocking, traumatic, and completely unacceptable. I did nothing to provoke the situation, yet I was treated with unnecessary aggression and a total lack of professionalism. No one should ever feel unsafe simply being present in a place that’s supposed to provide security, not violence. The way this was handled shows a serious failure in accountability and training. I strongly advise others to never come to this establishment—your safety clearly cannot be trusted here.

Quez Russell

The food was great. However I still don’t understand how our bill came out to be $85 when we only ordered Chicken tenders, the Nameless breakfast, and Nameless pancakes. Even after adding the 18% gratuity it still didn’t add up nowhere near $85. I feel like I was scammed.

Justin Poirier

Overpriced. We did get our own section but the receptionist told us first after asking if we had a reservation that we would have to leave because they don’t have any spots available and said we can’t stand around and that we would have to leave. This was also after we spent $20 on parking and $40 on entry and said that it was non refundable. That’s crazy!

loronzo davis

This will be the first and last time I visit this Nameless place which is also SERVICELESS. I came to this bar because I found it on Google, NOT SURE HOW IT GOT AN AVERAGE RATING OF 4 STARS. Beautiful pictures online, Catfishes you to think you’re going to have a beautiful experience with different themes in mind. Do not come here to waste your money for valet parking and then you walk in and to be greeted by an empty establishment with people who act like they don’t even want to work there. The nerve of them to ask you if you have a reservation. I would never reserve a space here ever and don't even bother doing so. Then you pay top dollar for dishes that are good but for the prices you pay and the hookah that already tastes like they smoked all the flavor out of it was hilariously expensive with tip already included for a table of two. To make matters worse, we asked for the check so that we can leave, and the server decided she felt her conversation with the hostess was more important than bringing us to check with nobody in there. She could have easily brought us our check so that we can go ahead and pay and leave. But she made us wait 20 extra minutes so that she can have whatever conversation it was with the front hostess. It just baffles me that a place like this has tip already included. Do yourself a favor and drive the extra 20 minutes and go to a Brazilian steakhouse and then do hookah somewhere else after. At $120 total for 2, this includes parking, this experience was not worth it at all.

Adam Montoya

We decided to try out this new place for my girl's birthday, but honestly, it fell flat. First, the location wasn't the best - it's next to an apartment complex with overflowing dumpsters, and there was a strong smell of weed in the air as soon as we got out of the car. The restaurant's design was everywhere like they couldn't decide on a theme. Some areas looked unfinished, but the staff told us it was all done. Now, onto the food. It was pricey for what you get—small portions, and the taste was okay…but not for the price. I don't mind paying for a good meal, but this wasn't worth it. And the service? Not great. We seriously thought about leaving, and we saw about four other groups do just that. In hindsight, we probably should've followed their lead. It was a real letdown, especially since we were there for a birthday celebration. I can't say I'd recommend this place. I'm all about supporting local businesses, but they have some serious work to do here.