Staff was great came on a Sunday it felt like Friday, food was good, dancers were amazing, waitress and floor staff kept my friends and I serviced well we are definitely frequenting Onyx and will always recommend people to try you guys out thanks for the experience. Your staff has great energy and they seem to also care about their coworkers just as much as they care about their customer and that’s always a good thing to have in an employee.

Had a great time - the girlies & security were nice, checking up on me every so often. Loved Apple especially ❤️ the bathrooms do need some work though

I came to Onyx with a couple friends around 2 this morning & the atmosphere was so underwhelming. Idk if we were here for amateur night, or a Juneteenth special. The music was DATED! At one point the DJ played wobble. The wobble. The DJ played a cookout anthem at a strip club. My vibe immediately got dry. We left in less than an hour & I felt like I shouldn’t recommend another strip club. I use to speak highly of Onyx. I’ve had some good nights at this club, but I won’t recommend going on a Thursday night. Now don’t give me wrong!!! The strippers are always phenomenal, that’s never the issue. Even though they didn’t get completely nude, the ladies always get the job done, they’re always very personable & can carry a conversation. The improvements should come from having a DJ with a trendier playlist, or hire a better event manager.

Manager very rude and discriminatory after spending money at this place. I would like to speak to the owner of this business about your manager you have working there on June 2nd. The manager shouldn’t even be working there with the way he treats people and kicking people out for no reason. Don’t even give a person a chance to audition to dance. I got so many followers on social media even on TikTok that will make this business go down the drain if I go live tomorrow about this business with the manger they have working here.

You're establishment is refusing off duty law enforcement from carrying and citing the 51% sale of alcohol rule for their reasoning. "No, bars and similar establishments in Texas generally cannot prohibit on-duty or off-duty peace officers from carrying authorized weapons. Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 2A.052, establishments serving the public—including restaurants and bars—are prohibited from restricting law enforcement officers, subjecting violators to civil penalties.Key details regarding this law include:Protection for Officers: The law protects both on-duty and off-duty peace officers and special investigators authorized to carry weapons.Establishment Restrictions: Establishments, including those that derive 51% or more of their income from alcohol sales ("51% locations"), are prohibited from enforcing bans against these officers.Penalties for Bars: Establishments that restrict peace officers from carrying their authorized weapons are subject to a $1,000 civil penalty for each violation."